The Valley of the Giants is a popular tourist destination in Western Australia, known for its towering trees and unique treetop walk. The region is named after the towering karri trees (Eucalyptus diversicolor) which can grow up to 90 meters tall, making them one of the tallest tree species in the world.
What makes the Valley of the Giants particularly interesting is that some of the karri trees are over 400 years old and have survived multiple bushfires, storms, and other natural disasters. Despite their height and age, these trees have also managed to adapt to the harsh conditions of the region, including strong winds and nutrient-poor soils.
We have 2 versions of this design available, the original and the "Founders Edition"
