Skolnity Treetop Walk — A Different Perspective on Wisła
A wooden walkway, nearby treetops and a panorama above Wisła. Discover Skolnity’s treetop walk and lookout tower for a different view of the Beskids.
Between the trees and the panorama
A change of perspective can transform an ordinary walk. At Skolnity, a raised wooden walkway lets you see the forest from above ground before continuing up a lookout tower. It combines scenery with the experience of moving through elevated space.
The tower is approximately 38 metres tall. Its timber structure references regional architecture, and the walk leads from the surrounding trees towards wider views of Wisła and the Silesian Beskids.
Enjoying the way up
Treat the route as more than an approach to the top. Notice the structure, the branches and the changing distance from the ground. Pause to find your own pace and discover details easily missed when walking quickly.
The tower is beside Skolnity’s upper station. A chairlift ride can form part of the outing, but check operating conditions and ticket inclusions before arriving.
An outing above the town
Here, the walk itself is as much an attraction as the panorama. Some visitors will enjoy the distant views most; others the chance to observe woodland from an unusual level.
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