Every obstacle here is a shared one, no one moves through alone.

• A series of low ropes obstacles set close to ground level in the bush

• Small teams of 3 to 4 working through the course together

• Built-in roles for spotting, encouraging and supporting teammates

• Set in a natural bush environment throughout

Teams that started as strangers often finish the course as something closer to a crew.

Trust is easier to find when there's steady support close by.

• Close to ground level throughout, designed with safety in mind

• Instructor oversight for the full course

• [Placeholder: spotting technique briefing details, instructor to participant ratio, any certifications worth naming, same gap as Abseiling]

Confidence built here tends to carry through to whatever's next on the program.

A few practical things before the day.

• Minimum age: [placeholder]

• Footwear: [placeholder]

• Group size: [placeholder, though 3 to 4 per team is confirmed]

• Weather policy: [placeholder]
  Closer: holding off until the details above are locked in

• Do participants need any prior experience? [placeholder]

• What happens if it rains? [placeholder]

• Is this suitable for campers nervous about heights? Yes, worth answering directly, since the course sits close to ground level throughout it's a gentler height option than the abseiling tower

• Can teams be adjusted if numbers don't divide evenly into 3s or 4s? [placeholder]