Tucked in the heart of the Walpole-Nornalup National Park in Western Australia, the Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk celebrates the ancient tingle forests. This award-winning attraction features a gentle 600-meter loop that rises up to 40 meters above the ground. Steel boardwalks weave through the canopy of 400-year-old red tingle giants.
The walkway's modern design, featuring six interconnected steel trusses supported by pylons, blends seamlessly with nature and sways gently with each breeze. Thanks to nearly seamless ramp access, the walkway is wheelchair and stroller accessible, making it truly inclusive. Along the path, interpretive signs introduce the ecology of these Gondwanan relics, and scenic resting platforms encourage you to linger.
After descending, explore the 455-meter Ancient Empire ground-level walk, a wooden trail looping through the hollowed trunks of colossal living tingle trees—a photographer's dream and a nature lover's sanctuary.
Though the structure may sway slightly, this only enhances the sensation of being alive in the canopy without ever compromising safety. Visitors often recommend doing the Tree Top Walk twice: first to settle their nerves and then to fully appreciate the forest's majesty. The site also hosts nighttime openings, offering a hauntingly beautiful experience under the stars.
Facilities include ample parking, accessible restrooms, a visitor center, and a gift shop filled with local crafts. Daily guided walks enhance the experience, especially during school holidays when family-friendly activities are available.
There are plenty of inviting places to stay near the Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk, particularly in the nearby towns of Walpole and Denmark. You’ll find a mix of cozy forest cottages, boutique lodges, and family-friendly motels available on Booking.com. For an elevated stay, check out the charming Treehouse in Denmark. These accommodations offer a comfortable base with easy access to the walk and the surrounding national park.
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