Parkour Maps

Available on ImagineFun are a series of themed Parkour maps that provide a challenge to those new or experienced in the sport!

If you aren't in the know, parkour involves jumping across tricky gaps, climbing ladders, and keeping your balance on a special course that can't be traversed otherwise!

To open the Parkour Map menu, use /parkour. From there, you can view a server-determined difficulty level for each course and how many checkpoints it has, as well as warp to them.

Each parkour map has a leaderboard, tracking the fastest times players have managed to complete it.

Parkour Tips

I'm no master at parkour in Minecraft, but here's a few tips that can help you out in the long run!

Patience.

Expect to fall, a lot. You're gonna fall, a lot, especially when you're practicing or doing a course for the first time. So, set aside a second to remind yourself that you're gonna fall and that it's okay to fall! It's okay to make mistakes, that's how life works. This is how you get better at things, no matter what you're trying to learn!

If you're getting frustrated, don't be afraid to step away and take a break, whether that means doing something else on the server, or logging off the server entirely. You can take a breather and come back to it at any time you're feeling up to the task again.

And don't compare yourself to other people who are "better at parkour than you". Chances are, they've been doing this for a while now or know the course very well. With enough perserverance, you will be able to reach their level of skill, I promise.

The most important thing, though, is that if you feel like parkour just isn't for you, that is a-okay. This is totally optional on the server, you don't have to do it if you really don't want to! It's okay to give it a try and stop, if it's making you miserable. What's important is to have fun on the server, and if you're not having fun, if it sucks... then just hit da bricks!

Sprint Button

By default, your button assigned to sprinting is Left Control or double-pressing W. I would suggest the former over the latter, as you can very easily miss pressing W twice and fall off a platform as a result! Left Control may be out of the way for some people to press, so if need be, try adjusting your controls to something that doesn't require you to stretch your hand over to press.

If you want, you can change your Minecraft control settings to make sprinting be on a toggle, rather than a button you need to hold down! You can do so by clicking on Controls in your settings, then clicking Sprint: Hold to change it to Sprint: Toggle.

Alternatively, depending on how large your hands are, you can nudge Left Control with the side of your hand to sprint. This is what I do, and it makes it super easy to do, instead of reaching my pinky finger down to press the button. With this method I'm even able to hold it down to continually sprint no matter what, and still be able to use my WASD keys to move around!

Take Your Time!

Minecraft parkouring requires some speed and momentum to make some jumps, but the wind-up on sprinting in this game is rather quick. As a result, you don't necessarily need to continually run and jump from one end of the course to the other. On most blocks, you have enough space to pause if need be and continue to sprint-jump down the way. It's still possible to do this on even the smaller ones, like fence posts or the tops of trapdoors, but it's a bit more tricky to do.

Cave Parkour

Fall Guys Parkour

Grizzly Parkour

The Grizzly Parkour complex is a series of parkour maps that are connected to Grizzly Peak. There are three different parkour courses you can run here, all with differing skill levels in mind.

It is also home to Cali's Cocoa Cavern, run by Cali!

Grizzly Explorer 1

Grizzly Explorer 2

Grizzly Explorer 3

Mario Parkour

Penthouse Parkour

Star Wars May 4th Parkour