• Roadblock

  
  (obstacle 1) Just when the going gets easy, the going gets verticle. Have a nice climb!
• THE CHEESE GRATER

  
  (obstacle 2) It may look like a giant waterslide to you, but once you being the slide of doom, you will understand why we named it what we did. Look out for the rock under lane one, or is it lane two?
• IT TAKES A VILLAGE

  
  (obstacle 3) You will be thinking, “Didn’t I just climb this mountain?” as you make your way up Village Trail. On this leg though, we added a little “moisture.” Just pretend you are in a tropical rain forest.
• THE BABY CRAWL

  
  (obstacle 4) No, it’s not Mt. Everest, but it will feel like it as you fight to make it up one of the steepest slopes east of Nepal. You will wish you had brought climbing gear as you struggle to reach the summit on your hands and knees. Sorry about the mud. We just couldn’t help ourselves!
• THE HEAD BANGER

  
  (obstacle 5) Keep your head and other big body parts down as you crawl under a web of barbwire. Please don't bleed on your muddy friends and family.
• DUNK, DUNK, GOOSE

  
  (obstacle 6) You will feel like a waterfowl as you make your way across a pond and under barrels that we have placed in your path. The pond is not all that deep, and we guarantee the water temperature is at least 33 degrees.
• POLE-LAND

  
  (obstacle 7) You are back on dry land. Now you just have to go over and under a few giant, and slick, poles we have placed in your way. Watch your head! We don’t want you to get a boo-boo.
• GRANITE SCAMPER

  
  (obstacle 8) We always have asked “Why run down a lovely country lane when you can make your way over giant boulders and through briars?” This obstacle took millions of years to make and is brought to you by Mother Nature.
• Swamp Swaggle

  
  (obstacle 9) We call it Mud on the Mountain for a reason. It’s such a lovely spot for a mud bath, we should have charged extra for it. Travel through the mud and along one of the prettiest ponds at the resort.
• Tire Tread

  
  (obstacle 10) It took us thousands of miles of hard driving to get these tires ready for you to run through. Be careful! Some may have a few surprises lurking inside.
• Cave Conundrum

  
  (obstacle 11) Get ready for some spelunking when you slither underground and into the dark and damp underground of the Pennsylvania Laurel Highlands
• The Hangover

  
  (obstacle 12) Your whole body will hurt after you dangle from your arms above a mighty mass of mud. This monster of an obstacle is definitely no playground.
• Blitzen's Block

  
  (obstacle 13) Get a running start, flap your arms and jump right before you get to the wall. Maybe you will fly over it like a reindeer, then again maybe you won’t.
• THE RECLUSE ROOST

  
  (obstacle 14) A spider would cross this net with ease. Then again, they have six more legs than you. You may need a boost to get over this roost.
• Wormhole

  
  (obstacle 15 Slithering through a dark wet tunnel along the shores of Lake Tahoe might make you feel like a night crawler, but don’t worry the end is near! Just remember to crawl towards the light.
• Tahoe Trot

  
  (obstacle 16) Nothing like a nice jog through ice water to get you blood going. The cold water will help stop the bleeding.
• Boulder Dash

  
  (obstacle 17) That’s right - more rocks to climb over! These are bigger and slicker than the last ones, plus they cut about 50 feet off the route.
• Giant's Hurdle

  
  (obstacle 18) If you are a giant, you will clear this hurdle with ease. The rest of you had better strap on some stilts because this monster needed special clearance from the FAA.
• Nail Biter

  
  (obstacle 19) We figured everything but your fingertips hurt at this point. After this obstacle, the pain will be total.
• The Belly Flop

  
  (obstacle 20)Get a running start and jump! You will get to the bottom of the hill in no time. Just put your face down to slow your descent. Don’t forget to close your eyes!
• Trout Line

  
  (obstacle 21) Getting across the pond doesn’t mean you will necessarily get wet, but you probably will because it is hard to balance a tired and aching body on a teeny little line. If you feel a nibble, don’t worry. The trout that swim the pond are trained to not eat people.
• Log-Out

  
  (obstacle 22) We wanted to “branch” out a little with this obstacle that will “leave” you wondering what you have gotten into.
• Back Alley

  
  (obstacle 23)In this back alley, the mountain is the bully. Be careful, it will whip your butt faster than you can say uncle.
• Pipe Dream

  
  (obstacle 24)Our construction crew forgot to put their giant pipes in the ground. Not to worry, just give it a big leap and slide over.
• Walls of Wonder

  
  (obstacle 25) Wow, from the top of this wall you can see the… parking lot, and the end, and if you look really, really close, you can see an ice-cold beer, or is it a bear? Oh heck, you can see something, just climb up and have a look see.
• Mt. Everest

  
  (obstacle 26) We had a lot of snow this year so we have added some foothills to our giant scale model of the giant peak.

DESCRIPTIONS OF OBSTACLES

Look for the return of some of your favorite obstacles at both events, as well as some outrageous new ones tailored to the particular Mud on the Mountain.

Seven Springs In the Community

Seven Springs is proud to be an economically vital and compassionate part of our community. We support out local charities that work to improve the quality of life for our neighbors and out communities.

Over the past three years, Seven Springs has supported and developed relationships throughout the local community, including Somerset, Fayette, and Westmoreland counties, as well as the Pittsburgh region. Seven Springs Mountain Resort supports many non-profit and civic organizations through considerable charitable and community efforts, specifically charitable giving, merchandise and ticket donations, and volunteer efforts.

Giving Back

Seven Springs directly participates in and supports a number of important initiatives. For instance, since 2006, the resort has contributed to 1,104 community organizations ranging from:

• Toys For Tots
• Western Pennsylvania Conservancy
• Habitat for Humanity
• The American Red Cross
• Special Olympics
• The Salvation Army
• Samuel Hicks Memorial Fund
• The Girl Scouts of Western PA
• The Boy Scouts of America
• Boarding for Breast Cancer
• The Children's Home of Pittsburgh
• Scholarship Programs
• The Humane Society of Somerset County
• The United Way of the Laurel Highlands
• and Many More!

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