Experience the natural world from a whole new perspective at the Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk in Walpole-Nornalup National Park. Enjoy the peaceful surroundings as you wander the elevated walkways and take in views of Western Australia's mighty tingle trees, which can live for more than 400 years and are found nowhere else on Earth.
The walk is located 15 minutes from the charming country town of Walpole.
The first trail of its kind, the Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk has been designed to maximise views of the area's tall trees and densely forested hills while causing minimal impact to the surrounding environment.
Spot native birds twittering in the foliage as you explore the 600-metre-long Tree Top Walk, located 40 metres above ground. The Tree Top Walk is suitable for all abilities and is wheelchair accessible as well as stroller-friendly.
Now it's time to descend to the Ancient Empire Walk Trail. This accessible walk trail is suitable for wheelchairs and prams, links the Tree Top Walk to the Ancient Empire, where a 550-metre loop trail meanders across the forest floor between and through 400-year-old red tingle trees. About 150 metres of this trail has steps.
Know before you go and check for alerts, emergency incidents and road/park closures in parks by visiting the WA Emergency and WA Parks Alert websites.
The walk is located 15 minutes from the charming country town of Walpole.
The first trail of its kind, the Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk has been designed to maximise views of the area's tall trees and densely forested hills while causing minimal impact to the surrounding environment.
Spot native birds twittering in the foliage as you explore the 600-metre-long Tree Top Walk, located 40 metres above ground. The Tree Top Walk is suitable for all abilities and is wheelchair accessible as well as stroller-friendly.
Now it's time to descend to the Ancient Empire Walk Trail. This accessible walk trail is suitable for wheelchairs and prams, links the Tree Top Walk to the Ancient Empire, where a 550-metre loop trail meanders across the forest floor between and through 400-year-old red tingle trees. About 150 metres of this trail has steps.
Know before you go and check for alerts, emergency incidents and road/park closures in parks by visiting the WA Emergency and WA Parks Alert websites.