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The Tree Top Walk will be officially inaugurated tomorrow, 20 September, the innovative tourist attraction that will allow all visitors to admire the mountain range of the Pohorje mountains in north-eastern Slovenia.
Thursday 19 September 2019 2 minutes reading time
The new installation consists of a 522-meter-long wooden walkway positioned 20 meters high, and a subsequent section of similar length that rises up to 37 meters above the lush forests of the area.
The Tree Top Walk is located in the heart of the Pohorje mountains at the top of the Rogla mountain at an altitude of 1 517 meters. The suspended walkway will allow you to admire, with an unusual breathtaking view, the forests starting from the roots of the trees up to the most majestic peaks.
The entire walk will allow tourists to discover the Slovenian forest with a guided tour, entirely accessible to the disabled, with a series of information panels and installations that will allow you to learn interesting information about the locality and how to preserve the forest from the dangers of ''man.
The visit to The Tree Top Walk has a cost of 10 euros for adults, while there are some reductions for children and groups. Children up to 3 years have free access.
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