Group Offer

ooking for a place to spend a weekend with friends, organizing a school trip or trying to impress your family?

Pyrland High Rope Course is a sport and recreational facility located in Poznan’s forest near Lake Malta. We offer several obstacle-filled rope courses situated at different heights in the trees. Each rope course includes various obstacles designed for every kind of users: bridges, ladders, zip lines and so on. The average time required to finish a course is from 45 to 90 minutes.

SAFETY

Our team will ensure your child’s safety at every step of the way. Each participant has to complete our tutorial before starting their journey. Pyrland Park Rope Course will also provide each person with professional and certified equipment. Additionally, the Children’s Course has safety nets around every obstacle.

ROPE COURSES

• The High Course – a dose of adrenaline, recommended for people in good overall shape who need a challenge. For 16 years’ old and up.

• The Middle course – blends workout with fun. Suitable for teenagers or adults

• The Low course – a lighter, more gentle introduction to rope courses. Designed for older children.

• The Children course – a rope course and playground in one, equipped with safety nets. For 3-year-olds and above.

• Zip lines – a fast ride through the trees for children and adults alike.

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EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

Besides all the rope courses, our park also offers other ways to spend time outdoors:

 

EcoPotatoes (in honor of the most beloved vegetable here in Poznan)

We’ll be learning about ecology while playing various fun games.

Tipipark

Aren’t you curious about the history of Native Americans? Join us to find out how to play rugby with a buffalo or build your own decorated tipi.

Pirates

Ahoy landlubbers! Always wanted to look for pirate’s treasure? You’re in the right place, my mates!

Survival

Could you survive in our forest wilderness? Let’s find out together!

Workshops

We can organize a 1-hour workshop for your children under a watchful eye of our experienced and outgoing entertainers. – Paper Chase games, Mega Yenga, Kangaroo Jumping, Tug Of War. Each activity in direct contact with nature. 

TEAM BUILDING

While completing various tasks, the participants will define their roles, experience one’s strengths and weaknesses, polish up teamwork skills. General and spontaneous struggles will help identify natural born leaders and perfect team communication. Simultaneously improving abilities like coping with stress or thinking more creatively.

Every challenge is followed by a large dosage of fun, all located in a forest located in Malta, Poznan.

Building a tower from boxes may not sound exciting. Except in this challenge one of the team members has to add boxes one by one, never leaving the top of the tower. The aim is to build a tower using designated number of boxes within the set time frame. It is worth emphasizing the importance of support of a team. We provide a full climbing protection for this activity.

The main task is to construct a big compass using wooden beams and ropes. The team has to select one of the participants to become a compass’ operator. The rest of the team has to pull ropes attached to the compass to enable the operator to move to the designated place safely. Collaboration, coordination of actions, communication between team members and efficient division of roles will be needed to succeed in this activity, because even the smallest move is important.

The goal of the game is to safely pass through the swamp in the shortest possible time. Participants are only allowed to step on boxes. Each team receives one box less than the number of its participants so they must move by passing the last box in a queue forward. The competition ends when all teammates and all boxes cross the finish line. The task develops communication and teamwork skills and builds trust between team members.

It could seem that putting a few puzzles together requires little effort. Yet nothing could be further from the truth! The team has to solve an unusual jigsaw puzzle. Leadership skills, cooperation, speed, creativity, and perception are what counts in this task.

The task consists of crossing the designated trail using one pair of wooden skis with several teammates on them. Competitors must synchronize their movements so that no one touches the ground. The task ends when the players cross the finish line with both skis. The key is to find a leader. Communication and cooperation are important. It is a great tool in building working relationships.

The objective of this competition is to survive on an island constructed out of plastic boxes, the fewer the better for the team. However, there is a catch. From the start, the number of boxes is one less than the players. Then, the event coordinator will eliminate the boxes under the team’s feet one by one. Last team standing wins. Building relationships is the essence of this task.

The task is to place the bottles back into the box using a piece of rope between each pair of players. The task should be completed without stepping into designated area where the bottles and the box are placed. The challenge puts emphasis on collaboration, communication and speed.

The task is to build a castle using blocks and following a created pattern. Sounds easy if not for the fact that the players cannot see what they are building – the construction site is in a large wooden box with holes. Time and precision count. The purpose of the game is to improve communication skills and its success relies on leader’s ability to delegate tasks.

The team has to balance the wooden maze to move the ball from point A to point B. Communication and cooperation are of great importance.

The challenge for the team is to pass through the obstacle course using goggles that simulate alcohol intoxication. Goals: good fun, laughter, integration but also an educational experience of the effects of alcohol. Participants must demonstrate dexterity, agility and accuracy.

Each team has to go through the entire obstacle course using an unusual, horizontal ladder. 

The objective of this exercise is to collect various items from the playing field. The participant lies on a platform suspended over the field, while the rest of the team control the platform using ropes connected to it. The most important things in this task are communication and coordination between the teammates.

classic. The team task is to arrange a tower using large wooden blocks. An exercise checks one’s ability to work under the pressure of time – do not let your hand twitch.

The traditional version and the four sides of the World version available. Strength is of essence but sometimes force can be beaten by cleverness and cooperation.”

he game that is guaranteed to confuse everyone! The players win if they manage to untangle themselves without letting go before the time runs out. Communication and cooperation are key!

The task is to carry the ball from point A to point B. The players have to roll the ball through the PVC pipes while going through the obstacle course. It is important to be in tune with other teammates.

A classic! Who can remember this fun game from our childhood?

A shooting contest using catapults which were modeled after Roman onagers. Attention: Do NOT do this at home!

PARK INFRASTRUCTURE

At Pyrland Park we can organise fully catered events and dance parties. Our infrastructure includes:

  • Two large wooden sheds and one slightly smaller that can accommodate up to 100 people
  • 400 seats at outdoor tables with benches
  • Campfires and barbeque grills
  • Facilities located in a securely fenced area measuring about 0,5 ha
  • Portable toilet Toi Toi Vip
  • A wooden dancing platform