The Treetop Walk Alsace is located in the beautiful Nature Park Northern Vosges and is a popular destination that you should not miss on your excursion or during your holidays on the French-German border! The Treetop Walk in Drachenbronn is easily accessible by bus, public transport, car or camper van from all directions.
TREETOP WALK ALSACE
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Start of the season will be announced
2 pm to 9 pm
Ticket office open/last entry 1 hour before closing time
TRAVEL TO THE TREETOP PATH BY CAR‚ BUS‚ TRAIN AND CO.
Arrival & parking
Car
Arrival by car or coach
Arrival by car or coach
Address for navigation
Route de Schoenenbourg
67160 Drachenbronn
Free parking for cars and coaches
To visit Treetop Walk Alsace, use the large car park next to the swimming centre 7 Fontaines in Drachenbronn.
The parking lot is completely free of charge and offers parking spots for cars and coaches, charging stations for EVs and bicycle parking. For safety reasons, we kindly ask you not to park along the roads. The Treetop Walk is located approximately three kilometres from the car park. You can reach it walking or by taking our free shuttle train. It is not possible to drive straight to the entrance of the Treetop Walk.
Shuttle
Using the shuttle to the Treetop Walk
Free of charge shuttle from parking to the Treetop Walk
Starting off from the car park, our free shuttle will take you to the entrance of the Treetop Walk. The stop for the shuttle is located directly at the car park. You can already begin to enjoy the impressive nature of the Northern Vosges on your journey. The shuttle runs regularly and is an add-on experience not only for our little visitors!
If you prefer to be active, you can also explore the way to the Treetop Walk as a hike. Along the trail, signs provide information about the regional flora and fauna and there are tables and benches for rest breaks. You should expect to walk for about 1 hour.
It is not possible to drive directly to the entrance of the Treetop Walk with your own car.
Public transport
Arrival by public bus
Arrival by public transport
During the summer season, from April 1st to August 27th 2023, a public bus service stops directly at the Treetop Walk Alsace.
FAQ about this trail and your journey
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS -
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Rainy
Can I also visit the Treetop Walk on a rainy day?
Can I also visit the Treetop Walk on a rainy day?
In case of rain the trail is open and in case of snowfall the trail will be cleared for visitors to walk on.
We only reserve the right to close the trail for safety reasons in the case of thunderstorms, hail, storms and ice.
If we do have to close the trail at short notice, we will announce it here on the website and on our social media channels Facebook and Instagram. We recommend to check back on the day of your visit before heading out!
Please be aware that the opening hours for the slide are different from those for the Treetop Walk.
See information about the slide
See all FAQsDisabled parking
Are there parking spots directly on the trail for people with disabilities?
Are there parking spots directly on the trail for people with disabilities?
There is parking for two cars for the disabled right at the entrance to the Treetop Walk.
Please contact us in advance at +33 3 69 50 86 00 if you need a parking space.
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Is it possible to park directly at the entrance to the Treetop Walk?
Is it possible to park directly at the entrance to the Treetop Walk?
The Treetop Walk Alsace is located in a former military area, with only a very narrow access road leading to it. Due to safety reasons, for example for the fire brigade, this road must be kept clear at all times. In addition, there are no parking areas for visitors at the entrance to the Treetop Walk. We would like to keep the few parking spaces directly at the path entrance available for people with disabilities.
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