Denmark already has its share of cool tourist attractions—from the streets of Copenhagen where the city’s penchant for the modern blends seamlessly with its storied royal and Viking past, to its fairytale castles and famously fantastic Tivoli Gardens. However, Denmark is also known for its eco-conscious credentials: a devotion to responsible tourism and a desire to both highlight and preserve its stunning natural beauty as “pioneers of hedonistic sustainability.”

And there’s plenty of scenic natural beauty to appreciate throughout this Scandinavian gem: National Parks filled with untouched vistas stunning in their scope; some of the most beautiful (and crowd-free!) beaches in Europe; and last (but not least), the country’s self-proclaimed “Cold Caribbean” that is the magical and stunningly gorgeous Møns Klint.

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But recently the country famed for its hygge has added a spectacular outdoor attraction to its already brimming repertoire: dubbed Camp Adventure Treetop Experience, this sky-high walkway through the forest is a dazzling and daring new way to experience some of Denmark’s most incredible views—all while seeing the forest from a whole new perspective.

Located in the preserved forest of Gisselfeld Klosters Skove just a short hour from the Danish capital, this amazing new attraction is an architectural marvel that’s an ode to the country’s passion for projects that push the envelope—beautiful, dynamic, and built with sustainability in mind.

Camp Adventure Treetop Experience: The Lowdown

Below is some need-to-know info for travelers planning to visit the spectacular new treetop walkway in Gisselfeld Klosters Skove.

  • Address: Skovtårnsvej 1, 4683 Rønnede
  • Contact: +45 38 15 00 30
  • Hours: The Forest Tower is open every day November through March from 10 AM-3 PM and every day April through October from 10 AM-6 PM; Climbing Tower is open select hours and days from April through October, and the Flower Farm is open every day July through October from 10 AM-6 PM
  • Tickets: Tickets must be purchased online ahead of time. Ticket prices vary by attraction, though combo tickets are available. Tickets for The Forest Tower are approximately $23 for visitors age 7 and up; $12 for visitors 3-6; and under 3 are free
  • Facts And Figures: The forest boardwalk is over half a mile long and is topped with an almost 150-foot observation tower from which viewers can scope a stunning 360° view of the surrounding Zealand countryside.

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The Top Attractions At Camp Adventure

There’s a veritable smorgasbord of activities that await the adventurous traveler to the lush forest of Gisselfeld Klosters Skove.

The Forest Tower

A truly unique way to experience nature at its finest, The Forest Tower is an architectural gem rising high above the surrounding South Zealand forested landscape. Beginning with a trek on the raised boardwalk meandering its way through the tranquil forest scenery and ending over 450-feet above sea level atop the viewing platform; the entire Forest Tower experience is immersive and awe-inspiring. Changing forest landscapes are both visible from the boardwalk and the tower itself—a veritable treasure trove of awe-inspiring natural surroundings. See the magnificent hourglass-shaped tower rise from the forest like a phoenix from its ashes; then climb its 12 circles to the tippy top to see the sights sprawled below—on a clear day, visitors can even see all the way to Copenhagen more than 30 miles away.

The Climbing Park

The adventure doesn’t stop at the Forest Tower; those who want to take their fab forested adventure to the next level can head to The Climbing Park for yet another fantastic way to explore the surrounding area. Here among the beech trees, adventurers can experience the thrill of Denmark’s largest climbing park spread out over an astounding 18.5 acres. A variety of experiences encompassing ten climbing courses that vary in height and difficulty leads guests through the trees via several obstacles—all culminating in an optional zip line adventure (Denmark’s longest!) measuring in at over 1,500-feet long.

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More Camp Adventure Attractions

While visitors could easily spend the whole day climbing, hiking, and ziplining through the exciting park, there are a number of other fun onsite activities that make Camp Adventure one of Denmark’s premier outdoor attractions.

  • The Flower Garden is Northern Europe’s largest pick-your-own flower field where visitors can get lost in a sea of lovely, rainbow-hued blooms. Stroll along the over mile-long path through the flowers and take your pick; enjoy the stunning views of the surrounding hills with the Forest Tower rising in the background; pack a picnic; visit the farm shop, and say hi to the free-range pigs Admission to Flower Garden is free; cost to pick-your-own bouquet is about $8
  • Grab a bite and a beverage at any one of the site’s food stalls including Simply Good Coffee; Dhaba (Indian street food); Kamast (a cool cafe serving up delish pancakes); and Willys (burgers and fries)
  • Go glamping while spending the night in one of Camp Adventure’s luxe Mongolian Yurts. Enjoy the view from the glass dome; relax on the terrace; take an outdoor bath; soak in the sauna. The best part is, all tents are decorated with sustainability in mind as befitting their forest home. Glamping tents can be booked all year round, rates start at about $400/night during the low season (September through May)

Denmark is known for its eco-conscious approach to tourism; the perfect balance between welcoming visitors while maintaining a sustainable approach to hospitality. And one great way to experience this philosophy at its finest is by visiting one of the country’s top outdoor attractions—Camp Adventure. Rejoice in nature’s splendor while enjoying some of the country’s best views; get adventurous in its Climbing Park; or stay the night in one of its luxe glamping yurts; with so much to see and do, Camp Adventure is so much more than a park—it’s a retreat as distinctive as Denmark itself.

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