Every Obstacle Course Ranked: Easiest to Hardest

Not all rivers are created equal. This Fart Together course ranking goes from the gentlest teaching stage to the nastiest gauntlet, with the key hazard of each and the skill it drills into you. Use it to plan your practice instead of ramming your head against a wall.

The Basics: Learn the Boost

The opening courses are wide, slow, and forgiving. Hazards are single bumpers and gentle bends that teach charging, aiming, and releasing without punishment. Do not rush past these: clean runs here build the half-charge control that every harder course assumes you have. Our boost tips turn these stages into a proper training ground.

The Middle: Combos and Currents

Mid-tier courses introduce hazard combos: a spinner feeding into a narrow gap, or a bumper chain beside a coin trail. The water current also starts fighting you, pushing your line wide right where you need precision. This is where tip twelve from our mastery guide, replaying for lines instead of luck, starts paying off.

The Gauntlet: Everything at Once

The hardest courses stack every trick: tight chicanes, moving rollers, cross-currents, and coin trails sitting in the danger zone. Winning here means chaining small boosts, reading two hazards ahead, and recovering without panic. These are also the best personal-best battlegrounds once you are consistent.

How to Climb the Ranking

Master each Fart Together tier before moving up. If you cannot finish a mid-tier course three times in a row, the gauntlet will only teach you frustration. Drop back, tighten your lines, and return when the easier water feels boring. That boredom is the signal you are ready.