The Starup hall was not expanding its square meters, so it was crucial that we utilized the space they already had in a new and different way that would create value for the users.

The assignment was to integrate a climbing maze in one of the corners of the hall. The corner was not used for anything but ended up becoming a challenging and fun activity. Additionally, the climbing maze also serves as extra spectator seating when indoor football tournaments are held ind the hall, much to the delight of the youngest in the hall.

It was a two-in-one solution that transformed unused square meters into er multifunctional climbing maze consisting of nets, ladders, changes in elevation, small climbing walls with grips etc. All done in an aesthetic design language that aimed to motivate visitors to explore the maze.

GoAdventure only builds nature playgrounds of the highest quality. We use posts made of robinia wood, a wood that doesn’t rot, which means the lifespan of our nature playgrounds is one of the longest on the market. All our installations are suitable for public use and comply with all EN1176 safety standards.

We build playgrounds for schools, day-care institutions, private operators and adventure parks. 

GoAdventure has been assigned a ground-breaking “one-of-a-kind” project in collaboration with Tivoli Friheden, which involves building a climbing park in the middle of the amusement park itself, and bringing the two parks together in a unique and alternative way.

The climbing park will consist of an adventure area containing the easier courses, and a more advanced course area that will take visitors out over the Tivoli Friheden lakes before arriving at a central tower, which will link the many courses together.

The central tower will also be a new construction, and here particular thought has gone into the architecture and aesthetics.

As a “pop up” event, GoAdventure built a mobile cable car that would connect the two sites at the Langeland Festival. It was a completely new way of thinking about transport, and it was the first of its kind in Denmark. The cable car stretched a full 320 metres and helped thousands of festivalgoers travel between the two sites in an easy and ‘uplifting’ way.

A mobile cable car was also used for the harbour festival in Holbæk as a link between the harbour and the Holbæk pedestrian street. 

In Sofiero Park, we have built a treetop walking experience where you walk from tree to tree and experience the beautiful nature of the forest in a completely new way. The walkways are made of wood and have netting walls that make it quite safe to walk around the facility, even without personal protective gear.

There are a total of 11 suspension bridges, which are over 150 metres long and which run from 2-10 metres high. The suspension bridges wind like a labyrinth through the forest’s trees, which makes you feel like you’re genuinely exploring the forest’s treetops. 

Tumlehuset wanted to make full use of the space without overcrowding, and there we found the solution – to use the building’s posts and design to create a unique activity that would not interfere with the building’s other activities. The transparency of the netting also ensures that the space doesn’t feel smaller and claustrophobic, but instead feels open and inclusive. 

The netting passage has an entrance and exit on both sides, and allows you to cross over to the other side. The purpose of the installation was to give the children an extra activity, which had to take place at height in a safe and fun way.

HEG wanted to expand their existing climbing tower and thus train their staff for the new adventure building.

We therefore installed a giant swing, where a jump from a height of 15 meters would send students or teachers on a ground-breaking swing ride.

We then trained their staff in safety procedures, special precautions associated with jumps, control of climbing equipment and safety ropes.

With the help of netting walkways, floating tree houses, platforms, climbing roses and giant trampolines, there are now even more active initiatives in the heart of Feddet Camping.

The new installation is perhaps the first of its kind in the world as we have combined treetop walking with bouncing and slides, thus creating a truly unique activity area. Thanks to the new installation, Feddet can entertain far more visitors, and you can choose for yourself whether you want to let loose and jump around, or enjoy a relaxing and aesthetically beautiful walk on the treetop walking path.

The campsite has both overnight and day visitors. The complete netting installation at Feddet Camping appears as a dynamic installation that weaves through the pine forest on multiple levels. It provides the green forest with some beautiful contrasting colours, all of which have been carefully chosen to create new visual life in the area.

The order for this amazing and challenging assignment came in February 2021. Despite the world being plagued by Covid-19, GoAdventure completed production of the entire climbing park in 14 days. Then came the dispatch of 90 climbing elements and 90 platforms to the destination. Assembly in China with four experienced builders to assemble the whole park.

The park consists of five courses of varying difficulty and a zipline course that meanders around the area. We call it “Zip Line safari”.

In collaboration with Unisport, GoAdventure has completed a vast climbing and activity hall in Stavanger, which is Norway’s fourth largest city. Here, AIR by Bolder can now offer all their indoor experiences as part of the Tvedtsenteret.

The task was to integrate a giant climbing wall with a netting landscape, high rope courses and a fairly challenging via ferrata. All in an aesthetic look that had to motivate visitors to explore the whole thing.