What is the minimum age and height?

Participants must be aged 8 or older and at least 130cm tall.

How long is a session?

Each crate stacking session lasts approximately 30 minutes.

What is included with the booking?

An experienced guide and safety equipment (harnesses, helmets, belay) are included; food, drinks, and gratuities are not.

Can I book for a birthday or school group?

Yes—groups up to nine can book a private session; larger parties should reserve multiple slots.

Do I need previous climbing experience?

No previous experience is required; guides provide instruction and supervision for all skill levels.

Closed-toe shoes, comfortable clothes you can move in, and remove jewelry and tie back long hair.

Stacking Up: Crate Climbing at Sixacre, Tagoat — 30-Min Team Challenge

Crate Stacking (30 Minutes) at Sixacre, Tagoat, County Wexford, Ireland is a short, energetic team-challenge that pairs simple gear with a big adrenaline payoff. Located at Sixacre, Tagoat, Co. Wexford, Y35 RH76, the session runs for 30 minutes for participants aged 8 and up; a 130cm minimum height applies. In this compact course you and your group build a tower of milk crates, trusting teammates and a belay system as you add levels and climb higher. The scene is an open activity field with views toward the low coastal plains of County Wexford and, on clearer days, a hint of the Irish Sea near Rosslare. Crates creak underfoot, grass and gravel under smaller boots, and the pulse of competition and encouragement fills the air.

What makes this offering distinct in the local outdoor scene is its mix of low-technical challenge and high social payoff. Unlike long hikes or technical climbs common to the region, crate stacking focuses on balance, communication, and that precise moment when a tower becomes personal altitude. Guides provide hands-on instruction and run a secure belay so participants test height without unnecessary risk; the business brings accessible vertical play to families, school groups, and corporate teams visiting Wexford. The operators’ meeting point is Sixacre, Tagoat, Co. Wexford, Y35 RH76, The Republic of Ireland, and experienced guides are included; owner/operator details are not provided.

Practical details: arrive in closed-toe shoes, remove jewelry, and tie back long hair—safety rules built into the activity. Groups are small (nine participants maximum), so booking ahead is smart during weekends and school holidays. Sessions are fast, social, and rewarding: kids and adults alike celebrate simple physics and trust as crate stacks wobble into achievement.

Guides bring harnesses, helmets, and a top-rope belay; the activity includes guide supervision but not food, drinks, or gratuities, so plan a picnic or nearby café stop afterward. The 30-minute window makes this ideal as a warm-up for longer adventure days or a high-energy break between ferry arrivals at Rosslare and longer coastal walks. It’s well suited to birthday groups, scout packs, or corporate icebreaker sessions because the challenge scales: quieter participants can focus on stacking while bolder climbers push the height. Reserve early—sessions fill quickly during school holidays.