Bridge is one of Hogback Mountain Paintball’s classic attack-and-defend fields. The defending team protects the flag while the attacking team must push forward and cross the bridge to reach it. With the bridge acting as the main choke point, every move matters. Attackers have to work together, communicate, and make a strong push, while defenders must hold their ground and stop the advance.
This field creates intense battles, big stand-offs, and exciting moments as players fight for control of the bridge. It is a great field for teamwork, strategy, and players who love a challenge.
Dark Forest is a wooded paintball field that focuses on stealth, teamwork, and tactical movement. With natural cover, shadows, and tight lanes through the trees, players can use flanking moves, ambushes, and careful communication to gain the advantage.
Valley is a center-flag paintball field located in the middle of a natural valley at Hogback Mountain Paintball. Teams start on opposite sides and race to control the flag in the center.
This field features wooded cover, natural terrain, and open shooting lanes. The layout creates fast action, strong pushes, and plenty of back-and-forth battles. Valley is a great field for teamwork, communication, and smart movement.
Hyperball is a fast-paced paintball field filled with corrugated pipe bunkers of different sizes and angles. The open layout creates quick movement, exciting shootouts, and plenty of opportunities to push up the field. Players can use the tall pipe bunkers for cover while working with teammates to control lanes and advance toward the objective. Hyperball is a great field for players who enjoy speed, strategy, and nonstop action.
Landing Zone is an uphill attack-and-defend field at Hogback Mountain Paintball and part of the famous Normandy Landing scenario. Attackers must battle their way up the hill while defenders hold the high ground, making this field fast, challenging, and full of action.
This big game scenario is based off of the D-Day Landing on the beaches of Normandy, France, at the end of the second World War; the landing of 24,000 US, British, and Canadian airborne troops. The men landed under heavy fire from gun emplacements overlooking the beaches, and the shore was mined and covered with obstacles such as wooden stakes, metal tripods, and barbed wire, making the work of the beach-clearing teams difficult and dangerous.
During a Christmas Eve test drive of the present delivery route for Christmas Day, Santa and his elves are struck with disaster. Mid-flight, the famous reindeer spook and send the sleigh into an uncontrollable spiral in the air. Presents fly through the sky in all possible directions as the passengers and vehicle all make their way towards the earth. Santa and the elves manage to steady their ride long enough to make a relatively safe crash landing directly below, onto Hogback Mountain. Safely on the ground, Santa is able to inspect the wreckage for the cause of the crash, and what he discovers is that his beautiful sleigh was tampered with. Someone wanted the reindeer frightened enough to cause a catastrophe.
Who would do such a thing?
Upon discovering that some of his elves are missing, Santa arranges his remaining elves in teams to send them in search of the missing presents and their friends, which are scattered all throughout the land of Hogback Mountain. It isn’t long before Santa learns that he and his elves are not alone on the mountain. The Grinch has been spotted with his own small army, absconding with the lost gifts. With the threat of a ruined Christmas Day, Santa calls in to the North Pole to request aid. The elf rescue squad arrives promptly, carting away the reindeer and dispatching to gather the other elves before they, too, are captured by the Grinch.
Before long, the rescue squads lose contact with Santa, who is no longer responding to their communications. With all of the elves accounted for, they continue their mission to rescue the presents, and eventually stumble into the Grinch’s camp, where they find Santa, captured and caged. As Christmas Eve is coming to an end, the race is on to collect the remaining presents and free Santa before Christmas day arrives and the holiday is ruined forever. Will the Grinch succeed in eliminating the Christmas holiday, or will the elf squads secure the presents and rescue Christmas?
TIMELINE:
9:00 am – Check-in begins 10:00 am – Main game brief 1:00 pm – Lunch break 4:30 pm – Game ends 4:30 pm – Awards
Mountain is a classic woods ball field that uses natural terrain, trees, and bunkers to create a fun outdoor paintball experience. The field features a lookout structure that gives players a strong defensive position and a great view of the action. With plenty of natural cover throughout the field, Mountain is perfect for players who enjoy strategy, movement, and classic woodsball gameplay.
