also: アスレティック
outdoor obstacle course; adventure course
Very common in everyday Japanese for a park or facility with climbing frames, ropes, logs, and other physical obstacles; often equivalent to フィールドアスレチック.
See also: フィールドアスレチック
The children are playing on the obstacle course in the park.
There is a wooden adventure course in the mountains.
Broader sports or athletic-related use. As a standalone noun this is less central than the obstacle-course sense, and it is often seen in compounds or organization names such as アスレチッククラブ.
He belongs to the university athletic club.
My family enjoyed the obstacle course at the park.
The children took on the difficult obstacle course.