From Krakow: Slovakia Treetop Walk Bachledka Private Tour
Duration
1 hour(s)
Languages
English
Skip the line
Included
Direct transport with no city detours for a faster journey
Learn about rare plants and animals of the region
Climb the 32-meter tower for panoramic mountain views
Adrenaline spots and scenic viewpoints along the trail
€ 340
€ 312.80
Contact us 24x7
Adults
Children
Reserve with peace of mind —
Enjoy unlimited changes and full refund options.
Exceptional flexibility
Free cancellation and unlimited rescheduling leads to total flexibility while you plan your travels
24/7/365 Customer support - When you need us we are here
Lowest Price Guarantee — no other provider offers this tour for less
Enjoy a private full-day trip from Kraków to the stunning Bachledova Valley in Slovakia, where you’ll walk the spectacular Bachledka Treetop Trail. With private transport directly from your address in Kraków, you avoid unnecessary city pickups and enjoy a comfortable 2-hour drive (approximately 120 km) through scenic landscapes. Upon arrival at the Pieniny National Park, you’ll embark on a peaceful and awe-inspiring 1.5 km hike, including the 1,234-meter-long wooden trail, rising up to 24 meters above the forest floor. Along the way, discover the unique flora and fauna of the Belianske Tatras, found in only a few places worldwide. The highlight of your journey is the 32-meter-high observation tower, offering panoramic views of the Tatra peaks, the Pieniny Mountains, and the Zamagurie region.
For those seeking extra excitement, optional attractions at the top include an 88 m² net where you can stand high above the forest floor, as well as a 67-meter slide for visitors over 120 cm tall, adding a dose of adrenaline to your adventure. The trail features varied surfaces and gentle inclines, making it accessible to most visitors while still offering a thrilling experience. After completing the treetop walk, you'll stop at a local restaurant on the way back, where you can enjoy lunch at your own pace. The total duration of the tour is approximately 7 hours, making it a perfect escape into nature with breathtaking views and unique attractions just across the border.
Private transport from Kraków
Explore flora and fauna
Lunch stop at a local restaurant
Gratuities
Comfortable walking Shoes
Weather appropriate clothing
Camera
Bring a jacket, mountain weather can change quickly
Don't forget your camera for breathtaking mountain views
Wear comfortable walking shoes
Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Type in your hotel/accommodation to see how far the attraction or departure point is.
Loading pick up points...
Loading pick up points...
Activity Provider: ComFort Tours Cracow
Customer Reviews
Papp
Amazing view, beautiful environment. You arrive to the parking zones which is well organised. You can choose to take the cable car uptop to the treewalk or choose 2 routes on the mountain side. One is a gravel road (this one is not so steep but a bit longer) the other is a mountain path in the woods following the cable car lines. Either way, 2km and 300m elevation. You can rest on the way up at some log benches. The path has enough direction signs, you won't get lost. Arriving to the treetop walk you can take a breath at the park which has an astonishing view for the Tatras or have some fun at the playgrounds. Also there is a souvenir shop, caffe and restaurant. All have great selection and fair prices. After purchasing the entry fee you may enjoy the view, the air and the feeling of the place not to mention the cool wooden structures and the 360 view uptop. There is a huge metal pipe slide from the upper floor, so if you want to have a quicker way down, you may purchase a ticket for that (ask if it is operational!) Be aware! No toilet on the walk only after the exit. We took the cable car back to the parking, you can buy a ticket in the souvenir shop (if you didn't buy a return ticket of corse, if you arrive up, with the cable car.) Great experience! I recommend!
Cyntia
This treetop walk is really unique and beautiful. The walk is quite short but nice and the views during the walk and also from the top od the walk are spectaculous! The views are really what you are looking for here ⛰ there is also an option to slide down from the top of the walk (for additional price) if you don't want to walk all the way down. Try to come during the week days since on weekend it's quite crowded here. I recommend buying tickets online since they are cheaper that way and also you will skip the long line waiting to buy their tickets at desk. Overall I recommend visiting this place very much!
Илона
Highly recommended! Buy tickets to the top+forest(child's climbing). From the top, you can go down the slide for an extra €3 – a great attraction. After the ride, treat yourself to a hot tea with lemon or stop by the local restaurant with a wide variety of food at affordable prices. By the way, the restaurant has a kids’ corner, so you’ll be able to enjoy your meal in peace. Parking can be paid both by card and in cash. It is located right next to the lift.
Eddy
A very special experience for the whole family. A ride with the cable car, a walk among the treetops and an observation tower afterwards. A very expensive attraction and it is recommended to buy a combined family ticket. In autumn and winter it is recommended to dress warmly because it is very cold up there.
Court
Treetop Walk Bachledka – A Beautiful Detour We were staying in Zakopane and originally meant to visit the Sky Walk in Poronin, Poland, which would’ve been closer. But after accidentally driving nearly an hour to Bachledka instead, I can honestly say… what a lucky mistake! We opted for the Cable Car + Treetop Walk + Playground package for three adults and two young kids (under 4), which came to around €106. Not the cheapest outing, but well worth it. On site Parking was €5. The cable car ride is short but scenic, and the treetop path is beautifully designed and fully accessible — even with a stroller. The highlight is the spiral tower at the end, offering stunning panoramic views. If you’re brave enough, you can also try the net walk at the top (not for the faint-hearted!) or take the toboggan slide down for €3 — it looked like a lot of fun. The playground was a real win for our toddler — he could’ve stayed there for hours. We also had lunch at the on-site restaurant, and it was great: lots of options, tasty food, and reasonable prices. This turned out to be one of the best half-day trips of our stay. Highly recommend it — even if you get the directions wrong like I did!