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Walk the Amazon Canopy

Cross one of the longest canopy walkways in the Amazon: 940 feet (275 meters) suspended between towers that are 94 feet (36 meters) high

The Canopy Walk stretches nearly the length of three football fields and rises 94 feet (36 meters) above the ground, supported by three steel towers. Stable and safe, yet thrilling, it offers an unmatched view across the rainforest canopy.

Here, every step reveals a new perspective—a red macaw soaring overhead, a many-banded aracari chattering on a branch, or the deep call of howler monkeys echoing from below. For birders and photographers, it’s a sanctuary in the sky, one where toucans, jacamars, and parrots often appear at eye level.

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Experience Overview

FeatureCanopy Walk
LocationDeep inside the reserve, reached by trail and stairs leading to the first of three towers
Height118 feet (36 meters)
StructureThree observation towers connected by suspension bridges
PerspectiveSee the forest stretching endlessly on both sides
AtmosphereElevated yet connected—open horizons
WildlifeMany-banded aracaris, tanagers, parrots, sloths, howler monkeys
Best ForNature lovers, photographers, and families—and perfect for sunrise or sunset walks
FeelingWalking between earth and sky
Firsthand Impressions

Guest Reviews

“A Completely Magical Experience … The observation tower and canopy walkway are particularly spectacular and provide a good vantage point for spotting birds, monkeys and sloths”

Colin F

“Enjoyed climbing up the steel towers to look down on the birds and monkeys. Wished we could have stayed longer.”

Jeff-ABIRDER

“A true highlight was the canopy walk in A series of three 130 foot high towers, spaced about 100 yards apart, connected by two (very safe) metal suspension bridges... we had a beautiful view of the forest.”

Paul M

“From the walkway, we could see for miles over the thick green canopy. We spotted red macaws soaring overhead, many-banded aracaris chattering on a branch and a white-faced toucan feeding on palm nuts.”

Milly Gill, Travel Nation

“What sold me on Sacha was the canopy walkway, and it was also great. Over 200 meters long, very cool to see sunrise and sunset from it.”

Mark N

Press

“Cross a raised walkway ... There are observation towers and canopy walkways; on a sunset stroll, look out for toucans, macaws and squirrel and howler monkeys...”

Chris Moss - The Telegraph
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“During a sunset hike along the lodge's treetop Canopy Walk - a 36-metre-high, 275-metre-long suspension walkway - they (the guides) point out three crested owls...”

Julie Miller - MiNFOOD
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“During the day, snag a bird’s eye view via Sacha’s 940-foot-long Canopy Walk bridge, then admire the world’s largest rainforest by night with an after-dark jungle hike.”

Conde Nast Traveler
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The Canopy Walk isn’t just a way to see the forest—it’s a way to become part of it, suspended between earth and sky.

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