Discover Timber Trail
Our tips:
- Choose your route
- Sturdy shoes
- Watch out for wet planks
Timber Trail
Timber Trail is new in Bellewaerde's Canada zone, since 2026. It's a wooden adventure course above the water. Little ones explore the easy path, while daredevils take on the challenging route.
The concept
Timber Trail fits the Canada theme: forests, lakes and wooden structures. The course is 400 metres long in total and has two routes, Kinderland and Adventure Trail. The park invested 3.5 million euros in the attraction.
The Experience
You climb and scramble over wooden bridges, beams and walkways, with the water beneath you. On the challenging route you really need to keep your balance. You go at your own pace. According to the park, 1,500 people an hour can get through.
Discover Timber Trail
Choose your route
There are two routes: the easy Kinderland path for little ones and the Adventure Trail for daredevils.
Sturdy shoes
You walk and scramble over wooden bridges and beams above the water. Wear shoes that fit securely.
Watch out for wet planks
The park warns that it can be slippery. Take your time.
Visitor information
From 1.00 metre you can join in accompanied by an adult. From 1.40 metres you can go on your own. You must be able to move independently on the course. Children are measured with their shoes on. The Bellewaerde app shows you in advance who can ride which attraction.
Canada at its best
After Timber Trail you can hop straight onto the Seesaw Swing or the Piratenboot. Fancy a break? At the Canadian Tea-Room the youngest can play in the indoor playground with a ball pit.
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