Sky Top Photo Album

You may not be able to get a shot like this one but it will certainly make you appreciate how we got the name Sky Top!

Long Range Views - As fall progresses, so does the color change. If you visit early in the season, be sure to come back closer to peak and witness the dramatic change in our surroundings.

Bamboo Forest - Hike through our our bamboo forest to get to the animal park.

Top Places to Take a Photo

"How Tall This Fall?" Cut-out

Pumpkin Patch at Entrance

Add Your Own Photos

If you take a great photo or video while visiting, be sure to upload it to the Sky Top Facebook fan page!

Photo Tips

• Don't shoot into the sun or you'll get silhouettes and shadows instead of clarity and faces. Position yourself with the sun behind you when possible.

• Watch for shadows. If you aren't close to your subject, remember that your flash won't get rid of the shadows you see. Stand closer or recompose your photo for a better end result.

• If you are shooting children, squat down to their level so and shoot them head-on. You'll get more eye-popping background and less top of the head ground and shoe shots.

• Ask someone to take your photo rather than trying to do it yourself. You'll get a better quality, more meaningful photo.

• Watch your step! It's easy to only look through the view finder and forget the world around you. Watch for uneven paths, moving objects and other people.

• Don't forget to have someone take your photo so when you look back at your pictures, no one will wonder whether you were there or not.

• Smile! You'll have a great time at Sky Top. Make sure it shows!