Challenge Course
Due to COVID-19, the UGA Challenge Course is currently closed and will reopen at a later date. For the latest updates and additional resources follow us on Instagram @ugarecsports.
What is the UGA Challenge Course?
The UGA Challenge Course is a series of high and low elements comprised of cables, logs and ropes that your group will navigate as a team. You’ll be coached by our skilled Challenge Course Facilitators along the way; they’ll help you focus on your group goals for the day, then transfer what you’ve learned to your workplace, group or organization.
How do I schedule?
Half-day, full-day, custom, and multi-day programs are available.
How do I become a facilitator?
The UGA Challenge Course offers facilitator training sessions twice in the fall and once in the spring. Register here!
Spring 2020 Training Session:
TBD
Challenge Course
Reservation Request Form
Rates and Payment Policies
UGA Outdoor Recreation Policies
Policies pertaining to the UGA Climbing Wall, Challenge Course, Trips & Clinics, and ORC Equipment Rental
- Climbing Wall
- ▸ Challenge Course
- Outdoor Recreation Center
- Trips and Clinics
- UGA Outdoor Recreation Policies
Useful Info
706-542-4677 | Outdoor Rec Center
Cathy Stedman, Assistant Director
cstedman@uga.edu
Dave Rector, Coordinator
dave.rector@uga.edu
Ryan Edwards, Graduate Assistant
ryan.edwards@uga.edu
PE Credit and Study Abroad
Get PE and other course credits by participating in outdoor activities. Learn More
Outdoor Recreation Forms
UGA Outdoor Recreation Registration / Health History / Waiver
Individual Transportation Waiver
Employment Opportunities
UGA Outdoor Recreation employs students for the jobs listed below. A short summary of responsibilities, skills and qualifications follows each job title. Apply for a position here.
Challenge Course Facilitator Job Description
Climbing Wall Staff Job Desciption
Trip Leader Job Description
Leave No Trace
UGA Outdoor Recreation practices Leave No Trace (LNT) principles, values, and guidelines on trips and clinics. Learn more about these principles here.