Adventure brief
House Running
Looking for an adrenaline challenge? Discover House Running at TurmX, where you can run, jump, and sprint down a 50-meter grain silo in an unforgettable outdoor adventure.
Located in the heart of the region’s industrial heritage, TurmX offers a unique outdoor adventure that combines adrenaline with impressive engineering. House Running at TurmX transforms an abandoned 50-meter grain silo into a playground for thrill-seekers eager to defy gravity. This activity is perfect for those craving explosive excitement and an unconventional outdoor experience.
As you step into the specialized harness and climb up the silo’s side, a sense of anticipation builds. Once at the top, you have the choice: glide down slowly to take in the views, sprint down the vertical face with speed, or leap into daring jumps that test your nerve. The structure’s sturdy steel framework and clean, well-maintained safety equipment ensure security while delivering a raw, invigorating rush.
The activity is designed for both beginners and seasoned adventurers, making it accessible yet exhilarating. TurmX's setup allows participants to push personal limits in a controlled environment, making it a standout among outdoor attractions. Situated just a short drive from the nearest city, this activity blends the raw appeal of industrial charm with the thrill of aerial adventure.
It’s an ideal destination for groups, corporate team-building, or anyone looking to conquer fears while experiencing something truly unique. This adventure fuses physical challenge with spectacular views—especially during sunset, when the silhouette of the silo against the glowing sky adds to the thrill. Whether you're sprinting down or taking a deliberate descent, House Running offers a one-of-a-kind experience that leaves a lasting impression.
It’s these high-energy moments that make TurmX a standout addition to the local outdoor scene.
Adventure tips
Plan your experience.
Curated tips for an optimal adventure.
- 01Choose your descent styleinfo
Decide between slow, controlled runs or high-speed sprints to match your comfort level and adrenaline needs.
- 02Wear sturdy footwearessential
Proper shoes with good grip are essential for safety and optimal maneuvering on the silo surface.
- 03Check safety equipment before startingessential
Ensure all harnesses and safety gear are fitted correctly for maximum security during the descent.
- 04Practice breathing techniquesinfo
Staying calm helps manage adrenaline and enhances focus during your run or jump.
Recommended gear
What to bring.
Closed-toe athletic shoes
Provides grip and stability during the silo descent.
EssentialComfortable clothing
Allows freedom of movement and comfort during the activity.
EssentialGloves (optional)
Can improve grip on harness and safety equipment.
Water bottle
Stay hydrated before and after your run.
Local insights
Context for the journey.
Nearby secrets
Old industrial machinery on-site, Nearby abandoned rail tracks
Local fauna
Birds of prey, Urban foxes
Historic heritage
TurmX’s silo was part of a once-thriving grain export industry, now transformed into an adrenaline hub.
Mindful exploration
TurmX emphasizes safety and sustainability by maintaining the structure responsibly and minimizing environmental impact.
Photography tips
Capture the moments
- Viewpoints
- Top of the silo during descent, Approach path for aerial photos
- Subjects
- Participants mid-air, Dramatic silo silhouette against the sky
- Best times
- Golden hour at sunset
Frequently asked questions
Before you go.
Is there an age limit for House Running?
Participants typically need to be at least 12 years old; check with TurmX for any specific height or weight restrictions.
What should I wear for the activity?
Wear comfortable athletic clothing and closed-toe shoes suited for active movement.
Is prior experience needed?
No prior experience is necessary; safety briefings and guidance are provided.
How safe is House Running?
With professional harnesses and safety protocols in place, the activity is designed to be safe for all participants.
Can I do this activity if I have fear of heights?
It's not recommended if you have a severe fear of heights, but a gradual approach and encouragement might help.
How do I book a session?
Bookings can be made through the TurmX booking link provided.