Phil Bramley
Adventure Director
(608) 574-2713
H.A.W.C. Horizons Adventure and Wilderness Center
Horizons Adventure and Wilderness Center
Bethel Horizons is located on over 548 acres bordering Governor Dodge State Park. Our mission is to develop and perpetuate a physical, social, intellectual, and spiritual environment which will strengthen and enhance the understanding of a person's proper relation to nature, to self, to others and to God. Horizons also offers meals and overnight accommodations for those attending our programs or for hosting your special event.
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Adventure Education
Group Program Arrangements
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The Portable Program consists of Warm-ups, ice-breakers, teambuilding and trustbuidling activities, and group initiatives designed to have participants work and think together. The Portable Program can be done at Horizons or at your site. Return to top
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The Low Ropes Challenge Course consists of Warm-ups, ice-breakers, teambuilding & trust buidling activities, and group initiatives designed to have participants work and think together. This program includes the use of our Low Ropes Challenge Course a series of elements constructed of beams, cables, ropes and resources secured to trees. This program is offered at Horizons. Return to top
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Elements in the High Ropes Challenge Course consist of 8 Elements: The Stationary Log, The Swinging Log, The Multi-Vine, The Tension Traverse, The Crossover, The Power Pole, and The Zip Line all at 35 feet in the air! Return to top
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The Climbing and Rappelling Tower is 40 feet tall and consist of a Climbing Wall, Rappelling Wall, and a Dangle Duo. Return to top
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Participants learn the basics of Rock Climbing and Rappelling techniques, equipment, philosophy and safety while climbing and rappelling on Horizons bluffs. Return to top
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Participants travel to one of Southwestern Wisconsin's wild caves near Richland Center. HAWC provides helmets, and flashlights. Participants wear clothing that can get dirty and keep them warm in the muddy and naturally cool cave. Facilitators then lead the way into the wild cave. Participants learn about cave formations as they navigate through large and narrow passageways of the limestone cave. Return to top
