An exhilarating and unforgettable day in the great
outdoors!
Enjoy a unique and challenging
adventure activity that promotes teamwork, trust, support
and communication. It's fun, non-competitive and builds
self-esteem!
Climbing up to the high elements
and completing the tasks is adrenaline producing, high
energy, and exhilarating.
Kippure Estate integrates
the Challenge by Choice philosophy into our activities
throughout the day. Participants are able to choose to
try a potentially challenging activity with the support
and encouragement of the group. Respect for each individual's
choices and ideas is an essential component in each challenge.
High ropes activities often
involves participants who are not climbing to take responsibility
for belaying and supporting someone else who is climbing.
In this way, high ropes courses can also be used to develop
compassion, empathy and cooperation amongst group members.
What is a High Ropes Course? Click
here to find out more…
Some of the elements on the high ropes course include:
Stairway to Heaven - can your team scale a huge suspended
ladder that gets increasingly difficult?
Leap of Faith - The Ultimate test of courage!! Three
challenges wrapped up in one activity - climb a 13 metre pole,
stand on top of a small, square and wobbling platform and
if you are mad enough - leap through the air and grasp a suspended
trapeze bar.
Burma Bridge - Similar to a high wire or tight rope,
a cable is suspended between two trees. The goal of this high
ropes element is to cross to the opposite tree while walking
on the cable. Two ropes serving as handrails are available
to help in maintaining balance while standing and walking
on the cable.
The Sky Frame - Discover the fun and excitement of
abseiling and climbing. The feeling of accomplishment and
elation will prevail when you conquer our new state of the
art wooden climbing tower - don't forget to take in the scenery
on the way!
Catwalk - A horizontally positioned telephone pole
is suspended between two trees. The challenge lies in maintaining
balance while walking across the pole towards the opposite
tree.
Safety & Insurance - click
here to find out more…
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