A lookout point and nature trail in the middle of a recreational park in a protected forest, freely accessible to anyone.
We are also very strong on the Canopy Trail, but in Denmark they also put together some slides really well. Jungle Tower was built in 2017 Camp adventure Park, and has since become one of its brands.
A 900-metre-long walkway leads to the top of the 45-metre-high observation deck, and thanks to its spiral shape, you can admire the surrounding protected forest from all angles.
Since there are no stairs, the observation deck is free to anyone.
The exact location is Gisselfeld Klosters Skove, a protected forest dotted with lakes, streams and other wetlands, an hour south of Copenhagen.
The cylindrical arrangement of the observation deck minimizes interference with the environment, while allowing many plant species to be viewed. There is a lower and higher walking trail, the lower trail (and tower) goes through younger areas of the forest, the higher trail goes through older areas, and the latter is also a nature trail. There is also a viewing terrace at the top.
The slender cylinder in the middle makes the structure more stable and also increases the size of the viewing balcony.
Meanwhile, Camp Adventure theme park also offers other experiences, including climbing walls and a ropes course.
The tower was designed by a Danish design team impact Designed in collaboration with Arup, in five years now it has already won several awards and, in October 2020, a 120-page standalone book about it was published.
(Source: Effekt, Photos: Camp Adventure, R. Hjortshoj, Mads Tolstrup, Anthony Bogdan)
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