The sun filtered through the trees on the brisk, December day as I stepped on to the Montgomery Whitewater ropes course, where ropes and ziplines created what looked like an interconnected system of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. It was a semi-normal Friday afternoon, as commuters trudged through rush-hour traffic on Interstate 84. Only I, an Idaho Statesman ...

WINONA – Students will be swinging, climbing and zipping their way back to campus this fall as Winona State University debuts its new high ropes course. The 45-foot-tall wooden structure in front of ...

Have you ever driven past the University of Wisconsin-Superior's Wessman Arena and wondered what that huge, wooden, rope-laden contraption behind the track was? Well, if you guessed medieval torture ...

PARK RAPIDS, Minn. - To call the rope challenge course near Eagle Beach Resort in Hubbard County an aerial adventure park would be selling it short. For many, it will be a life-changing experience.

Located in Silver Bay, North Shore Adventure Park offers a range of outdoor activities including axe throwing, ziplines, and their high ropes course. The high ropes course puts climbers high up in the ...

Employees of Alpine Towers out of North Carolina, work on a new ropes course in the Orchard Hill part of the UMass campus. The challenge course should be finished by mid-October and open to students ...

ARLINGTON, Va. — Climb UPton is the largest and only ropes course of its kind in the Mid-Atlantic region. The course is located in Upton Hill Regional Park in Arlington, right off of Wilson Boulevard.

WILLIAMS TWP., Pa. - The Lehigh Valley’s newest outdoor adventure destination is coming soon to the Easton area. HangDog Outdoor Adventure, a premier outdoor ropes course, is set to open in the spring ...

WILLIAMS TWP., Pa. - The Lehigh Valley’s newest outdoor adventure venue is going vertical this week. HangDog Outdoor Adventure, a premier outdoor ropes course in Williams Township, is coming closer to ...

It was a semi-normal Friday afternoon, as commuters trudged through rush-hour traffic on Interstate 84. Only I, an Idaho Statesman suburbs reporter, was nearly 50 feet above, clinging to a wooden beam ...