PIN X Strata Treetop Walkway

Walking amoungst the birds

Enjoy doing something a bit different? Enjoy walking?

Well now you can actually really do both at Kew Gardens- which opened an elevated walkway through the trees, which is 18m high and 200m long.

Created by Mark Barfields Architects (who created the London Eye), who were inspired by nature to have its design blend in with its natural surroundings.

More about the experience

Visitors will have a birds eye view of Kew, and will have the opportunity to discover the biodiversity of the forest. The Royal Botanical garden itself is internationally respected for its outstanding collection of plants, as well as its focus on sustainable development and conservation. Therefore, being able to view such a place from a Bird's eye is truly a treat.

Triptide Thoughts

One would not expect such a place to be so close to London, it is undoubtably too much of a hidden gem. If you are feeling a little bit sick of the city life, a visit to the Royal Botanical Gardens is definitely in order, and this treetop walkway is a definite plus.

General Information

Opening Hours:
Opens at 10am everyday and the Treetop Walkway closes at 5pm.

How to get there:
It is 30 minutes from Central London.
Tube station- Kew Gardens Station
Train station- Key Bridge.
Bus routes- 65 is closest, and 391, 237, 267 stop nearby.

Ticket Prices
Adults: £15 at gate / £14 online
Friends of Kew: free
Children (4–16): £3.50 at gate / £2.50 online
Children under 4: free
Concessions (visitors with a disability, senior citizen 60+, students: £14 at gate / £13 online
Essential carers: free
Local residents discounted Tuesdays: £11 at gate / not available online

Owner

Nadia Al-Nasser

Nadia is a student in London studying international development and naturally has a real interest in the development and potential of new areas. She combines this interest with a real love for our exciting city and found TripTide to really align with...