Climbing Elements - Categories

A unique climbing structure in Park 578.

An inclined plane with the raised letters A B and C.

It's a half circle ladder but the sides keep switching. Or - to put it another way - two vertical poles with half circle arcs as steps and the arcs alternate sides.

A climbing element made of rope where the two legs start at the ground and converge at the platform; there are several horizontal ropes as well.

A standalone element consisting of two semicircular metal arches anchored in the ground with parallel metal rungs between the arches.

Two metal arches connected by ropes with ropes suspended vertically from the arch to the ground; these vertical copes have discs or small spheres.

A climbing structure with a three poles; each pole has circular steps.

A climbing structure with a single central pole and steps alternating on each side.

A ladder with the outer support poles set aligned perpendicular to the platform that curve upward.

A unique play structure at Bartelme Park, this consists of a a belt made of black rubber crafted into a wavy bridge and a three dimensional jungle gym structure.

A climbing element consisting of vertical metal poles supporting ropes and black belt circles in layers; each black belt circle has a hole cut from the middle to facilitate climbing.

A geometric solid with pentagonal faces and rock climbing holds.

A canoe-shaped panel with voids shaped like common shapes.

A climbing element that looks like rocks or boulders.

A climbing element that looks like rocks.

A rope net climbing element with two anchors in the ground and a tangle of ropes connected to a raised platform.

A ladder that looks like the links of a chain

This ladder looks like stairs steps...made of metal...that zigzag up from the ground to a platform. Hard to describe, I guess!

The bottom is a triangular cargo net supported by three posts with a vertical climbing net in the middle of each face.

Looks like the mast and a sail of a sailing ship. If the sail was just an outline of metal with a single foot step at the bottom. Attached to a playground. So really nothing like a mast and a sail of a sailing ship. My bad.

Made of a red plastic net, this ladder curves its way from the ground to the platform.

Apparently a squiggle pole and another squiggle pole together make a double squiggle ladder. It's got S-shaped squiggles on two planes. Snakes on (two) planes!

It's a half circle ladder but the sides keep switching. Or - to put it another way - two vertical poles with half circle arcs as steps and the arcs alternate sides.

A climbing element made of rope where the two legs start at the ground and converge at the platform; there are several horizontal ropes as well.

A triangular cargo net set at an angle between three posts.

A standalone traverse element created by a lower support beam with rounded stairstep supports angled toward a central pole and an upper support beam set at the same angle.

A metal traverse element with two parallel metal beams that each have one dip in them.

A metal traverse element with two beams; the lower beams zigs and zags in a stairstep pattern and the upper beam is straight. Both angle upward.

A large, standalone rope/net climbing element with two metal arches forming the main structure. Inside that structure are four levels created by rope netting and a few panels with voids.

It's a ladder with a pattern and it's freestanding.

A traverse element made of two metal horizontal pieces that are somewhat jagged geometric shaped that are mirrored reflections of the other.

A ladder that is horizontal (coplanar and perpendicular to the ground). It's also not wavy.

A climbing element that looks like a horizontal ladder with waves.

This standalone collection of elements defies easy description but consists of several unique elements that connect together to form a challenge traverse element.

A collection of play elements. The general shape is an arc and there are lots of ropes with discs and spheres, a green seat swing, and a curved climbing wall.

A large, freestanding climbing element featuring coplanar metal tubes.

A climbing element made of rope where the two legs start at the ground and converge at the platform; there are several horizontal ropes as well.

A triangular cargo net set at an angle between three posts.

Two metal arches connected by ropes with ropes suspended vertically from the arch to the ground; these vertical copes have discs or small spheres.

A large bridge element consisting of a black belt bottom with vertical climbing nets on the sides.

A climbing element consisting of vertical metal poles supporting ropes and black belt circles in layers; each black belt circle has a hole cut from the middle to facilitate climbing.

A large element with a cargo net 'twisted' between two platforms and supported by two support beams that 'cross' in the middle; looks like a bowtie from the side.

A moderate sized, standalone net climbing structure with curving triangular faces and wood 'cladding' the resembles a cabin. There are a few internal climbing elements and a single metal slide.

What's shaped like an egg, can spin around a central pole, and is made of rope netting? This playground element!

A multifacted climbing structure consisting of multiple elements.

A large, standalone net climbing structure created by two intersecting metal arches with four levels of cargo netting and some vertical support ropes.

A large, standalone rope/net climbing element with two metal arches forming the main structure. Inside that structure are four levels created by rope netting and a few panels with voids.

A net climbing element created by rope netting connecting four vertical posts with a circular black belt seat in the center.