The Superior Challenge Ropes Course offers a variety of program options to meet your groups needs and goals.  Each program is custom designed to utilize your group's strengths and improve weaknesses. Program options are available for participants of all ages, ability levels, and physical/cognitive limitations.

We have worked with a variety of different types of groups such as: collegiate athletic teams, high school and junior high school athletic teams, collegiate classes, K-12 grade levels, non-profit organizations, corporate trainings, youth groups, birthday parties, and clubs

Group Development, Initiatives & Low Elements (approx. 2 hours)

This two hour program offers participants physical, mental,and emotionally challenging activities.  This is a great way for groups to know each other, improve communication and develop group cohesiveness. 

Rates begin at $6 per person.

Low Elements and Initiatives (approx. 3-4 hours)

The focus of this half day program is to help groups enhance communication, improve problem solving abilities, cultivates leadership, and promotes teamwork.  This program option is excellent for groups seeking to improve productivity, enhance creativity, and develop synergy.

Rates begins at $13 per person

High Elements (approx. 3-4 hours)

This is a half day filled with energy and fun!  Participants experience various high challenges that will help them confront fears, develop personal relationships, and improve self-confidence.

Rates begin at $15 per person

Low & High Elements (approx. 6-7 hours)

This program option is ideal for groups seeking personal and group development.  Groups participate in a variety of activities focusing on improving communication, problem solving, trust, decision making, leadership, and team building.

Rates begin at $21 per person

*For each program there is a minimum group size of 10. Rates will be quoted per person.

To book your group or for more information contact the Campus Recreation main office at (715) 395-4609 or campusrec@uwsuper.edu

"You can learn more about a person in an hour of play than in a year of conversation."  - Plato