Spending time with co-employees outside the work place is a great way to build interpersonal relationships in a team. This is why most teambuilding activities are held in remote areas away from the corporate world. One activity that can be great for team building is an ATV adventure. Don’t worry because you don’t have to own an ATV or know where to get Honda ATV parts to enjoy these rides. There are ATV rentals available in resorts or ATV parks that your team can use. Here are some ATV adventures to consider for your teambuilding activity.
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Mountain Trail Adventures
Off-road ATV tours that go through nature trails can be fun and exciting for your team. Riding an ATV through a canopy of forest, hills, and shallow streams is already an adventure if you spend most of your time in a work cubicle. You can add a bit of a fun challenge in the activity by dividing your team into smaller groups and setting them out on a quest. Just don’t forget to remind them to be careful of the equipment or someone will end up paying for damages. It would be handy to have an insurance coverage or at least get a discount ATV parts in case you need to replace anything.
Beach or Dessert ATV Adventures
If you would rather have a relaxing adventure for your team, then an ATV tour at a beach or dessert should do the trick. You don’t have to worry about getting scraped with branches or getting stuck in the mud but the desert terrain can also be challenging. It has its own dips and slopes for you to navigate. Team members who are skilled enough may be up for an ATV race on the beach or dessert sand for added thrill.
ATV Off-Road Playground
ATV adventures on resorts and parks have varying difficulty levels. The advantage of ATV off-road playground is that they usually have multiple trails for riders of different levels. Find out what an ATV can do. This gives you the flexibility to use ATV rides for team tasks during the teambuilding session. You can pair a novice and a seasoned ATV rider in a two person unit and have them go through all the trails. This type of activity can help foster camaraderie among your employees.
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