Treetop Walk Usedom

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Spanning approximately 1,350 meters, this accessible boardwalk features numerous educational stations that provide interesting facts on environmental education, the Usedom Nature Park, and the flora and fauna found there.

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Adventures at High Altitudes

The trail winds through the various levels of the forest at heights of up to 23 meters. It is made primarily of wood, and care was taken during construction to preserve the natural environment as much as possible. Interactive stations with balancing elements invite visitors to participate. Walking at treetop level offers unique perspectives that give a preview of the view from the 33-meter-high, square observation tower, which was modeled after the “old Bismarck tower.”

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From here, 75 meters above sea level, you can enjoy a unique view of the three imperial spas - Bansin, Heringsdorf, and Ahlbeck. Another highlight is a 50-square-meter walk-on net located on the tower’s top platform, which adds an extra thrill to the experience.

Accessible Trail & Other Activities

The trail is accessible to wheelchair users and visitors with strollers via an elevator in the ascent tower at the entrance, and its gentle slope (max. 6%) makes it easy to explore. An entrance hall featuring a shop, dining options, and a beer garden rounds out the Treetop Walk experience.

Aerial view of the treetop walk in the lush coastal forest — Treetop Walk Usedom ©

Three people on the observation tower are looking out at the Baltic Sea.

Aerial view of the treetop trail - a wooden path nestled in a green coastal forest

A family at a learning station on the treetop walk

Ideas for Treating Nature with Care

Even during the planning and construction of the treetop walk, great importance was placed on preserving nature as much as possible. In addition, primarily natural building materials were used. This approach is reflected along the trail. Through educational stations, visitors are introduced in an entertaining way to the area’s unique natural environment, environmental education, and aspects of Usedom’s history.

Exciting Guided Tours on Environmental Education

In addition, guided tours focused on environmental education are offered, which were developed by the nonprofit organization DoNature gGmbH . The organization combines education with hands-on experiences in nature.