WaldWipfelWeg
The WaldWipfelWeg is a 370-metre treetop walk in Sankt Englmar, within the Bavarian Forest. The walkway rises above native Bavarian Forest trees.
Thirty-six masts support the route, which reaches thirty metres above the ground while keeping elevation changes minimal. Wheelchairs and strollers can use the accessible path.
A 25-metre-high suspension bridge offers an optional detour, while a central observation deck leads towards the 52-metre forest tower. That tower includes two slides for added movement.
Alongside the treetop route, the site presents a Path of Optical Phenomena and a Cave of Illusions. The House on the Head reverses its building and interior.
A nature experience trail uses hands-on stations to explore the forest ecosystem, while enclosures contain alpacas, kangaroos and lamas. Views extend across the Bavarian Forest, the Danube Valley and the Gäuboden plains.
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