About
The Treetop Walking Path was the first of its kind in the Baltic states. A gently rising metal walkway leads straight through the crowns of the Anykščiai pine grove and ends at a 34-metre observation tower. From the top you can see the Šventoji valley, the spires of the Anykščiai church and forests stretching to the horizon.
The path has no stairs, so it is easy to walk with a pram or for older visitors. The regional park visitor centre is right next to it, and Puntukas Boulder is a short walk away, so both are easy to combine in one trip.
Tip: The views are at their best in autumn, when the forest changes colour, and on a sunny winter day. On summer weekends, come in the morning when it is less crowded.
Getting there
It is about 5.1 km from the centre of Anykščiai as the crow flies (a little more by road). The easiest way to get here is by car or bike – the "Show on map" button gives you the exact route. Address: Dvaronys village.
Information is approximate. Before visiting, please check current opening hours, ticket prices and visiting conditions on the official source.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Treetop Walking Path cost?
The approximate price is ~€9–14. Prices may change, so check the official source before you go.
How much time should I allow?
We recommend allowing 1.5–2 hrs.
Is Treetop Walking Path suitable for children?
Yes – it suits small children and the whole family.
Where is Treetop Walking Path?
Dvaronys village. It is about 5.1 km from the centre of Anykščiai.
