What happened
The flight was conducted under visual flight rules during nighttime conditions. The pilot elected to maintain an unusually high altitude on the final approach segment, citing the presence of trees located at the far end of the runway as the primary motivation for this decision. This technique resulted in a floaty approach profile that extended the landing roll significantly.
Upon touchdown, it became apparent that the aircraft had landed well past the normal touchdown zone and was rapidly approaching the departure end of the paved surface. Recognizing the imminent danger of overrunning the runway, the pilot immediately initiated an aborted landing procedure to regain lift and climb away from the ground.
Despite the prompt application of power and control inputs, the aircraft failed to achieve a safe climb gradient. Instead, it impacted trees situated just beyond the departure end of the runway. The collision with the vegetation terminated the flight.