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Baumzipfelweg and Golden Gate Bridge der Alpen

The Baumzipfelweg and Golden Gate Bridge der Alpen is an elevated treetop walkway at the head of the Glemmtal that carries visitors over the forest on bridges and towers.

Baumzipfelweg and Golden Gate Bridge der Alpen operates in the Winter non-ski activity segment.

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Baumzipfelweg and Golden Gate Bridge der Alpen: Disambiguation

Baumzipfelweg and Golden Gate Bridge der Alpen is not the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. Baumzipfelweg and Golden Gate Bridge der Alpen is not a ski lift. Baumzipfelweg and Golden Gate Bridge der Alpen is not a free public footpath.

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Baumzipfelweg and Golden Gate Bridge der Alpen: Core Facts

Attraction type
Treetop walkway with suspension bridge (source, )
Location
Talschluss, Hinterglemm, Salzburg (source, )
Suspension bridge length
200 m (source, )
Bridge name
Golden Gate Bridge der Alpen (source, )
Start of elevated section
Lindlingalm (source, )
Approach
Footpath from the valley-end car park (source, )
Access
Paid entry (source, )
Loop distance from Hinterglemm side
About 5.4 km (source, )
Setting
Source area of the Saalach river (source, )
Listed in regional guide as
Treetop walkway at the valley head (source, )
Verified
2026-09-15

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Baumzipfelweg and Golden Gate Bridge der Alpen: Frequently Asked Questions

Is it open in winter?

The Baumzipfelweg and Golden Gate Bridge der Alpen is promoted as a winter excursion at the valley head, but opening depends on snow clearing, so check the day's status before driving to the Talschluss car park.

How long does the visit take?

Allow half a day. The loop from the Hinterglemm side to the Baumzipfelweg and Golden Gate Bridge der Alpen and back measures roughly 5.4 km on foot.

Is there an entry fee?

Yes, the elevated section including the Baumzipfelweg and Golden Gate Bridge der Alpen is a paid attraction rather than an open public path.

Who is it best for?

Families and walkers with a head for heights get the most from the Baumzipfelweg and Golden Gate Bridge der Alpen, since the route crosses a 200 m suspension bridge high above the forest floor.

How do I get there without a car?

Valley buses serve the Talschluss end of Hinterglemm, from where a signed path leads to the Lindlingalm and the Baumzipfelweg and Golden Gate Bridge der Alpen.

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