The Adventure Guild

10/19/2026

Rare *CAREER OPPORTUNITY* with The Adventure Guild!

We are currently seeking the right person to fill an upcoming vacancy in our Construction and Inspection department. These coveted positions don't come open very often, so if you are an experienced aerial adventure installer who's ready for the next step in your career development with a highly respected, industry-leading company, you may be just who we are looking for!

Click the link below to review the job description and learn how to apply!

10/01/2026

09/18/2026

We get to do the coolest stuff. 😁

We've been manufacturing our own webbing lanyards for participants and staff for several years. Now we're moving into the fall-arrest market, and today we were doing final drop testing on our shock packs. We have everything sorted and are building test samples to send out for third-party ANSI Z359.13 certification. It's been a fun (and maddening) process🤘

And the videos are cool. Especially in slow motion! 😁

08/17/2026

A fun little project for a great family and a TON of grandkids 😄 from what we hear, it was a hit at the July 4th family reunion 🎆

08/07/2026

It's been super cool to work with the guys at How NOT 2 on these projects! This time, we take a deep dive into cable grabs, which we use extensively for staff access in aerial adventure environments.

Do they actually catch you if you fall? 😳🤔

Just don't fall! In the aerial adventure world, vertical belay syst...

06/26/2026

And for the last time… no…the staples were not stronger when we pulled down on them

05/06/2026

It was fun to work with the guys at How NOT 2 on this project! 😁

Have you ever wondered about the strength of staples and why our industry got away from using them for all protection??

1.5K likes, 184 comments. "You put that in a tree?"

02/08/2026

Congratulations Richard Petteruti on receiving the 2026 Community Service Award from ACCT International! So deserved!

01/08/2026

Thank you to the LIFT Youth Center team for letting us kick off our 2026 program year in an awesome way!

12/27/2025

Trades everywhere are understaffed, but somebody has to build, inspect, and maintain all those canopy tours and high ropes courses. If there was one trade school where people could learn a bit of carpentry, cabling, tree care, and ropes access, then that’s where we would send them. But until then, most aerial course builders get trained in-house