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Nightfall Challenge on Saturday features climbing, swinging, zip-lining

Posted at 5:04 pm October 15, 2014
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

LDC Nightfall Challenge Poster

 

The LDC Nightfall Challenge on Saturday will feature climbing, swinging, and zip-lining in “pitch black darkness,” a press release said. For one price, you’ll be be able to ride on three of the high elements and participate in a bonfire and spooky scavenger hunt.

The Nightfall Challenge is at the Life Development Center on Old Edgemoor Road in Oak Ridge.

The event is best for people 10 years old and older, who aren’t afraid to push themselves to new heights, and “aren’t afraid of the dark, or course,” the release said.

The LDC Nightfall Challenge is one night only from 6 to 11 p.m. Saturday, October 18. The LDC is at 299 Old Edgemoor Road.

See the flyer above for more information, including admission. (You can also see the PDF here: Nightfall Challenge Poster.)

The LDC is a nonprofit organization that is a division of Anderson County Schools.

Filed Under: Community, Entertainment, Front Page News Tagged With: Anderson County Schools, climbing, LDC, Life Development Center, Nightfall Challenge, Old Edgemoor Road, swinging, zip-lining

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