From dream to finished zipline
Every project we take on begins with a good idea and turns into something unique.
Here, you can explore some of the projects we’ve helped design and build – both in Denmark and abroad.
Discover how we’ve transformed ambitions, landscapes, and visions into experiences among the treetops.
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Zipsafari, Fyns Sommerland
Feel the rush in your stomach and the wind in your hair on Denmark’s first ZipSafari – a 1.5 km zipline course built entirely on poles, allowing you to enjoy the ride without disturbing the surrounding nature.
Tivoli friheden, århus
A groundbreaking, one-of-a-kind project was set in motion when GoAdventure, in collaboration with Tivoli Friheden, was commissioned to build a climbing park right in the heart of the amusement park – uniting the two worlds in a unique and innovative way.
The climbing park features an adventure area with beginner-friendly courses and a more advanced zone, where guests can glide over Tivoli Friheden’s lakes before reaching the central tower that connects the many routes.
Pop up event - Malmø Arena
When we were called to create a complete adventure experience inside Malmö Arena, we had less than 24 hours to design, build, and install seven unique adventure setups.
Chengdu ourdoor center, China
We want to build a modern and top-safe pole park – and it has to be in China!
GoAdventure was commissioned by a major Chinese development company within the adventure industry. The park was to be located in a scenic natural area surrounded by dramatic cliffs, deep caves, and enchanting waterfalls.
Go monkey, Søndermarken
With views of Copenhagen Zoo on one side, Frederiksberg Palace in the backyard, and surrounded by a beautiful historic park, GoMonkey Climbing Park guarantees its guests a stunning experience.
We helped them build Denmark’s only climbing park constructed entirely with through-bolt installations – ensuring maximum protection of the trees.
Pop up, Langeland
As a pop-up event, GoAdventure built the first mobile zipline of its kind in Denmark – a 320-meter ride through the air, where festival guests could glide from one area to another with a full view over the entire venue.
