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Tree Top Trails

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About Tree Top Trails

Treetop Trails is a new 3 story play area with bridges, climbing nets, crawl tubes and a maze. The bridges provide nice views of the different animals in Jungala as well as a great view of Wild Surge(another attraction in Jungala). -- Last edited by Justin Kermgard

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Tree Top Trails is Jungala god! It is sooo much fun! You can get lost just taking a few steps inside. It is great! - Katie G-Desjardins

Note that adults can (and should) use the stairs to get up to the middle level, but will be restricted from entering most of the netted play areas unless they are accompanied by their kids. - Larry Zimmerman

Typical theme park kiddie area playground. This is similar to the Land of the Dragons area of the park. The nice difference about this play area are the animals you'll notice as you're climbing or walking around. Plus you get a nice view of the riders faces as they're screaming from the drops of the Wild Surge attraction also found in the Jungala area. - Justin Kermgard


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