What is the minimum age to participate?

The course accepts participants aged 8 and up; instructors adapt obstacles for younger children in the group.

How many people are needed to run a session?

There is a minimum of four participants per session and typical bookings can accommodate up to twenty people.

Wear closed-toe shoes and comfortable activewear; tie back long hair and avoid loose jewelry.

Is the site accessible for people with limited mobility?

The course uses uneven grassy paddocks and obstacles that require mobility; it’s not fully accessible—contact the operator to discuss specific needs.

What happens in wet weather?

The course runs in most conditions; expect mud and minor alterations for safety. Instructors will modify elements if a section becomes unsafe.

Berserker Challenge Course: Team Obstacle Course in Tagoat, County Wexford

Q: Is food or drink provided?

No; the experience includes an experienced guide but excludes food, drinks, and gratuities—bring your own snacks and water.

Adventure Brief

Short on time but craving action? The Berserker Challenge Course in Tagoat is a one-hour, team-focused obstacle run for ages 8+ that turns open farmland into a training ground. Perfect for groups, it pairs hands-on coaching with quick, intense challenges that emphasize teamwork.

1 hour

moderate

From €17.00

Berserker Challenge Course sits on a working field in Sixacre, Tagoat, County Wexford, Republic of Ireland, and delivers a compact, high-energy obstacle run built for groups and families. The one-hour session is designed for ages eight and up and requires a minimum group of four—perfect for birthday parties, corporate warm-ups, or a rowdy afternoon with friends. From the meeting point at the yard you’ll move through a sequence of physically demanding stations: balance beams and monkey bars, low crawls under nets, tire runs, rope climbs and team carries that force participants to read body language and coordinate effort. What makes Berserker special in this part of rural Wexford is how it uses modest agricultural landscape to stage big challenges. The course occupies grassy paddocks bordered by hedgerows and dry stone walls, with views across low-lying fields and the occasional stand of ash and hawthorn. You won’t find alpine cliffs or high ropes here—what you will find is practical, gritty engineering that rewards teamwork and quick decisions. Guides brief groups before launch, monitor safety on each obstacle, and scale the challenge to the age band you bring so younger kids can join without being overwhelmed. Expect mud after rain, a real sense of accomplishment, and plenty of laughter. Key features are short, intense intervals that alternate strength and agility tasks; the design encourages swapping roles so a lighter teammate runs across a balance beam while a stronger partner hoists a sandbag. That rotation keeps sessions moving and ensures everyone contributes. The course’s footprint and the one-hour format make it easy to slot into a daytrip around County Wexford—pair it with coastal walks or a visit to a nearby village pub. Practical details are straightforward: wear closed-toe shoes, tie back loose hair, and arrive warmed up. Instructors provide basic coaching and oversight; participants should bring water and weather-appropriate layers. There’s no on-site catering included, so plan snacks afterward. The experience highlights community recreation in a region better known for beaches and historic sites, offering an energetic counterpoint to calmer outdoor pursuits. Whether you’re testing group dynamics, celebrating with family, or just after a short blast of physical fun, Berserker Challenge Course in Tagoat offers a focused, social workout that’s unpretentious, safety-minded, and distinctly Irish in its use of open farmland as a playground. Bookings typically accommodate up to twenty participants per session, and guides adapt obstacles by age and ability while keeping safety briefings thorough. The experience includes an experienced guide but excludes food, drinks, and gratuities. Bring a change of clothes for after the course; expect to sweat and possibly get muddy. It’s an efficient, memorable way to bond with a group and a practical outdoor option when visiting County Wexford.