operates the Hidden Pond Challenge
Course, an exciting outdoor education
program that emphasizes teamwork,
creative group problem solving,
communication and cooperation.
The course, located on 50 acres of
mature woodland, has 25 different low
group problem solving elements, and 12
different high teamwork challenges.
Special programs are available for
corporate training groups, military
training, athletic teams, school groups,
scouts and youth at risk.
The experienced staff can customize the
experience to meet the goals of
individual groups. Low element team
work and communication challenges are
selected and sequenced to meet group
goals and build on successes.
PROGRAMS
Leadership Training
Schools and Scouts
Risk Youth
include a 45 ft. climbing tower, zip line,
hanging ladder, burma bridge and more.
These challenges help individuals
understand that they can surpass their own
expectations. The high element course
builds confidence and a great sense of
achievement.
The Stone Nature Center's adventure
challenge program has an outstanding
record of safety and meets the standards
set by the Association of Challenge Course
Technology.
course and its programs or to
schedule, contact:
(785) 273-5806
Can't come to the challenge course?
Want something a little less physical?
Let the challenges come to you! This
low impact program is perfect for the
gymnasium or workplace conference
space.
Teamwork and communication training is
presented in the form of problem
solving initiative games that are fun,
thought provoking, and get your group
working together.
highlights from this program, click:
KSU ROTC leadership course
- Program Costs
The fee for the challenge course
is determined by the length of
time each group spends on the
course.
Maximum group size is 14
individuals.
The course can accommodate
several groups at a time, when
staff are available.
7240 SW 10th St.
Topeka, KS 66615
(785) 273-5806
Rehabilitation, Inc., a non-profit organization dedicated to the
support of wildlife rehabilitation and education through the
Stone Nature Center, Topeka, Kansas.
