Copper Creek Lodge - Norway

03/11/2025

The renovations on the old classroom are complete. The new room will be a dining hall and a classroom space for our outdoor activities courses.

02/11/2025

More direct flights to TRD!

New direct routes to Trondheim! ✈️

Starting next summer, Lufthansa will offer direct flights from both Frankfurt and Munich, making it easier than ever for international travelers to explore the heart of Trøndelag.

From 1 May to 26 October, a new service will connect Frankfurt (FRA) and Trondheim (TRD), while from 29 March to 24 October, the Munich (MUC) – Trondheim (TRD) route will also operate with four weekly departures.

With these new and expanded routes, traveling to Trøndelag has never been easier — offering seamless access to nature, culture, and authentic Norwegian experiences.

For more flight details: https://www.lufthansa.com/no/en/homepage

Poto: Knut Aage Dahl

28/09/2025

27/09/2025

One of the advantages of buying a house that used to be a ma*****na farm:

26/09/2025

Sparkel Time!

26/09/2025

Dan keeps pumping out awesome food on the job site kitchen

16/09/2025

Meet Dan, the newest member of the Cooper Creek Lodge team.

16/09/2025

When we started removing all the foil from the hash farm, we discovered a children’s mural from when the building was a kindergarten.

Tag someone who went to Kopperå Barnehage

03/06/2025

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01/06/2025

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31/05/2025

Masonite + 3 layers of Lino + 4 layers of wallpaper + 4+ colours of paint.

13/05/2025

Swiftwater Safety and Rescue Courses.

Last Summer Tony Waters the Senior Instructor at Arctic Kayak Group trained the environmental science teams on paddle craft operations in moving rivers and swiftwater safety and rescue techniques. Operating from a boat made them 3x more productive but it came with it's own challenges

"Their job requires these guys to carry sharp tools in an inflatable boat and they need to stop and to access parts of the river bank in awkward places because that's where the weeds are ... So we had to develop new safety systems and adapt the training courses to meet their needs."