High-altitude cable car in Sandåkra
The nature at Sandåkra has unique opportunities with suitable trees and large elevation differences – perfect for adventures at height. The vision was to develop and make high-altitude experiences accessible for everyone.
About the project
To attract more people to experience training, mobility, and adventure in a unique natural environment and contribute to a positive addition to the local economy, this project was initiated.
Activities
The construction and building of the high ropes course was carried out with a safety system that manages different forms of functional variations. The area around the facility was made more accessible, including wheelchair-accessible paths, adapted benches, tables, and toilets.
The company's Facebook page and website were launched, and during the course of the project, several different collaborations were initiated, for example with Hotel Statt and Lunnahöjagårdens Hostel.
Results
Even though the project owner worked with long-term processes from the beginning, several concrete results were already evident by the end of the project. It became clear early on, according to reviews on various websites, that the destination was very popular. On TripAdvisor, the 127 people who left their reviews gave the high ropes course 5 points out of 5 possible.
The project also created two new services and two new products. The business increased its profitability, and approximately 2,300 day visitors have participated in the experiences, about half of whom are tourists.
Program period
2014-2024
Leader area
Leader Team PH
Journal number
2017-4372
Project name in the application
Multilevel Accessible Adventures High Ropes Course and Climbing Trees in Sandåkra
Project owner
Climat AB
Project period
2018-10 – 2019-11
Project type
Implementation projects, Project support for companies
Area of operation
Business including tourism
EU fund
European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development
Leader funding
163,155 kronor
Value of the project's non-profit efforts
161,150 kronor