Valley of the Giants Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Valley of the Giants. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• 4 Day Tour: Albany, Margaret River, Valley of the Giants TreeTop Walk from Perth

• Albany Southwest Wilderness Day Tour - Fly From Perth

Tickets to the Valley of the Giants treetop walk cost AU$21 for adults (anyone aged 16 and over), AU$15.50 for seniors, AU$10.50 for children aged 6–15, and entry is free for children aged 5 and under. Save money with a family ticket, which covers two adults and two children for AU$52.50.

Yes, the Valley of the Giants is well worth visiting when exploring Western Australia. It offers a unique opportunity to see the region’s towering tingle trees from both the forest floor and up among the canopy, and even walk through the hollows of some trees that can be up to several hundred years old.

Yes, most of the Valley of the Giants is accessible to travelers using wheelchairs and to strollers. The Tree Top Walk is fully accessible, as it features long ramps rather than stairs. One section of the Ancient Empire Walk involves a boardwalk with stairs, but the rest of this walk is accessible. Wheelchairs and strollers are available for loan.

Yes, there are rules at the Valley of the Giants that visitors should be aware of. Drones are not allowed in the Valley of the Giants area, and there are also regular state rules for the nearby Walpole-Nornalup National Park. Pets are prohibited in the area, except for trained service animals.

Visitors usually need around one hour to explore the Valley of the Giants at a comfortable pace. Within one hour, you can walk around the forest canopy with the Tree Top Walk and still have enough time to continue down on the ground to explore the Ancient Empire Walk.