Redwood Creek Challenge TrailPlaygroundMinimum height to ride: 42 inches About Redwood Creek Challenge TrailThink of this as "Tom Sawyer's Island" for bigger kids. This faux campground offers zip lines, cargo nets, forts and suspension bridges. Photos from Redwood Creek Challenge TrailSafety
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This area is one of my favorites in the park. It's like a breath of fresh air, because small as it is, we can pretend we're out in the wilds in one of the California National Parks. My little one likes to check out the animal tracks, and visit the "Brother Bear" magic cave, he also loves watching the "Brother Bear Totem Ceremony" and hugging the big bears. Tip: Little toddlers love to splash in the stepping stones puddle outside the "Brother Bear" magic cave in the summer. It's a blast for them, but be sure to bring waterproof shoes, and a change of clothing. I saw a little one get totally soaked after "falling/sitting" into the puddle again and again. - Frances K With the Magic of Brother Bear, the interactive caves are a nice touch. Though its a bit af a PSA to protect the Kodiak bears, its loads of fun when you go with a friend or two. =D - Sarah E It's fun to play around on this trail when you are done with all the rides. - Erin : ) Just let the kids go crazy on the Trail. One way in one way out. - Erik Cobbs Fun for kids who are tired of waiting in lines. - Chloe ! Kids enjoyed it and it took some energy out of them....... - Christopher Dowell
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