Pronounced Knoeppel oh-sen.
The name ‘Knöppelåsen” derives from the Swedish. (the K is pronounced and sounds like Knoeppel-oh-sen) It translates to Knoppel Ridge or Knoppel Knoll. The name originated with grandfather’s wildlife zoo estate outside Arvika, Sweden,
Granddaughter Annika Knöppel now lives in Aguanga, a rural unincorporated area of Southern California, The 4 acre property is being transformed from desert chaparral to a vibrant native and cultured food forest to provide food security and sustainable living with peace of mind.