The Basler Team Challenge and Aerial Adventure Course is a state of the art low and high ropes outdoor experience. The course offers a full range of adventurous activities including: ground-level team building initiatives; two ziplines; a giant swing; quick descent; and a three-level aerial challenge tower with elements ranging from easy to difficult and between 15 – 45 feet in the air.
Events at the Challenge Course - Spring 2025
These events are FREE to current Students/Faculty/Staff of ETSU!
Register Here for Events at the Challenge Course
Pie and Fly - Free
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Make a personal pie and fly through the sky! Outdoor Adventure introduces our new Cast Pie Irons! Come out and sail the zipline and make a sweet or savory personal pie in the fire! Bring your own ingredients or use the ones provided by OA.
Experience Level: No Experience
Fitness Level: Level 1-3 - Easy Active to Vigorous
Earth Day Celebration - Free
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Join OA at the Challenge Course to experience all the course has to offer. Most if not all elements will be open possibly including the Aerial Course, the Giant Swing, the Rappel Wall, and the Zip Lines! Celebrate Earth Day by connecting with your inner love of our planet by seeing it from a new vantage point! Food, music, and fun will be onsite for all!
Experience Level: No Experience
Fitness Level: Level 2-3 – Moderate to Vigorous
To make a reservation for the Challenge Course or a Teambuilding Event, please fill out the:
Challenge Course and Teambuilding Event Reservation Form
Explore The Course
For questions about the Challenge Course please visit the Outdoor Adventure Center during regular hours or email Outdoor Adventure.
Locations: The Basler Team Challenge and Aerial Adventure Course is located on ETSU’s campus at 503 Go Bucs Trail. The Challenge Course Pavilion is located at 505 Go Bucs Trail. Parking is available in lot 22A across from the challenge course pavilion on Go Bucs Trail.
Challenge Course Info and Documents
Groups must have a minimum of eight (8) participants or pay for a minimum of eight (8) participants.
If there are 6 or more people using a recreation space for an activity, excluding open/informal recreation, this is considered a group that must have an approved reservation to use the space.
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