Whakarewarewa Forest, or Redwoods, is located in Rotorua. It has always been a popular attraction with people visiting Rotorua and locals alike.
It is is famous for its hiking trails and is the perfect playground for mountain bikers and horse riders.
The latest addition to the 53,000ha site is The Redwoods Treewalk, a 553-metre-long walk that consists of a series of 23 suspension bridges.
The Treewalk gives visitors a bird’s-eye view of the famous forest, 12m above ground.
The walkway was the brainchild of German tourist, turned Rotorua local, Alex Schmid, who was inspired to develop an ecological treewalk after visiting in 2009.
Tickets cost $25 per adult and $15 for children under 15. Under 5s are free.
16 Responses
Wow
COOL!! I want to go to Rotorua now!!
that is so cool. i hope that i will go:)
So cool it would be awesome to walk on that! I would love to go on it and see the wonders of the forest! I love wildlife!
That is awesome
WOW LUCKY
I went there. It was amazing but a little bit scary!
That would be fun and scary
Thats Really cool but if one tree falls down doesn’t the whole thing fall down?
Wow all the birds and trees,nature sounds wonderful good
Time to walk down with family.
I’ve been there! It was a lovely place to be!
cool I want to go there. 🙂
WOW. I wonder how many mountain bikers their are in a year?
this looks so cool
This is in NZ
That is cool, I would like to go there