For teams from Antwerp and the Kempen
Antwerp is the engine of the Flemish economy. From port and logistics to fashion and fintech: these are ambitious teams looking for something worth putting in the annual HR review. A harbour tour or a barbecue in the Kempen is nice but not transformational.
Crossing Belgium challenges your Antwerp team for four days both physically and mentally. From the dunes on the coast — barely an hour's drive — to the rocks of the Ardennes. One continuous story where nobody finishes alone.
Why Antwerp teams sign up
The coast is barely 90 minutes from Antwerp Central. No flights, no baggage hassle.
A shared finish after four days produces a story you'll tell for years — far more tangible than a team building quote.
Experienced guides, briefings and the right gear make adventurous parts like via ferrata or kayak accessible to recreational athletes.
From a small leadership team to an entire business unit — Antwerp SMEs and corporates alike find their format.
How it works
Climbing Managers organises expeditions for Belgian companies — from the Alps to Kilimanjaro. Crossing Belgium is their first event on Belgian soil, built on more than ten years of outdoor team adventures.
Frequently asked
Yes. The start is Wednesday evening on the coast, about 90 minutes away — no extra overnight needed.
Absolutely. The 3+1 format ensures everyone contributes even without trail experience. Basic fitness is enough.
Yes. Larger Antwerp employers often book 3 to 5 teams at once — ask about the corporate offer via the contact form.
Check the full breakdown on the registration page. We invoice per team of 4, with options for gear rental and shuttle.
Put your Antwerp team on the start line
Max 40 teams. Request your offer or register directly.
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