Poring canopy walk

Canopy walk Ranau, Sabah, Malaysia

What to expect

Poring canopy walk is a series of connected walkways high in the tree tops, offering a unique perspective on the rainforest. The walkway is 43 meters tall and consists of rope and steel cable suspension bridges that zig-zag through the crowns of the tallest trees. The walkway is open to the public and is a great way to observe animals that spend most of their time in the forest canopy. The area also features hot sulphur spring baths, a butterfly park, and opportunities to see the Rafflesia, the largest flower in the world. Visitors can also explore the surrounding lowland forest, which is dominated by huge dipterocarp trees, and visit nearby waterfalls, such as Kipungit Waterfall and Langanan Waterfall

Plan your family visit to the Poring canopy walk with these blog insights 👇

Poring Hot Springs, Borneo (2024 guide)

This family's experience:

Activities: We walked along the canopy walkway, which is one of the highlights of our time in Borneo. We felt like we were walking amongst the trees!

Highlights: We had so much fun walking along the canopy walkway. It was definitely an experience we won’t forget! ✨

Poring canopy walk (2024 guide)

This family's experience:

Activities: We walked along the canopy walk and took in the stunning views of the rainforest

Highlights: The kids loved the thrill of walking high above the ground and the parents enjoyed the sense of adventure and the views ✨