BYU-Idaho Ropes Course

Aerial and ground activities for students and the community. BYU-Idaho Rope Course has something for everyone.

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There's Something for Everyone

The Ropes Course offers a variety of team-building experiences for those who want to push their vertical limits as well as those who prefer to keep their experience at ground level.

Aerial Activities
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Aerial Activities

Ropes Course

The Ropes Course contains three levels, each more challenging than the previous level. The bottom level had moderate challenges and the top level is the most difficult. Participants are connected to the course with a continuous belay system to explore the course. Fantastic individual and group-challenge activity. (Limited to 60 participants per two-hour period.)

Zipline

The zipline travels around the Ropes Course property with three sections that start at the top level and end at the bottom level. The view from the top is excellent!

Giant Swing

A single participant sits in a harness while the rest of a group hoist the participant up to 50 feet into the air. Participants can release themselves to swing towards the earth. A great team-building and confidence-building experience. (Limit 20 per two-hour period.)

Power Pole

A true test of grit, the power pole is a great team-building activity. A harnessed participant stands atop a 40-foot pole while the rest of a team look on and provide support by holding onto the harness. The participant then leaps forward, attempting to grab a trapeze bar. The team softly lowers the participant back to the ground. (Limit 20 per two-hour period.)

A participant enjoys free fall during a QuickFlight activity at the Ropes Course.

QuickFlight Free Fall Device

Step off a platform into an unrestricted free fall before being softly caught and lowered to the ground. Good activity for building trust and confidence.

Ground Activities

Team Development Course

Designed to help groups learn principles of teamwork, communication, and cohesiveness, this activity is great for department training, youth groups, and families. Our staff can create activities based on any principle or theme you need. (Limit 35 per two-hour period.)

Whale Watch

Test the balance and skill of your entire team—and that’s just the beginning!

Spider Web Activity

Carefully pass through holes in a spiderweb made of string.

A group of BYU-Idaho students during a ground initiative activity at the Ropes Course.

Team Wall

A classic teamwork activity, Team Wall is a great metaphor for overcoming obstacles and quickly brings teams together.

Wild Woozy

A partner activity that tests the trust and balance between two people as they get farther apart.

Prouty’s Landing

Test your group’s ability to keep everyone together and supported. (Unlimited per two-hour period if not combined with Giant Swing, Tower, or Team Development Course.)