“…Adventure education is an integration of action and learning, with the goals of using group work to increase self-esteem, build trust, and facilitate problemsolving through outdoor experiences (Clements & Wagner, 1995). The experiential activities most often used in adventure education are those known as the ''ropes course'' (Carns, A., Carns, M., & Holland, 2001). A wide variety of high and low rope initiatives provide opportunities for groups to develop effective problem-solving skills, while at the same time learning how to cooperate and commit themselves to one another.…”