A two-hour, scored team challenge built for groups near North Myrtle Beach. Expect balance tests, memory races, and a guided course beside a slow-moving river—ideal for families, corporate teams, and friend groups looking for active, social competition.
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The riverbank smells of warm pine and sun-warmed rope as teams gather at the Outpost, maps in hand and laughter already starting. You can feel the course before you see it: low walls to clamber, beams to balance, and stations that force quick decisions under pressure. The water nearby dares you to relax, but the stopwatch keeps pushing teams forward.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness—comfort with short sprints, light lifting, balance moves, and being on your feet for the session.
Wildlife
History
The site sits on the coastal plain near the Grand Strand, an area long used for fishing, river transport and recreational escapes since the 19th century.
Conservation
Keep to marked areas, dispose of trash at the Outpost, and avoid disturbing riverbanks to protect fragile coastal plain habitats.
Reserve your spot on the Survivor Games today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Hydrate and pre-fill a bottle
There’s little shade at some stations—bring a 20–32 oz reusable water bottle and top up before check-in.
Wear grippy closed-toe shoes
Trail shoes or sturdy sneakers with tread will handle wet planks and sandy approaches better than sandals.
Arrive early to sign waivers
Plan to be there 15–20 minutes before start time so your group can check in, sign waivers, and get the safety briefing.
Plan team roles in advance
Assign a communicator, timekeeper and a runner to speed up transitions and increase your team’s score.
Closed-toe trail or athletic shoes
Provide grip on wet or sandy surfaces and protect toes during obstacles.
Reusable water bottle (20–32 oz)
Staying hydrated is crucial, especially in summer heat and humid conditions.
summer
Sun protection (hat & sunscreen)
Open sections of the course offer little shade—protect skin and eyes during midday sessions.
summer
Change of clothes & towel
Useful if you take a post-game kayak or get splashed during relay challenges.