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Bachledka Treetop Walk

A raised walkway through the forest canopy near Ždiar, ending in a spiral tower with a Belianske Tatras panorama.

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Typetreetop walk
WherePresov
Nearest cityPoprad
Best seasonJune to September and December to March
Time to allowHalf a day
Getting thereAt Bachledova dolina near Zdiar, about 30 km north of Poprad; chairlift from the valley
EntryCharged; chairlift separate

The Bachledka treetop walk is a raised timber walkway of around six hundred metres running through the spruce canopy on the slope above Ždiar, built in 2017, with interactive stops along it and, at the end, a spiral tower thirty-two metres high that is climbed on a ramp and has a slide down the middle. From the top the Belianske Tatras fill the view. A chairlift runs up from the valley.

What you actually see

  • The canopy walkway - around six hundred metres of raised timber path through spruce.
  • The spiral tower - a thirty-two-metre structure climbed on a ramp.
  • The slide - a tube slide down the inside of the tower.
  • The Belianske Tatras - the limestone range filling the view from the top.

When to go

June to September and December to March are the main seasons; the site runs year round with the chairlift. Weekends and holidays are extremely busy. Cloud hides the Tatra view often.

Honest expectations

It is a commercial attraction with entry and chairlift charged separately and prices that add up. Weekend queues for the lift and the tower are long. Cloud frequently removes the whole point of the view.

Nearby

Zdiar is below, and the Belianska cave is west.

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Opening times, ticket prices and seasonal closures change - check the official source before you go: official site.

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