How to Plan a Fun Company Retreat

Though tempting, don't overbook your team's schedule with activities. Let them enjoy the luxurious accommodations, gourmet cuisine and spa to recharge. After all, indulgence is all-inclusive at Miraval for $450-$750 (average) per person per night.

Adrenaline Adventures

Do daredevils threaten to break office furniture with in-office chair races? Or does your team need to experience more thrill? Perhaps your company needs an adrenaline rush at the Utah Olympic Park or Skip Barber Racing School to create camaraderie and risk-taking skills.

Utah Olympic Park: Home to the 2002 Winter Games, the Utah Olympic Park in Park City gives anyone the chance to train like Olympic athletes in schools for ski jumping, luge, skeleton and bobsledding. If roaring down an icy, twisty track with a colleague in a bobsled sounds like your company's cup of tea, then this is for you.

In the Stephan Bosch Bobsled Driving School ($500 per person; eight maximum), each participant will reach up to 50 mph four times during this one-day camp. Bosch, a five-time German national champion and current U.S. national team member, personally leads this team-building experience.

For a shorter thrill, consider a one-time ride on "The Comet" ($200 per person) or a half-day camp ($300 per person). Then pair that heart-pounding experience with a team meeting in one of the Utah Olympic Park's inspiring rooms, such as the K120 Start House, perched on top of the highest Nordic ski jump in the world.

Skip Barber Racing School: Want to learn the art and science of race car driving while developing team-building skills? Check out the Skipac Barber Racing School's five U.S. locations, where you can engage in a little friendly competition, and learn skills that make you a better driver.