Ropes Course at Crowder Lake
 SWOSU operates an extensive Challenge Course with both low and high elements designed
                                       to enhance group cohesion, communication skills, trust, problem solving abilities,
                                       self-confidence, and leadership. The high course elements radiate from a central tower
                                       with three different cable traverses, a balance walk across a telephone pole, and
                                       a four-foot jump at heights of up to 50 feet above the ground. The high course concludes
                                       with a harrowing 100-yard cable zip from 50 to 10 feet in a matter of seconds. The
                                       course also includes a power pole. This activity involves jumping from the top of
                                       a telephone pole and grabbing a trapeze bar. The outer walls of the central tower
                                       are used for rappelling and a climbing gym is located inside.
SWOSU operates an extensive Challenge Course with both low and high elements designed
                                       to enhance group cohesion, communication skills, trust, problem solving abilities,
                                       self-confidence, and leadership. The high course elements radiate from a central tower
                                       with three different cable traverses, a balance walk across a telephone pole, and
                                       a four-foot jump at heights of up to 50 feet above the ground. The high course concludes
                                       with a harrowing 100-yard cable zip from 50 to 10 feet in a matter of seconds. The
                                       course also includes a power pole. This activity involves jumping from the top of
                                       a telephone pole and grabbing a trapeze bar. The outer walls of the central tower
                                       are used for rappelling and a climbing gym is located inside.
Other programs available include basic or advanced rappelling instruction, anchor building, climbing, canoeing and sailing.
Crowder Lake University Park has a no alcohol policy.
Activity Fee Structure Per Day
| $350 | Groups of up to 15 | 
|---|---|
| $400 | Groups of up to 20 | 
| $450 | Groups of up to 25 | 
| $500 | Groups of up to 30 | 
| $550 | Groups of up to 35 | 
| $600 | Groups of up to 40 | 
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Map & Directions
Directions to Crowder Lake State / University Park:
From I-40, take Highway 54 South Exit immediately west of Weatherford. Go seven miles south on Highway 54. At the Crowder Lake sign turn left / east and go two miles on pavement. At the next intersection turn right / south. Go south for one mile. At the next intersection turn right / west. The park is approximately three-quarters of a mile from this intersection.

Contact
                                    
                                    Hummel, Paul, Instructor; Dir. Crowder Lake Park
HEC 214-E | 580.774.6015
paul.hummel@swosu.edu 
