The Treetop Walk Black Forest -
Experience the Black Forest at eye level!
The Treetop Walk on the Sommerberg in Bad Wildbad offers unique views
and experiences. Experience the unique forest landscape and its life forms from
a completely new perspective.
Find out more for a unique visit to the Treetop Walk Black Forest
With an overall length of 1,250 metres and a height of up to 20 metres, the Treetop Walk meanders through the beech trees, firs and spruces of the impressive mixed mountain forest, past numerous learning and activity stations.
Its highlight is the 40-metre-high, architecturally unique observation tower.
The walk and observation tower are designed to be accessible and family-friendly.
A maximum gradient of 6% allows easy access with a wheelchair or pushchair.
Visitor information
Plan your trip to the Treetop Walk Bavarian Forest - with the most important information for our visitors, no questions are left unanswered.
Opening Hours
January to March
09:30 am - 04:00 pm
daily*
last entry: 03:00 pm
April
09:30 am - 06:00 pm
daily
last entry: 05:00 pm
May to September
09:30 am - 07:00 pm
daily
last entry: 06:00 pm
October
09:30 am - 06:00 pm
daily
last entry: 05:00 pm
November to December
09:30 am - 04:00 pm
daily*
last entry: 03:00 pm
*07.01. - 17.01.2020, 07.12. - 18.12.2020 and 24.12.2020: The Treetop Walk is closed.
The ticket office closes/Last admission 1 hour before closing time every day.
Group tours
Good reasons for a group trip to the Treetop Walk Black Forest:
• an unforgettable nature experience for everyone
• reduced price for groups
• group tours on request
• cafés and restaurants nearby
• accessible
• parking for buses
The Black Forest holiday region
The Black Forest promises a unique nature experience, and stands out for its authenticity, its exciting leisure activities and much more.
Getting there
The Treetop Walk on the Sommerberg in Bad Wildbad in the northern Black Forest is easy to reach and only about 25 km south of Pforzheim.
Here, you can
find detailed information about how to get there by car, coach or public
transport.
Frequently asked questions
• Can I take my dog?
• Is the walk wheelchair-accessible?
• Is the walk open in bad weather?