The Amazing Race-style obstacle course tested young people’s ability to move through a series of physical, mental and artistic hurdles, including a 15-minute art stop shop, bungee run, jungle climb, giant inflatable obstacle course, carnival games, and a yoga and meditation zone.
The course was designed to boost resilience and confidence with each hurdle linked to an essential life skill.
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Hurdle in the Hills was supported by the Department of Local Government and Communities and organised by local young people with the Shire of Kalamunda’s youth team.