Switzerland is now home to the world’s longest treetop walkway.
Senda dil Dragun, located in the small town of Laax in Switzerland, opened on July 11, 2021, and it is the longest treetop walkway in the world. It stretches for nearly one mile through the forest and connects two Swiss villages: Laax Murschetg and Laax Dorf.
Photo: Philipp Ruggli/ Flims Laax
Visitors can enter the walkway from one of the two access towers and take a walk above the forest floor, at eye level with the tree canopy.
Photo: Philipp Ruggli/ Flims Laax
Tower Murschetg, one of the two entry towers, is 240-foot tall and features a spiral slide for kids to enjoy.
Photo: Philipp Ruggli/ Flims Laax
There are four platforms along the the world’s longest treetop walkway where you can stop and learn more about the Laax forest:
The walkway is open all year long, and the website promises that it will be a “winter wonderful” during the festive season.
Photo: Philipp Ruggli/ Flims Laax
A one-way ticket for an adult to visit the world’s longest walkaway costs around $18 while a day pass will set you back around $24. For more information on Senda Dil Dragun, visit their website. 