BYU-Idaho Ropes Course

Crate stacking is an activity where participants use crates to build a tower while on belay. The goal is to stack the crates as high as possible without the structure collapsing. Participants place and stack the crates, one at a time, requiring balance and coordination. This is a great date activity! The cost is $3 per person, and that will allow you to climb for about 15 minutes. You may register for multiple sessions if you like. Participants who stack more than 25 crates may win free lunch at the Crossroads on campus! To register, please click the link below or find us on the BYUI I-Belong app. You must be at least 54" tall and a minimum of 70 lbs. to participate. You may also make a private reservation for a large group. Please call the scheduling office at 208-496-3120 to make a reservation. Pricing is listed below.

Name games are engaging activities designed to break the ice and foster a sense of camaraderie among participants before embarking on a ropes course adventure. These games typically involve participants introducing themselves in creative ways, using elements of the ropes course environment or equipment to add an extra layer of excitement.

Ground initiatives are team-building activities that take place on the ground level, often serving as a precursor or complement to traditional low & high ropes course activities. These initiatives focus on promoting teamwork, communication, problem-solving, and leadership skills among participants in a more accessible setting.

Low ropes course activities are team-building challenges that take place close to the ground, typically involving obstacles, structures, and props set at a lower height. Unlike high ropes courses, low ropes courses are situated closer to the ground, ensuring a lower physical risk. The low ropes course activities available at this time are Spiders Web and River Crossing.

High ropes course activities are adventurous and challenging exercises that take place at an elevated height above the ground. The high ropes course activity available during the winter is crate stacking.