Youth
Youth Paintball
A Fun Day of Paintball Wars with Your Friends!
Come play paintball with other New York youth on 50 amazing wooded fields covering 700 acres for the ultimate survival day! Before firing a single shot, you will learn the rules and safety of paintball. After you’re familiar with your gear and paintball gun, you will split into teams and form a strategy! Learn how to play together, look out for each other and cover your teammates. The team that plays the best together usually wins!
Description of Terrain
The Tippmann Castle has ten towers, six gates, ramparts, spiral staircases, interior rooms, a bridge from the inner castle to outer castle walls, and is three stories high making it the biggest and baddest field in paintball!
Black Hawk Down: Moving targets, constantly changing angles, ground and vehicle attack forces make Black Hawk a high casualty, extremely tactical game.
Hyperpipe We have two different paintball hyperpipe fields located in the Skirmish tournament complex. These fields have dozens of large black pipe bunkers … some big enough to run through, a 30-foot snake and 20-foot high center flag stations. Experienced players have called it “World Class” and “the best hyperpipe field on the East Coast.” In addition to the hyperpipe fields, we can also set up five air fields.
Hood in the Woods The Hood is a building to building, street fighting, paintball game. Everyone plays in the structures from the whistle. It’s close and intense…quick reflexes and sharpshooting rule.
Pentagon A five-sided fortress with towers and shooting platforms — a modern-day battlement modeled after the headquarters of US military intelligence. Built in a heavily wooded area, the Pentagon’s metal sides have the best sound effects in the paintball field world!
Circle City This is a spacious, futuristic paintball field! There are curves and circles with a touch of woods on each side. Circle City offers plenty of shooting angles and vantage points. This is our all-time favorite field.
Event Details
- Departure 8:00 AM
- Return Approximately 5:00 PM
- Departure/Return Location 73rd Street and Broadway
- Includes Transportation from NYC, Full day’s admission to fields, semi-automatic gun, referee, 1 tank of CO2, goggles, mask and 500 paintballs
- Additional You may rent a camouflage jumpsuit for $6. Additional paintballs $72 for 2000.
- Bring Your lunch or money for lunch
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Intensity Levels
This event or trip is Intensity Level 1 - 2.
Overview > Adventures at All Skill Levels
We offer adventures for everyone, no matter what your skill level. This guide will help you decide which trip is right for you.
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Activity
How long (in hours) you may be active every day during the trip.
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Distances
You should feel confident that you would be able to complete these distances every day of your trip.
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Surfaces
What types of terrain you may encounter and should be prepared for on your trip.
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Elevation Change
The largest elevation change you may encounter on your trip.
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Altitude
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Level 1 > Laid-Back, Unhurried, Restful
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Activity
1 – 3 hours
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Distances
Walk or hike less than 3 miles
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Surfaces
Flat terrain
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Elevation Change
Little or none
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Altitude
Less than 3,000 feet
Level 2 > Easy Active — Perfect for Active First-Timers
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Activity
2 – 5 hours
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Distances
Hike up to 6 miles, cycle 10 – 30 miles most days
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Surfaces
Flat or rolling terrain with some steeps possible
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Elevation Change
Up to 1,500 feet per day
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Altitude
Up to 6,000 feet
Level 3 > Moderate — for Novices & Above
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Activity
4 – 6 hours most days
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Distances
Hike up to 10 miles, cycle 20 – 40 miles most days
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Surfaces
Rolling or mountainous terrain with some steeps
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Elevation Change
Up to 2,000 feet per day
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Altitude
Up to 10,000 feet
Level 4 > Vigorous — Recommended for Fit Travelers with Basic Skills
Experience required.
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Activity
5 – 8 hours most days
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Distances
Hike up to 12 miles, cycle 30 – 50 miles most days
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Surfaces
Mountainous, exposed terrain with steep ascents/descents and uneven trails
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Elevation Change
Up to 3,000 feet per day
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Altitude
Up to 14,000 feet
Level 5 > Strenuous — Very Fit or Experienced Travelers
Experience required; doctor’s release may be required (if so, will be noted in trip description).
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Activity
10 plus hours per day
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Distances
Hike 12 or more miles, cycle 50 miles most days
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Surfaces
Remote mountainous, exposed terrain with steep ascent and descents, uneven trails with loose features
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Elevation Change
Up to 4,000+ feet per day
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Altitude
May well exceed 14,000 feet
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Whether their professional backgrounds are as teachers, personal trainers, artists, environmentalists or business leaders, they all have an extensive knowledge of the natural world and local history. Each guide has also passed a rigorous guide certification program and is trained in wilderness first aid or as a Wilderness First Responder.
Diverse & Interesting Groups
There is no typical Outdoor Bound participant. While ages typically range from 20 to 50, those who come to experience outdoor adventure range from singles to couples, from lawyers to waiters. They are a mix of women and men. While the group is always diverse, you will certainly feel welcome. Our guides go the extra mile to make the atmosphere of each trip social and fun. Many people in the Outdoor Bound community have forged lasting friendships as a result of our trips.
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