Top England Obstacle Courses

Testing your nerve at height usually means specialist climbing gear and training. At the SkyTrail high ropes course in North Devon, all the safety equipment is provided, with 24 challenges set high above the ground. Work your way across them at your own pace, testing your balance and confidence along the way.

Descend into a mine and see a different side of Cumbria on this exhilarating climb. No need to buy specialist equipment—helmets, lights, a harness, and via ferrata safety gear are provided. Along the way, pass by old mining tunnels, climb walls, scale bridges, and see impressive chambers on this underground adventure.

Located in the historic Honister Slate Mine, on this tour you will see the fells of the Lake District from a totally unique angle—more than 2000 ft. high. Climb up the side of Fleetwith Pike using the Via Ferrata and follow your guide to the top for a view of the North Lakes you won’t forget. Walk through the mine’s tunnel system to reach the Via Ferrata, and learn about the mine as you head out on your adventure, if you like.

Immerse yourself in the wonderful world of marine life right in the middle of London with this admission ticket to SEA LIFE London Aquarium. Explore the 14 themed zones, home to more than 500 species of sea creatures, including sharks, eels, clownfish, octopuses, and penguins. Walk through an underwater glass tunnel, stand on a suspended platform, watch live feedings, and more.

Explore the scenic beauty of Cambridge from a unique perspective with a private rowing experience for four. After a quick safety briefing and a demonstration in a high-tech gym, you’ll learn the essentials of rowing with a coach. Once you're familiar with the technique, it's time to hit the water in a stable quad boat, gliding past historic boathouses and under charming bridges. This hands-on adventure not only teaches teamwork but also immerses you in the rich rowing culture of Cambridge, culminating in the satisfaction of putting the boats away after your session.

Enjoy a more convenient, cost-effective alternative to an outdoor skydive: an indoor flying experience in a vertical wind tunnel. No experience is needed—an instructor guides you through two flights with wind speeds from 130 to 175 mph (209 to 282 kph). Note the activity has specific health and weight restrictions for safety.

Cambridge is known for its famous boat race, and with this rowing experience, you can ride a coxed eight—just like the boats used by the Cambridge and Oxford University rowing teams. No need to worry if it’s your first time—this experience is ideal for beginners, and the City of Cambridge Rowing Club provides a full introduction and technical practice session before you set out on the water.

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Organizing group activities that get everyone involved can be a challenge, especially for larger parties. Head to a farm outside Bristol for gladiator-style games run by an on-site team, from sumo suit wrestling to catapult challenges and rubber boot throwing. Everything is set up for you, so your group can focus on the competition.

Kick off your rowing adventure at the City of Cambridge Rowing Club, where you'll get a solid introduction to the sport. After a 30-minute session on rowing machines focusing on timing and technique, it's time to hit the water. In a stable 'double' boat, you'll practice your newly learned strokes on the beautiful River Cam. With a skilled instructor by your side, two participants will board the boat for an exhilarating hour of rowing, complete with a memorable photo opportunity. Perfect for beginners and those looking to refine their skills in a stunning setting.