Climb into the canopies and see the world from the viewpoint of the forests.
Canopy walkways or treetop walks are a series of bridges spread throughout the forest, which provide upper-level access to the forests. Initially, they were used by scientists to conduct research. But these walkways have started to gain attention among tourists too.
Thus, if you love experiencing the dense forests in a new way, visit the below four forest canopy walkways around the world.
Trek across canyons, while keeping an eye out for the incredible flora and fauna that call this jungle home. The journey starts on the ground and takes you through hanging bridges reaching heights of up to 230 feet.
Stroll in the 115 feet high walkway that takes you through 1,640 feet along 14 of the massive Amazon jungle’s biggest trees. The tour also gives you a chance to witness and come close to the jungle’s 4,000 variety of bird species.
The wooden construction of the treetop blends with the surrounding forest to give you an authentic and natural experience of the greenery and dwellers of the forest. Your final destination from the walkway will land on the 144 feet tall observation tower giving you an unparalleled view of the Rachel and Lusen mountains.
Located around 26 feet above the ground level, witness cassowaries and tree-kangaroos without disturbing the root system that lies below. Visit the 75 feet high tower after the canopy for a truly magical sight ever seen in Australia.
Ready to view the world of forests and its inhabitants from a unique angle?
