Ścieżka w koronach drzew w Poznaniu, Wooden footbridge in Antoninek Forest District, Poznań, Poland.

The Ścieżka w koronach drzew is a straight wooden footbridge about 250 metres long, running level on horizontal brown planks with low light-wood railings. Each railing panel has a top rail and an X-shaped cross brace, with wire mesh netting filling the gaps. It reaches 13 metres above the ground at its highest point, over the Szklarka river valley in Antoninek.

The wooden walkway opened in April 2020 above the Szklarka river valley in Antoninek. It was the second structure of its kind in Poland, after the observation tower in Krynica-Zdrój. The route runs from near the entrance to the New Zoo towards Czekalskie Street.

The route starts near the entrance to the New Zoo and runs above the Szklarka river valley toward Czekalskie Street. At the Wiankowa and Krańcowa junction stands the Ścieżkowskaz, a signpost that is also an art installation by Łukasz Trusewicz, designed to shelter and host pollinating insects.

The pathway is best accessed from the New Zoo parking area or via Czekalskie Street. Benches and covered sections along the route provide rest spots and shelter from rain during your walk.

At the junction of Wiankowa and Krańcowa streets stands the Ścieżkowskaz, a signpost that doubles as an art installation by Łukasz Trusewicz. Besides pointing the way to the treetop path, it is designed to shelter pollinating insects and give them a place to breed.