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Challenge Course

The Challenge Course is the RWC's high and low elements course. There are ten high elements on two levels between 25 and 45 feet. There are eleven total low elements. The RWC's high elements course is one of only five in the country.

Programs at the challenge course are designed for team building activities for many groups. UCF groups and private corporate groups are welcome to take advantage of a planned challenge course day based on the groups’ needs. The intent of the programs is to create team development and trust through activities that are safe, challenging and fun.

Related Facilities

Available Program Options

Low Elements: The low ropes are comprised of twelve different elements to assist groups in the areas of group cohesion, communication, and leadership. The low elements challenge participants mentally and physically as they plan and execute solutions to different obstacles. Checkout our program packages for more details.

High Elements: The high ropes course, known as the Odyssey III, is very unique in its kind on college campuses. This two level course can accommodate small and large groups. It is 350 feet long, 45 feet high with eight elements and a double zip. A low element program completion is required before reserving this facility.

Open Climbs: The Challenge Course Open Climb offers participants the opportunity to use the Odyssey Challenge Course during the designated times (contact Outdoor Adventure for times). For current UCF students you must bring your UCF ID. No sign up or reservations are necessary for these events.

Assumption of Risk Statement

sga logo Participation in Recreation and Wellness Center programs is completely voluntary. Individuals participate at their own risk and assume responsibility for their own health and safety. The University of Central Florida and the Recreation and Wellness Center are not liable for injuries sustained during participation in a Recreation and Wellness Center sponsored activity. It is strongly recommended that all participants consult a physician and/or have a physical exam prior to participation. The University of Central Florida does not provide personal accident/health insurance. Therefore, participants are urged to secure their own insurance. You may suffer physical and/or mental injury from participating in these activities.