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Redwook Creek Challenge Trail

Redwood Creek Challenge Trail is a surprisingly elaborate ropes course perfect for burning off excess energy. Though there are completely accessible areas of the trail that focus on the early history of the northern California Redwood forests and mountains, most of the action takes places on a series of suspension bridges, net ladders, and similar challenging terrain. The Magic of Brother Bear Totem Ceremony is a show that takes place at a stage within this area.

General Information - Hide Section
  • Location: If you take the Condor Flats path Redwood Creek is just before you enter the San Francisco area.
  • Date Opened: February 8, 2001
  • # of Ride Units: None, it is a walkthrough attraction.
  • Ride Capacity:
  • Restraint Method: None
  • Ticket Rating: C Ticket
  • Ride Photo: No
 
Time Commitment Information - Hide Section
  • Open/Close: Opens and closes with the park.
  • Wait Times: The whole area is self-guided and waiting to enter will never be necessary. Individual elements of the play area may have small waits form.
  • Length of Ride: Self-guided, but 20-30 minutes to experience everything.
  • FastPass: No
  • Single Rider: No
  • Queue Description: None
Access Information - Hide Section
  • Health Restriction: Should be none, though the ropes area of the attraction will require more exertion.
  • Ride Access: Much of the Redwood Creek area is wheelchair accessible, though some areas have a soft rubbery surface and others require going uphill. The ropes area is not accessible.
  • Wheelchair Transfer: Only necessary to go into the ropes area.
  • Service Animals: Yes
  • Audio: Atmospheric music only.
  • Weight and Size Issues: None
Parenting Information - Hide Section
  • Height Restriction: Some activities have a 42" (106 cm.) minimum height requirement.
  • Child Swap: No
  • Other Issues: Watch for older children pushing past younger children on some of the activities. Keep an eye on children if they split up to explore separately. There is only one exit and entrance.
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