Team-Events.ch arranges excursions for companies throughout Switzerland.

Expand your personal boundaries and strengthen teamwork.

Your company event in the largest high ropes centre in Switzerland

With its 400m² indoor facility and the adjacent outdoor area in a forest, the Flims high ropes course is the largest of its kind in Switzerland. The facilities are suitable for management seminars as well as for adventurous team events and excursions or unforgettable customer incentives. You and your group will be trained and supervised in all your activities by experienced and qualified high ropes course leaders. This not only ensures maximum safety, but also a lot of teamwork - work in and on the team - is done at the same time.

Challenges for you and your team

In the Flims high ropes course you can playfully practise dealing with the new and unknown and experience how to successfully extend your limits. You get to know yourself and the other members of your team from a new perspective. Together you can break through unpleasant behaviour patterns.
Be it indoors or outdoors - in any weather you have the opportunity to practice various high ropes exercises in a group.

Climbing and crossing, securing and releasing

Each exercise trains both the team as a whole and the personality of the individual members. When it comes to letting go - not only of the rope but also of unwanted behaviour - self-confidence is required as well as trust in the team.
For example, in the "Couple Bridge" exercise, two pairs of parallel steel cables have to be crossed. In the "Team Crossing" exercise, the task is to cross on a 12-meter high high-wire bridge. Some exercises focus on communication, for example on the climbing wall. The team is always there to support, protect and encourage.

No compulsion, security instead

The leaders and motivation trainers in the Flims high ropes course, who accompany and look after your team throughout the whole event, work according to the motto that anyone can take part in the high ropes courses, but does not have to: Those who shy away from the high ropes exercises remain integrated into the team process by securing and motivating their colleagues from the ground.
Apart from the team support, the safety of the individual participants is the top priority: all rope elements are doubly secured.

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