Treetop Walk Krkonoše, Observation tower in Janské Lázně, Czech Republic.

The Treetop Walk Krkonoše is a wooden walkway with an observation platform that winds through mountain forests and reaches heights of up to 45 meters above the ground. The route offers constant views into the tree canopy and guides visitors through a world between the branches and sky.

The Treetop Walk Krkonoše opened on 2 July 2017 at the southern edge of Janské Lázně, 100 m from the Krkonoše National Park boundary. It was built by the company Zážitková Akademie, which also runs the treetop walk at Lipno nad Vltavou in South Bohemia. The construction cost 180 million CZK, financed by private investors.

The underground cave, covering 400 m², holds an exhibition on tree roots and the microscopic life of the soil. The 80-metre slide runs down through the inside of the 45-metre viewing tower. The site lies 100 m from the boundary of Krkonoše National Park, on the southern edge of Janské Lázně.

The 1,511 m route is fully barrier-free, so wheelchairs and strollers can complete it. An 80 m slide runs down inside the 45 m tower for those who want it. The site lies on the southern edge of Janské Lázně, 100 m from the Krkonoše National Park boundary.

The underground cave covers 400 m² and holds an exhibition on tree roots and the microscopic life of the soil. The 80-metre slide runs down through the inside of the 45-metre viewing tower, so the descent is part of the structure itself.