Tree Top Walk

Tree Top Walk is an elevated boardwalk through rainforest that connects multiple bridges to lift visitors up into the canopy layer. The structure brings people close to the trees and plants high overhead, offering a perspective usually only available from far below.

This walkway broke new ground as Australia's first canopy bridge system and changed how people could explore rainforests. Its popularity led to similar projects appearing at other locations around the world.

The walkway lets visitors experience how the forest canopy functions as its own world with distinct plants and animals rarely seen from below. Locals and travelers alike use it as a place to learn about the hidden layers of rainforest life.

The walkway is straightforward to navigate and visitors can move through it at their own pace without any strenuous climbing required. Wearing comfortable footwear and allowing time for stops to observe and take photos makes the visit more enjoyable.

The walkway passes through a large fig tree that brings visitors into close contact with rare orchids and plants that grow high in the canopy. This direct encounter with epiphytes reveals how intricate and layered the ecosystem of the treetops really is.