canopywalk
nounUK /ˈkænəpi wɔːk/
US /ˈkænəpi wɔːk/
A canopywalk is a path high up in the trees where you can walk and look around.
We walked along the canopywalk and saw birds flying below us.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A raised walkway built among the tops of trees in a forest, often for tourists or researchers.
The rainforest park opened a new canopywalk for visitors.
3. A structure of ropes, planks, or bridges connecting treetops for observation.
The canopywalk swayed gently as we crossed the rope bridge.
4. An elevated route used by scientists to study animals and plants living high in the trees.
Researchers used the canopywalk to count monkeys in the upper branches.