The World's Most Amazing Tree Tunnels

Guys, I was fascinated by these amazing pics of tree tunnels. I wonder how many of you have taken a walk through any of them? Check it out.


Bamboo Path in Kyoto, Japan

Oak Alley along the Mississippi River outside New Orleans, Louisiana

Blossom Path, Location Unknown

Gyeonghwa Station in Jinhae, South Korea

Jacarandas Walk in South Africa

Laburnum Tunnel in Bodnant Gardens, UK

Location Unknown

Sakura Tunnel, Japan

The Path Up To the Halnaker Windmill in Sussex, UK

Tunnel of Love in Ukraine

Wisteria Flower Tunnel in Japan

Another view of the Wisteria Flower Tunnel in Japan

Parque Francisco Alvarado in Costa Rica



Pics courtesy: Disclose TV

Cool pics!!

a reply to: OrionHunterX

Some of those pics send shivers up my spine from how beautiful they are.

I can only imagine how delicious and sweet the aromatic fragrances of the Wisteria tunnel smell like.
Mmmmmm

a reply to: OrionHunterX

Awesome pics OHX,

The pic I'm posting is of Jacarandas in Grafton NSW Aussie. There is a festival each year celebrating Jacarandas in this local area not far from where I live.

Perhaps not techinically a tunnel but is is inspiring to drive through the streets once a year below these flowering trees.



Kind regards,

Bally

The Wisteria Flower Tunnel in Japan took my breath away. Will have to send you some of the local 'tree tunnels' from the North East of Scotland.

I'm really liking all of the photos, the tunnel of love in Ukraine is beautiful and so are the ones from Japan. Thank you for sharing, what a nice way to start the morning.

Star and flag Orionhunter. Tree tunnels have always amazed me.
Not as grand as the ones you posted but still a beautiful site.
A shot of my own.

Berry college Rome Ga

Here where I live in Aiken, SC.

South Boundary Rd.

a reply to: OrionHunterX

Now if we can just get people to stop cutting so many of them down, imagine how many more beautiful sights we would be able to enjoy.

Thanks, they are all spiritually uplifting. Coming from an old fart treehugger.

This is Wormsloe in Savannah, GA. It's the longest "tree tunnel" in the world at about 1 1/2 miles long. Just visited there about a month ago and it's amazing!

Wow! thanks for the beautiful pics... Cant wait for the Oculus Rift because i could be there now.

Magnificent photos! A breath of fresh air from all the doom and gloom. Thank you!!!!

Just wanted to add this. It's a "baby" tree tunnel on one of the Foothills Trails here in SC:

The Dark Hedges in Antrim, Northern Ireland are now relatively famous after being used as the King's Road in Game of Thrones. They have a real, medieval, fantasy feel to them

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Lovely, all of them!!

Thanks for posting them. Helps me relax.

Reading Pa had a pretty cool tree tunnel. It was past the Lindbergh Viaduct, near what they call Hessian Camp heading into the city. There are mansions there and it was just before one that was turned into an old folks home. Anyway, there were two trees that were very branch laden almost like willows but very dense and probably an exotic tree. They trimmed out a tunnel under them along the walk from the front gate to the house. It was always awesome and a little spooky given that the house looked kind of haunted. But several years ago they either cut the trees down or really trimmed them back. Stupid losers.

Amazing pictures!

Trees are one of my favorite things in this world.

The reason there are so many Japanese and Korean tree tunnels is because of Shinrin Yoku, or "Forrest bath"

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