A combination of in-person and virtual
training can be efficient and effective—here’s how to design a program of your own.
The story of Mt. Hood Kiwanis Camp, the experiences it provides to a unique clientele, and the challenges it faces.
An employee accident serves as a lesson in safety equipment procedures and our legal duty of care owed to guests.
What it takes to have a rigorous inspection program for your equipment and course.
How many excuses can we come up with to avoid analyzing any numbers or financial statements beyond just guest count…
The latest in pulleys, padding, tree attachments, and accessible attractions.
A new four-level ropes course and adventure hub is in development at the Waipā Mountain Bike Park in Rotorua, New…
A major new proposed leisure development, which could include such attractions as a cable car and chair lift system, luge…
Airborne X Adventure Park, an entertainment complex in Gonzales, La., had its grand opening Jan. 11. The complex offers zip…
The idea of risk in aerial activities is polarizing. The aerial adventure industry’s roots are in activities that were designed to incorporate an element of risk (more apparent than real) into the experience. Of course, the industry has evolved dramatically, and there’s greater exposure for operators, designers, and builders as adventure parks and zip line tours get bigger, taller, and faster. With that, the idea of risk and safety becomes more complicated.
The Spokane Park Board and City Council are exploring an opportunity to build a zip line along the south bank…
The American Camp Association (ACA) is holding a free, virtual conversation on recruitment, hiring, and staff retention on Jan. 24,…
The Association for Experiential Education (AEE) is hosting monthly, virtual, roundtable discussions, open to all experiential educators. The forum allows…
