On 26 – 28 April, Outsite will be arranging the Danish Outdoor Festival for the 7th consecutive year in collaboration with Skovskolen KU. They have therefore moved to Nødebo and the wonderful surroundings of Gribskov forest. Experience a tent exhibition, hammock exhibition, competitions, workshops and lectures. Meet Influencers, Bloggers and YouTubers. Experience the shops and exhibitors.
Address: Nødebovej 77A, 3480 Fredensborg, Denmark
Come and go as you please or stay the whole weekend.
Danish Outdoor Festival 2019
Program
At the Danish Outdoor Festival you can experience a lot of outdoor life, meeting associations, tour providers, manufacturers and shops. You can attend cool workshops and learn a lot of new skills. You can stay for free for the whole weekend in a sleeping bag & tent brought along or try something new (tents & hammocks). But remember to bring your own gear if the display tents & hammocks are taken already.
You can buy delicious food from various outdoor chefs or bring your own. You can get good festival discounts in the many shops and you can come and go as you please. You can also stay the whole weekend.
Info about the festival
Date: 26-28. April
Opening hours festival: Open 24 hours a day
Opening hours shops / exhibitors / workshops: Friday: 10: 00-19: 00, Saturday 10: 00-19: 00, Sunday 10: 00-16: 00
Place: Forest School KU, Nødebovej 77A, 3480 Fredensborg
Price Festival: Free admission
Price Workshops: From kr. 0,- up (all according to the workshop)
More infomation here in Danish
Things you can try out at the festival
Tents
You can participate free of charge in the tent workshop, which runs continuously during the festival. You can also try out a tent before you buy! You can even stay in it. Free of charge.
Hammocks
You can participate free of charge in the hammock workshop, which runs continuously during the festival. You can also try a hammock before you buy. Free of charge.
Make your own axe
Create your own axe along with Wetterlings (SE). They have their axe heads and shafts and some demo models. Not free – costs involved.
Make your own knife
Together with Jonas Bigler you can make your own knife. Jonas also offers other workshops. Price: Knife blade kr. 10, – pr. cm, shaft: kr. 10-75, – Tools can be rented.
Make your own sheath for axes and fire steels
Together with Nicos Leather Works you can make your own sheath for axes & fire steels. Price: fire steel sheath: kr. 100, – Axe sheath: kr. 200
Wood carving
Together with Jonas Als you can try to carve some wood. Jonas has various workshops with word carving. Price kr. 100, –
Ultra Light Hiking and gear
Together with Brian from Brian Outdoors you can look at and learn about UL gear and hiking. The fascinating world where things weigh a little less so you can experience more. Free of charge.
Micro Adventure
Get started with micro adventures with Maria from Curly Camper. It’s small and light adventures that give you energy and are easy to plan. Free of charge.
Hiking
Try a hike along with Dansk Vandrelaug and Outsite. The tours go around in Gribskov forest and the school’s forested area. Free of charge.
Map and Compass
Try the map and compass workshop, where you learn the basics of navigation along with Outsite. Free of charge.
Bushcraft
Try Bushcraft with Bushcraft Denmark. Make your own birch bark holder or bow drill (free) or your own Mora knife (kr 150, -).
Lecture
Saturday afternoon and evening there are exciting lectures. Learn about the Camino de Santiago, sustainability in production and bushcraft. Free of charge.
Who is coming to the festival?
Shops
Friluftsland
Spejdergear
Pro-Outdoor
Bjergkæden
Bushcraft Butikken
Importers
Fritidsagenten
AB Camping
Ski&Tøj
ODEX
Brands
Aclima
Nordisk
Fjällräven
Hilleberg
MSR
Therm-A-Rest
Exped
Summit To Eat
Sea To Summit
Light My Fire
Wetterlings
And many more…
Associations
Outsite
Dansk Vandrelaug
Foreningen Bushcraft
Influencer / blogger
Jonas Als
Nicoslaederworks
Kanodamerne
Fimbuloutdoors
Jonas Bigler
Brian Outdoors
Maria/Curly Camper
Magazines / Tour Operators
Immelns kanotcenter/Outcraft
All-Out
Ursus
Magasinet Outsite
Chefs
Kasper/Norrstund
Benjamin/vildt mad (game food)
Inst./Skoler
Skovskolen KU
Center for børn og natur (children & nature)
Hyggen (Danish word meaning cozy)
There are bonfires and festival atmosphere throughout the festival. There are small stalls with coffee / tea as well as beer and water. You can also make snobrød (Danish bonfire bread) and cook sausages. In the evening there are areas with bonfires. You are welcome to bring your own food and drink.
Transport to the festival
By car:
By train:
From Copenhagen: Take S-train line A to Hillerød and from here bus 307. Alternatively, you can use the local train to Gribsø Station (press for stop) and walk about 3 km from here. From Kagerup Station there are approx. 4 km.
From Helsingør: 930R the local train to Hillerød and from here bus 307. Alternatively you can take the local train to Kratbjerg Station and go from here.