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Vista Trail at Camp Discovery

Vista Trail at Camp Discovery is a peaceful walking trail through the greenery of Adventure Isle. You see the rope courses of Challenge Trails from below and discover the island's nature and stories along the way.

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The concept

According to the park's story, Adventure Isle was discovered in 1935 by the League of Adventurers when their expedition went off course. The Arbori, who have lived on the island for centuries, welcomed them. At Camp Discovery you help the explorers unravel the island's secrets, in whatever way you like.

Young people by the rocks and waterfall on Vista Trail
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Young people by the rocks and waterfall on Vista Trail

The Experience

The trail winds through a beautifully landscaped setting, with photo spots at every bend. Along the way you come across three large, semicircular “humming stones”. According to the story they hum softly, so softly that only people who are close to nature can hear it. It's a walk without thrills, for all ages.

Discover Vista Trail at Camp Discovery

Look for the humming stones

Along the trail lie three large stones that, according to the story, hum softly. Can you hear them?

Lovely photos

At every bend you have a lovely view of Roaring Mountain and the climbers above you.

Take a break

The trail is quiet and green. Ideal for catching your breath on a busy day.

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Visitor information

There is no minimum height. Children under 7 must be accompanied by someone aged 16 or over. You can stay in your wheelchair. Wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes. The trail is outdoors, so be prepared for sun and rain.

Young people by the rocks and waterfall on Vista Trail
Young people by the rocks and waterfall on Vista Trail

The mountain from the ground

Vista Trail is a pleasant walk for anyone who doesn't want to climb. If you do dare, head to Challenge Trails at Camp Discovery. Afterwards, ride through the mountain on Roaring Rapids.

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