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Valley of The Giants Tree Top Walk    

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Explore Western Australia’s world famous forest of gigantic tingle trees & take a bird’s eye view of the towering forest from the Tree Top Walk.

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Mar 24, 2025
the walk through the giant trees was amazing. The structure is very sound and well maintained and walking above the smaller trees gave a better understanding of how big these trees areFull review by Roger W
Feb 7, 2025
Spent the first hour on a free tour explaining all about the trees some of which have been there for 500!years. Then went up the treetop walkway which is quite a feat of engineering. Not for those …Full review by 48PaulK48
Jan 24, 2025
Loved this walk! Two loops to do, one ground level and one tree top height, little information centre that was interesting, we were also luckily enough to see two Quokkas which we loved! The gift s…Full review by maisie-poppins
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Are dogs on leads allowed
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I’m not sure. I don’t recall seeing dogs. Perhaps you could contact them to find out.
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How long usually needed to complete the tour?
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About 15 to 20 minutes stroll across the treetop walk. Time enough to look at trees etc. there is another walk along the ground. Also interesting.
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Any entrance fees needed for the canopy walk? Thanks
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It’s about $20 for adults and $10 children. This gives you entrance to the treetop walk and the ground walk through the giant karri trees following a path which has points of …
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It’s about $20 for adults and $10 children. This gives you entrance to the treetop walk and the ground walk through the giant karri trees following a path which has points of interest and information points. If there is severe weather ( high winds) then it may be closed
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How do you get up there? Is it up the scary ladder/steps or is there a slightly less scarey access up???
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Hello it is inclined metal platform with side rails made out of industrial grade steel, not a chance of falling off. beautiful walk. No steps just the ramp incline all the way and the metal …
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Hello it is inclined metal platform with side rails made out of industrial grade steel, not a chance of falling off. beautiful walk. No steps just the ramp incline all the way and the metal walking platform suspension bridges between the hugh poles. enjoy
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Hi, I guess this is an awesome place to visit. But this time my grandparents will go with us. Is this place suitable for …
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Hi, I guess this is an awesome place to visit. But this time my grandparents will go with us. Is this place suitable for people around 80 year's old? My grandpa 84 years old and grandma 79. I'm not too sure this place have plenty of ladders need to climb or like stairs? Or is there any pathway near ground? Thanks guys
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From memory, it is all ramps or boardwalk so it suitable for wheelchair access and should be fine for your grandparents.
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Can I use my National Park Pass for entry onto the Tree Top Walk?
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No, entry into the park is free... however, an entry fee does apply for the Tree Top Walk.
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