The Xperiential Learning Centre (XLC) features 10 adventure facilities and was built using smart building materials, making it weather-proof all year round. An auto-belay system allows some of the activities to be particularly accessible by participants with disabilities. With this system, participants will no longer need a team to assist them in the activities, as the system provides user autonomy without compromising safety.

Participants can challenge themselves with the Rollglider, High and Low Challenge courses, Abseil facilities and Skyscraper Walk. An Artificial Caving System and Sports Climbing Walls provide an outdoor ‘nature’ activity experience in a safe and controlled environment. The Circuit Board, a specialised climbing element, consists of a transparent panel allowing two participants to face each other while climbing, enabling participants with disabilities to be guided safely through the climbing route.

Participants with limited mobility, such as wheelchair users, can join in the activities thanks to a winch system in place on many of the facilities. Wheelchair users can therefore take part in activities such as gliding down the Rollglider, traversing across the High Challenge Course and abseiling down the Abseil facilities, making experiential learning and outdoor education more accessible to everyone.