Discover 360+ Treehouses, Treetop Walks & Canopy Landmarks

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Niliaitta at Kivijärvi Resort

Niliaitta takes its name from a traditional Sami raised storehouse, and the cabin earns that reference honestly — a single steel column lifts this glass-and-timber retreat above the birch and pine of Finland's Suomenselkä region, keeping contact with the ground to a minimum. Around 30 square metres inside, it suits one or two guests seeking forest immersion over resort amenities, with a full glazed wall framing the treeline through every season.

Kivelänmäentie 80

Pigna

Pigna is a pair of three-level treehouses perched ten metres above a spruce forest near Malborghetto in the Julian Alps, set on the grounds of Malga Priu, a family-run alpine farm. Designed with Beltrame Breuil Studio and clad in curved larch shingles, each compact cabin wraps around its tree and rises through a panoramic terrace, living space, and skylit sleeping level above.

+39 331 102 5989
33010

Treehouse at Stone House Bali

A circular bamboo treehouse set within a tropical garden near Ubud, the Treehouse at Stone House Bali sits open to the elements on all sides, with rice paddy views, a round bed beneath a white canopy, and a copper bathtub on the terrace facing the jungle. The open-air shower, hammock netting and garden-sourced breakfasts complete a stay that takes the treehouse concept seriously.

+62 81138115745
Petulu

Bide in the Trees

Bide in the Trees sits roughly 20 feet above eight private acres of pine forest in Box Springs, Georgia, reached by a boardwalk that quickly turns the trees from background into the whole point. A 100-foot glass-panel skywalk, a massive timber swing-bed, hot tub and fire pit define the experience. Adults-only, with a full kitchen, air-conditioning and WiFi kept sensibly in the background.

Pineknot Road

Baumhaushotel Otterndorf

Ten treehouses rise four metres into a mature grove on the North Sea dyke at Otterndorf, where the flat Lower Saxony horizon makes cargo ships on the Elbe appear to float above the fields. Each cabin runs around 30 square metres with underfloor heating, a wood-burning stove and a walk-in shower. Owners Katrin Buck and Elke Freimuth run it with unhurried, attentive hospitality that suits the slow-travel pace of the place.

+49 4751 999 10 45
Westerwischer Weg 1

Vertical Chalets Kitzbühel

Designed by Peter Pichler Architecture for Austria's Staininger Group, the Vertical Chalets rise on slender timber supports from a forested slope near Aurach bei Kitzbühel, close to Pass Thurn. Tall, narrow and glazed from floor to ceiling, each suite frames pine canopy and alpine ridgelines in a form that echoes the surrounding spruces. Select units include private saunas. Part of a wider resort development.

+43 720 882005
Paß-Thurn-Straße

Dawson Lake Tree Houses

Dawson Lake Tree Houses is a pre-opening concept from Peter Pichler Architecture: eight vertical timber cabins planned for a forested hillside above Dawson Lake in Alderson, West Virginia. Each compact two-level structure climbs rather than spreads, placing the sleeping loft close enough to the maple and oak canopy that the forest shifts from scenery to immediate presence. No bookings are currently available. A personal vehicle is the practical choice for reaching this rural site.

+390280887477
632 Dawson Lake Rd

Baumhäuser at Steirereck am Pogusch

Four named treehouses at 1,100 metres in the Styrian Alps, built using Baumbau's modular BERT system of stacked cylindrical timber modules clad in larch shingles, each rising through three levels connected by a spiral stair. Steirereck am Pogusch pairs them with a working farm and Wirtshaus kitchen drawing on over 500 on-site plant varieties, making the dining as central to the stay as the forest itself.

+43 (3863) 2000
Poguschstraße 21

$$$

Vythiri Resort Wayanad

Vythiri Resort occupies 150 acres of working rainforest in Kerala's Wayanad district, where streams and waterfalls thread through the grounds year-round. The headline draw is a canopy treehouse perched among mature trees, alongside stream-side villas, pool villas and standard rooms. Boardwalks, guided nature walks and Kerala-focused dining round out a stay best suited to couples and nature-minded travellers comfortable with hilly, humid rainforest terrain.

+91 484 3124800
673576

Paws Up Montana Green O Tree Haus

The Green O Tree Haus is a three-story glass and steel structure perched 23 feet above the Montana pines on the adults-only edge of Paws Up Ranch, a 37,000-acre working property near Greenough. Floor-to-ceiling windows, two forest terraces, a fireplace, and a ground-level hot tub define the 1,000-square-foot interior. Nightly tasting menus, 100 miles of trails, and Blackfoot River fly-fishing complete the picture.

+1 8002106445
4069 Backcountry Road

$$$$$

Elewana Loisaba Star Beds

Elewana Loisaba Star Beds offers four open sleeping platforms built over rocky kopjes on Kenya's 57,000-acre Loisaba Conservancy in Laikipia, where the Milky Way serves as a literal ceiling above a permanent watering hole. Rustic by design, with no spa or resort infrastructure, this ultra-luxury camp suits travellers who choose wildlife, sky and silence over conventional hotel comfort.

+254 730 127 000
203

$$$$$

Ngala Treehouse

Ngala Treehouse rises four levels into the canopy of andBeyond Ngala Private Game Reserve, on the unfenced western border of Greater Kruger. A glass-walled king bedroom and open rooftop sleep platform sit above mahogany floors, canvas walls and louvre windows. No WiFi, no outside vehicles, plated dinner served in the treehouse, and Big Five roaming freely outside. Bookable only as an add-on to an andBeyond Ngala lodge stay.

+16195981199
1367

$$$$

ONERA Fredericksburg

ONERA Fredericksburg places four architecturally distinct treehouses across thirteen acres of Texas Hill Country, a short drive from the Fredericksburg wine trail. Units range from the barrel-curved, glass-wrapped Spyglass and elm-hugging Monarch at ten feet, to the A-frame Diamond overlooking Barron's Creek, to the glass-and-steel Monolith floating thirty feet above the canopy with a deck hot tub.

+15127771455
173 Basse Lane

$$$

My Arbor Tree Hotel

A timber-and-stilt forest hotel perched above Brixen on the Plose slopes, My Arbor delivers genuine alpine stillness without austerity. Elevated suites sit at branch level, a multi-level spa opens directly to the larches, and the regional restaurant moves at the pace of the forest. Brixen station lies roughly 2.7 km away, with a local bus stop close to the property.

+390472694012
Localita' San Leonardo 26

Café Gazebo at HOSHINOYA Bali

Three cantilevered pavilions rise above the Pakerisan river gorge at HOSHINOYA Bali, reaching canopy level on metal frames connected to the resort by a climbing timber boardwalk. By day they host relaxed picnic-style breakfasts; after dark, the Ubud Jungle Dinner delivers a multi-course Japanese-Balinese progression in candlelit privacy. One group per pavilion, advance booking essential for dinner.

+81-50-3134-8096
Pejeng Kangin

Great Wolf Lodge

Great Wolf Lodge's indoor water fort treehouse rises four storeys inside a climate-controlled waterpark, anchored by a thousand-gallon tipping bucket that announces itself with a clang before drenching everyone below. Named variants appear across locations — Fort Mackenzie, Talking Stick Treehouse, Otter Cave Waterworks — but the structure is consistent: bridges, water cannons, platforms, and slides throughout. Woodland-themed suites and MagiQuest extend the experience well beyond the waterpark.

2500 Daniels Street

Whiting Forest of Dow Gardens Canopy Walk

At 1,400 feet long and rising 39 feet above the forest floor, the Whiting Forest of Dow Gardens Canopy Walk in Midland, Michigan is the longest canopy walk in the United States. Three branching arms lead over an orchard, a pond overlook, and a glass-floor platform with a clear drop below. Autumn foliage turns the elevated vantage point into a genuine showstopper, though the walk rewards visitors in any season.

+19896312677
1809 Eastman Avenue

OPEN

Kendeda Canopy Walk

The Kendeda Canopy Walk threads serpentinely through Storza Woods, roughly 40 feet above Atlanta Botanical Garden's urban forest, with oaks, hickories and tulip poplars crowding in on either side. Completed in 2010 by Axios Architecture, the steel-and-cable structure links the garden's manicured formal sections with wilder woodland acreage. Spring and autumn offer the most rewarding conditions; the walk is open Tuesday through Sunday.

+1 404-876-5859
1345 Piedmont Avenue Northeast

OPEN

Myakka Canopy Walkway

The Myakka Canopy Walkway rises through the tree layer of Myakka River State Park on a suspended bridge and 74-foot observation tower that together deliver a genuinely rare Florida vantage point. The bridge sways, the wind finds you on the climb, and the view at the top — prairie, wetlands, and the Myakka River curving into the distance — rewards the short approach completely.

+1 (850) 245-2157
Park Drive

OPEN

Queen Sirikit Botanic Garden Canopy Walkway

Forty minutes north of Chiang Mai in Mae Rim, the Queen Sirikit Botanic Garden centres on Thailand's longest treetop trail — around 400 metres of elevated walkway threading through rainforest canopy some twenty metres up, with glass-panel sections that change the experience completely. A spiralling observation tower, twelve glasshouses and over a thousand hectares reward a full half-day visit. Arrive early for the best light and atmosphere.

50180

CLOSED

SPH Walk of Giants

Eight metres above the forest floor inside Singapore Botanic Gardens, the SPH Walk of Giants threads a 260-metre elevated boardwalk through the Learning Forest's mid-canopy. Fragrant Tembusu trees, crown-shy Kapur canopies and a cargo-net Canopy Web platform distinguish it from a conventional nature trail. Early mornings reward visitors with cooler air and quieter conditions on the walkway.

+656475 5060
1 Cluny Road

CLOSED

HSBC TreeTop Walk At MacRitchie Reservoir

A 250-metre suspension bridge hangs 25 metres above the Central Catchment Nature Reserve, strung between Bukit Peirce and Bukit Kalang in the heart of Singapore's oldest protected forest. The one-way crossing is reached via a 4.5 km trail from Lornie Road, or roughly 2.5 km from Venus Drive. Long-tailed macaques, mousedeer and pangolins share the route. Open Tuesday to Sunday; closed Mondays.

+6518004717300
Island Club Road

CLOSED

Southern Ridges Forest Walk

A 1.3-kilometre elevated steel walkway threading through the canopy between Telok Blangah Hill Park and Alexandra Arch, the Forest Walk rises to around 18 metres at its peak, placing palms at eye level and the Singapore skyline in the gaps between. Steady underfoot and open daily, it suits families, joggers and photographers equally, and connects naturally into a longer Southern Ridges loop via Henderson Waves toward Mount Faber.

+6518004717300
Forest Walk

OPEN

Inkaterra Canopy Walkway

Reached by skiff along the Madre de Dios river from Puerto Maldonado, the Inkaterra Canopy Walkway stretches more than 400 metres across eight timber platforms at heights approaching 29 metres above the forest floor. Guides interpret the canopy's ecology as squirrel monkeys, toucans and heliconias animate each crossing. The walkway connects directly to an overnight tree house sleeping platform, putting guests inside the Amazon canopy's full nocturnal rhythm.

+51 1 610 0400
Las Piedras

OPEN

Lekki Conservation Centre Treetop Walkway

At the edge of Lagos, the Lekki Conservation Centre holds Africa's longest suspended canopy walkway — 401 metres of swaying planks strung up to 22 metres above 78 hectares of mangrove and rainforest. Ground trails offer Mona monkeys, monitor lizards and patient birdwatching. November to March gives the clearest, driest conditions. The Chevron bus stop sits roughly 400 metres from the entrance.

+2349034895750
Km 19 Lekki - Epe Expy

CLOSED

Sungai Sedim Treetop Walkway

Stretching 925 metres through old-growth rainforest in Kedah, Malaysia, the Sungai Sedim Treetop Walkway is one of the country's longest canopy paths. Galvanised steel and bolted platforms make it genuinely stable and accessible to a wide range of visitors, including families. The surrounding area adds whitewater rafting and jungle trekking, making it a natural anchor for a full day outdoors.

+60 19-450 1588
09700

CLOSED

Danum Valley Canopy Walkway

The Danum Valley Canopy Walkway suspends visitors roughly 27 metres above one of Earth's oldest rainforests in Sabah, Malaysian Borneo, threading between ancient dipterocarps in a protected conservation area. Hornbills cross at eye level, flying lizards glide between trunks, and the forest floor disappears beneath mist. Borneo Rainforest Lodge provides the natural base for access, with the drier months from March to October offering the most reliable conditions.

+60 88-486 168
91100

CLOSED

Kakum Canopy Walkway

Kakum Canopy Walkway strings seven rope-and-plank bridges through the upper air of Kakum National Park in Ghana's Central Region, each span hanging more than 40 metres above the rainforest floor. A guided understory walk precedes the climb, sharpening attention before the canopy demands it. Hornbills, monkeys and layered forest sound reward those who arrive early. Cape Coast makes a natural base for a half-day visit.

+233 (0) 247597986
Central

CLOSED

Daintree Discovery Centre Aerial Walkway

The Daintree Discovery Centre Aerial Walkway threads through the world's oldest tropical rainforest at 11 metres above the forest floor, placing visitors eye-level with strangler figs, tucked orchids and the brilliant blue of Ulysses butterflies. A five-platform canopy tower climbs to 23 metres, where the Coral Sea appears through gaps in the green. Accessible, substantive and genuinely absorbing for families, solo visitors and wildlife-curious travellers alike.

+61740989171
Cape Tribulation Road

CLOSED

The Treehouses at Lanrick

Five named treehouses perch on stilts above the woodland floor beside the River Teith in Perthshire, outside Doune, created by Simon and Louisa Dickson as a genuinely private woodland retreat. Each lodge offers a super-king bed, log-burning stove, equipped kitchen and a private deck with copper bath or outdoor shower. Glasgow and Edinburgh are roughly an hour away, making the seclusion feel deliberate rather than remote.

$$$

The Treehouses at Leckie

Four individually named treehouses — Chiffchaff, Goldfinch, Wren and Siskin — occupy a private woodland estate near Stirling, set among oak and sycamore at the edge of the Gargunnock Hills. Each has a distinct character, from Chiffchaff's step-free access to Siskin's terrace wrapped around a mature oak. Outdoor copper baths, log burners and no Wi-Fi define the experience. Glasgow and Edinburgh are each under an hour by road.

4 Watson House

$$$

Baumhotel WaldEntdeckerWelt

Twenty-one timber cabins hover roughly ten metres above the pines and firs of Upper Austria at Baumhotel WaldEntdeckerWelt in Kopfing im Innkreis, connected by narrow overhead walkways. The adjacent treetop trail, a forty-metre observation tower and family adventure areas extend the forest experience beyond the cabin itself. Best suited to families and couples willing to trade polish for genuine woodland immersion.

+43776322890
Knechtelsdorf 1

WaldEntdeckerWelt

A kilometre of timber walkway threads the forest canopy at Kopfing im Innkreis, Upper Austria, hovering ten to fifteen metres above the ground. Over thirty stops, a forty-metre observation tower and a ground-level adventure playground complete the loop. Twenty-one treehouse cabins, each reached by its own bridge, let guests stay overnight when the trail closes and the forest goes quiet.

+43776322890
Knechtelsdorf 13

CLOSED

Sky Walk Monteverde

Sky Walk Monteverde strings six steel hanging bridges through Costa Rica's Monteverde Cloud Forest, carrying walkers from the fern-crowded forest floor up into the canopy at cloud height. The route takes roughly two hours, passing orchids, toucans and howler monkeys, with the option to explore solo or alongside a guide. Gates open daily at 07:00, and arriving early rewards quieter trails and better wildlife activity.

+506-4000-0895
Calle San Gerardo

OPEN

Ulu Temburong Canopy Walk

Reached only by longboat up the Temburong River, the Ulu Temburong Canopy Walk rises above one of Borneo's last intact jungle interiors inside a national park protected since 1991. Guide-only access keeps the platforms genuinely uncrowded. The climb rewards with layered treetop views, wildlife, and river-level mist at dawn. Most visitors combine it with an overnight stay at Ulu Ulu Resort.

OPEN

Tamborine Rainforest Skywalk

Tamborine Rainforest Skywalk threads 1.5 kilometres through Queensland hinterland canopy above Cedar Creek, culminating in a 40-metre steel cantilever suspended roughly 30 metres above the forest floor. The loop begins at an Eco Gallery covering local flora, fauna and Indigenous stories, then rises through elevated bridges and ancient figs before returning past rock pools and a Butterfly Lookout. An hour's drive from Brisbane.

+61755452222
333 Geissmann Street

CLOSED

Baumkronenpfad in Nationalparks Hainich

A 540-metre accessible boardwalk carries visitors through the ancient beech canopy of Hainich National Park, Thuringia, rising to eight metres above the forest floor before reaching the Baumturm tower at 44 metres. Ramped throughout and open to all abilities, the walk doubles as a live research site, with ecological monitoring equipment tracking the forest's invisible science. Plan roughly 90 minutes.

+49 03603 825843
Thiemsburg 1

CLOSED

Baumwipfelpfad Harz

Rising from the spa gardens of Bad Harzburg, Baumwipfelpfad Harz is a 1,000-metre elevated canopy trail that climbs to roughly 26 metres above the forest floor via gentle, wheelchair-accessible ramps. Around 50 interactive stations cover forest ecology, geology, and wildlife, while a glass-bottomed footbridge delivers the trail's most memorable moment. The optional BaumSchwebeBahn glider adds a different perspective on the same Harz canopy.

+49 05322 75333
Nordhäuser Straße 2d

CLOSED

Mamu Tropical Skywalk

Mamu Tropical Skywalk sits fifteen minutes from Innisfail in the Queensland Wet Tropics, threading 350 metres of elevated boardwalk through ancient mid-storey rainforest before a 40-metre cantilever floats visitors above the North Johnstone River gorge. A 37-metre spiral observation tower delivers layered ridge views. The dry season brings clear canopy visibility; monsoon months offer intense greens and rolling mist. Allow around ninety minutes.

+61 07 4064 5294
99 Palmerston Highway

CLOSED

Kew Gardens Treetop Walkway

The Treetop Walkway at Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew lifts visitors 18 metres into the canopy after a counterintuitive detour underground through the Rhizotron, where root systems and fungal networks are exposed beneath a lawn. The 200-metre elevated deck sways gently, offering long views across the arboretum toward the Temperate House and Thames. Autumn and winter visits each bring their own reward.

+44 02083325655
Pagoda Vista

CLOSED

Baumwipfelpfad Usedom

A treetop walk through beech forest above Heringsdorf on Germany's Baltic island of Usedom, rising thirty-three metres to an observation tower with views across the canopy to the sea and, on clear days, the Polish coastline. The 1,350-metre accessible path suits strollers and wheelchairs, with interactive learning stations, balance challenges, a walkable summit net, family Comic Rallye, playground, and café Futterkrippe alongside.

+49 38378 / 48 82-0
Am Bahnhof 12

CLOSED

Sentier des Cimes Laurentides

Sentier des Cimes Laurentides occupies a historic former fish farm between Mont-Blanc and Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts in the Laurentians, offering 1.35 km of elevated boardwalk rising to 18 m above the forest floor. A 40 m observation tower with a suspended mid-air net forms the centrepiece, with views stretching to Mont-Tremblant. A 60 m treetop slide, accessible design throughout, and a cafeteria in the renovated courtyard make this a full half-day destination year-round.

+1-873-229-0363
737 Rue De La Pisciculture

OPEN

Beyond the Trees Avondale

Avondale Forest Park in County Wicklow, about an hour south of Dublin, is home to Ireland's first treetop walk — a 1,440-metre fully accessible boardwalk rising through mixed woodland to a 38-metre spiral viewing tower with panoramic Wicklow Mountain views. A tunnel slide, night illumination events, and the historic Georgian Avondale House add further layers to a genuinely well-designed forest destination.

+35340446111
Avondale

CLOSED

Chemin des Cîmes Alsace

A 1,050-metre treetop walkway in the Northern Vosges, Chemin des Cîmes Alsace rises on a gentle 6% incline through spruce and oak before culminating in a 29-metre spiral timber tower with views stretching across the Rhine plain to Strasbourg Cathedral. Discovery stations, a net bridge, and a 75-metre slide make this as engaging for children as it is quietly absorbing for adults.

+33 (0)3 69 50 86 00
Route De Schoenenbourg

CLOSED

Treetop Walk Pohorje

Treetop Walk Pohorje threads a kilometre of larch boarding through the Rogla plateau forest at 1,517 metres, ranging from six to twenty metres above the ground. A spiral ramp climbs the centrepiece tower to panoramic views of the Kamnik–Savinja Alps and Triglav, with the entire route graded for wheelchairs and prams. An illuminated evening experience transforms the walk after dark.

+386 3 757 60 60
Rogla 111

CLOSED

Treetop Walk Salzkammergut

The Treetop Walk Salzkammergut threads 1.4 kilometres through spruce, fir and beech above Gmunden, Austria, with Traunsee glimmering below and Traunstein to the north. A gentle 6% gradient keeps the route accessible throughout. The 39-metre spiral tower, shaped after traditional salt barrels, offers panoramic views across the Totes Gebirge, with a 75-metre slide for the swift descent. The walk typically runs April to early November.

+43 7612 / 219 00-0
Traunstein 56a

CLOSED

Treetop Walk Bachledka

A 1,234-metre wooden walkway winds through spruce and fir forest in Slovakia's Bachledova Valley, reaching 24 metres above the forest floor before arriving at a 32-metre observation tower with views across the Belianske Tatras and Pieniny. A 67-metre dry slide returns you to earth in seconds. The trail suits families, accessible visitors and anyone wanting forest immersion with a physical edge.

+421 52 44 98 101
Malá Franková 510

CLOSED

Baumwipfelpfad Riesengebirge Krkonoše

A stepless 1.5-kilometre woodland trail winds through the spruce forests of Krkonoše National Park before arriving at a 45-metre spiral tower with panoramic views across glacier-carved valleys and mountain ridges. Adventure stations, an underground forest ecology exhibit and a children's playground add depth beyond the climb. Bus line 990 stops around 150 metres away.

+420 499 110 019
Krkonošská 350

CLOSED

Stezka korunami stromů Lipno

Stezka Korunami Stromů Lipno threads 675 metres through a mixed spruce, beech and fir forest above Lipno nad Vltavou, rising to a 40-metre spiral tower with panoramic views over Lake Lipno and the Šumava hills. Gentle gradients keep the walkway wheelchair and stroller accessible throughout. A 52-metre slide, children's adventure stations and an integrated ski and bike resort make this a compelling year-round destination for families and active day-trippers alike.

+420-601-509-116
Kramolín

CLOSED

Baumwipfelpfad im Naturerbe Zentrum Rügen

Rising 1,250 metres through ancient beech and pine on Rügen's quieter inland side, the Baumwipfelpfad at Naturerbe Zentrum Rügen lifts walkers into the canopy via a fully accessible spiral tower with views across Jasmund National Park and Prorer Wiek Bay. A barefoot sensory path, tunnel slide, wildlife interpretation panels and on-site restaurant round out a genuinely rewarding half-day for families and curious adults alike.

+49 38393 / 66 22-00
Forsthaus

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Niliaitta at Kivijärvi Resort

Pigna

Treehouse at Stone House Bali

Bide in the Trees

Baumhaushotel Otterndorf

Vertical Chalets Kitzbühel

Dawson Lake Tree Houses

Baumhäuser at Steirereck am Pogusch

Vythiri Resort Wayanad

Paws Up Montana Green O Tree Haus

Elewana Loisaba Star Beds

Ngala Treehouse

ONERA Fredericksburg

My Arbor Tree Hotel

Café Gazebo at HOSHINOYA Bali

Great Wolf Lodge

Whiting Forest of Dow Gardens Canopy Walk

Kendeda Canopy Walk

Myakka Canopy Walkway

Queen Sirikit Botanic Garden Canopy Walkway

SPH Walk of Giants

HSBC TreeTop Walk At MacRitchie Reservoir

Southern Ridges Forest Walk

Inkaterra Canopy Walkway

Lekki Conservation Centre Treetop Walkway

Sungai Sedim Treetop Walkway

Danum Valley Canopy Walkway

Kakum Canopy Walkway

Daintree Discovery Centre Aerial Walkway

The Treehouses at Lanrick

The Treehouses at Leckie

Baumhotel WaldEntdeckerWelt

WaldEntdeckerWelt

Sky Walk Monteverde

Ulu Temburong Canopy Walk

Tamborine Rainforest Skywalk

Baumkronenpfad in Nationalparks Hainich

Baumwipfelpfad Harz

Mamu Tropical Skywalk

Kew Gardens Treetop Walkway

Baumwipfelpfad Usedom

Sentier des Cimes Laurentides

Beyond the Trees Avondale

Chemin des Cîmes Alsace

Treetop Walk Pohorje

Treetop Walk Salzkammergut

Treetop Walk Bachledka

Baumwipfelpfad Riesengebirge Krkonoše

Stezka korunami stromů Lipno

Baumwipfelpfad im Naturerbe Zentrum Rügen

Baumwipfelpfad Usedom

Treetop Walk Bachledka