Category: Mountain activities

Rainbow trout is a species of fish in the genus Pacific salmon. It has its natural distribution in western North America and northeastern Asia. Rainbow trout was introduced to Danish fish farms in the late 1800s. Trout are stocked daily in our lakes.

The perch is a common freshwater fish in Denmark. It can be found in almost all lakes and ponds and in many streams. Along the coasts of the Baltic Sea and in many fjords, perch migrate to brackish water. It is also found throughout most of Europe and northern Asia and in our put & take lakes.

The eel belongs to the group of eelfish Anguilliformes, characterized by a slender snake-like shape and small pectoral fins. It is one of 18 species in the family Anguillidae.

The pike is a fish that lives in fresh and brackish water in Europe. In Denmark, the pike is common in all large and small freshwater bodies, such as lakes and streams, as well as in brackish water throughout the Baltic Sea area.

Through a hands-on (and tasty) tour, discover how we ensure our garden remains sustainable and organic. A treetop adventure introducing older children to a more challenging treetop trek with higher platforms and longer zips. Treetop Adventure+ is all about the 'more'. More speed, more air, more freedom, more height and more thrills. If you are looking for a step up from our Adventure course, turn things up a notch with Adventure+. A chance to engage in where food really comes from. Through a hands-on (and tasty) tour. Discover how we ensure our garden remains sustainable and organic. The group will be able to pick and eat some of our produce straight from the plants and also help with either harvesting or sewing crops as well. A high ropes activity designed for older children with (or without) their families in mind. Adventure+ hits the feel-good factor every time. Looking for something more challenging and ideal for adults? Treetop Challenge might just be the answer. Prefer to dial things down a level with an adventure that's ideal for younger children? Check out Treetop Adventure.