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The EWU Challenge Course Program is an experiential and fun way for your group or organization to challenge themselves, get to know each other better, and further develop and strengthen team-building skills. Our trained staff of facilitators strive to build an understanding of your group’s goals before designing a program to fit your needs.

Programs, Pricing, and Payment

EWU University Groups (Residence Halls, Campus Organizations, Department Staff, etc.)

Pricing:  (with a 12:1 participant to facilitator ratio)

  • $54/hr for up to 12 participants
  • $108/hr for 13-24 participants

Non-Profit/Community Groups (Schools, Non-Profits, etc.)

Pricing:  (with a 12:1 participant to facilitator ratio)

  • $60/hr for up to 12 participants
  • $120/hr for 13-24 participants

We facilitate programs on Fridays during Fall and Spring quarters.

We accommodate groups of up to 24 participants

To design your program, please contact Chris Cindric at ccindric@ewu.edu or 509.359.4535.

Payment

Pay for your program with a credit/debit card on the EWU Challenge Course storefront located on the EWU Marketplace (Touchnet) page.

Location of the EWU Challenge Course

Location: 1200 Playfield Lane, Cheney, WA.99004

Required Forms

Statement of Goals

Information for Participants

Participant List

Waiver of Liability

We ask that you review, complete and submit the required forms prior to your scheduled program:

Ground Challenge

1-2 hours

The Ground Challenge is an exciting and fun way to challenge your group without leaving the ground.

Activities are presented to the group that allow them to open up, interact, and get to know each other better.  Problem-solving initiatives challenge the group to assess the problem, develop plans, and take action!

Team Challenge

2-3 hours

The Team Challenge incorporates the activities found in the Ground Challenge and also include our spotted and low elements.

Low elements are a series of built challenges fixed on poles by boards, cables, ropes, logs, tires, or other hardware that focus the task on the ability of the entire group to work together.

Elevated Challenge

3-4 hours

The Elevated Challenge incorporates the activities found in both the Ground Challenge and Team Challenge and also include our high elements.

High elements are a series of belayed activities (use of rope and harness) fixed 25-40 feet high on poles by boards, cables, ropes or other hardware that focus the challenge mainly on the achievement of an individual with the support of their group members.