Dogs will thunder up and down the Recycled Hilltop Challenge. Peaked in the middle, the structure is crossed with slats that allow dogs to get a grip on the surface as they work their way up and then down again. The individual planks stand out in such a way to be aesthetically pleasing and not interfere with doggie paws. An essential event in a agility dog training course, it will have its place in almost any dog park design.
Environmentally-friendly, the Recycled Hilltop Challenge is both robust and beautiful. Each recycled plastic plank takes on the appear of wood. Even the color palette for the equipment resembles the lush greenery surrounding the average dog agility course. Another underrated benefit is the lack of splinters. This material allows for a woody appearance without the difficult maintenance that typically is required.
If this isn’t quite the dog challenge you are looking for, take a look at both the King of the Hill and the Teeter Totter. The King of the Hill is essentially the same event, just done in steel and the Teeter Totter is a slightly different event that calls for more balance than this one.
