The walkway includes 18 specialized adventure stations, such as a balancing beam 20 meters above the ground.
The structure is built to protect the forest floor by keeping human traffic above the sensitive ecosystem.
The route features a glass-floored viewing section for a direct look at the forest floor.
The walkway is part of a larger outdoor recreation area that connects to the nearby Bad Harzburg cable car.
The Baumwipfelpfad Harz is a 1,000-meter-long treetop walkway located in the Harz National Park, offering an elevated perspective of the surrounding forest canopy. The structure rises to a height of 20 meters at its highest point, utilizing a spiral ramp design that is accessible for wheelchairs and strollers. Interactive learning stations are positioned along the route, providing information on the local flora, fauna, and the historical use of the forest. The trail terminates near the BurgBergCenter in Bad Harzburg. The construction primarily utilizes domestic timber, integrating the platform into the existing woodland environment. It provides a unique vantage point for observing the geological features of the Harz mountain range.
The highest platform level at the end of the boardwalk, looking out toward the Harz peaks.
Wear sturdy walking shoes, as the path involves a gradual but consistent incline.
Combine your visit with the Burgberg cable car located nearby for a full forest exploration experience.
Bring binoculars, as the elevated position offers excellent opportunities for bird watching.
Do not attempt to walk off-path into the forested slopes, as the terrain is steep and protected.
Open daily year-round, though closures may occur during extreme weather events like high winds.
No bicycles, rollerblades, or drones allowed; stay on the marked path to protect the ecosystem.
