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Team Building in North Dakota

Team Building in North Dakota

North Dakota is the most rural of all the states, with farms covering more than 90% of the land. Points of interest include the International Peace Garden near Dunseith, Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site near Williston, and Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site in Stanton. So whether you’re planning a fun team building program for your administrative staff, a Feedback workshop for the executives or a ropes course adventure for your sales force, we can help you select the right location and program.

Some of our many other North Dakota locations:

  • Bismarck
  • Fargo
  • Williston

Explore Our Programs

Memorable, Impactful, Successful and… Fun!

Team Performance Challenges

This program brings to life theories & models about team dynamics & role identification, featuring guided debriefs after each challenge.

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Pursuit

Teams strategize how to acquire the greatest number of points for completing a series of activities located at a local park or your conference center.

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Trail Venture

A great team building activity for getting out into nature while practicing teamwork, our Trail Venture program is an invigorating choice for your group.

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GeoTrek

GeoTrek, based on the recreational sport of geo-caching, blends adventure & technology into an exhilarating team experience w/ scavenger hunt-like elements.

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Build a Boat

Challenge your team to work collaboratively to design boats out of cardboard and other materials that actually float in this team building activity!

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Build a Bridge

The Build a Bridge team building activity is great for challenging the mind & for improving communication & collaboration skills -- plus, it's super fun!

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Let’s talk about your team.

Whether you’re planning a retreat, a training session, or something entirely custom, we’d love to learn more about what you’re working toward.

Start a conversation with Adventure Associates—and let’s design something meaningful together.