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Redwood Creek Challenge Trail

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Don't be bugged if you get a little wet in this watery play area that features more than one way to cool off. Play under the spray as an oversized hose nozzle and giant spigot spurt water. Everyone from the smallest larva to the biggest bug will think these jumbo garden gadgets are cool!

Goofy's Playhouse

Check out the goofy goings-on at this most unusual house! See what's growing in Goofy's garden, take a peek at his pumpkin patch, slide and climb all around the yard. Then walk through Goofy's house to check out the unusual decorations, fun furniture and family photos.

Tarzan's Treehouse

Climb to towering heights above Adventureland and learn the tale of how Tarzan was rescued as a baby, raised by a kindly gorilla and fell in love with Jane. Colorful vignettes inside the massive tree house show how Tarzan and Jane live in harmony with nature.

Pirate's Lair on Tom Sawyer Island

Pirate recruits are invited to sail on a raft across the Rivers of America for jolly adventures on an island filled with twisting wilderness paths, tree house lookouts and dark caverns filled with cursed treasure.

Redwood Creek Challenge Trail

Wilderness Explorer Russell and Dug, the friendly dog from Disney·Pixar's Up, want to help you earn Wilderness Explorer badges while navigating forested paths, rock climbing, swinging on rope bridges and zipping down suspended slides.

Junior Wilderness Explorers: Earn Your Wilderness Explorer Badge!

Russell has left hints throughout the Redwood Creek Challenge Trail to help you receive your Wilderness Explorer badge. Collect the clues to get invited to the Senior Wilderness Explorer Ceremony.

Don't Forget Your Map

Even the most intrepid explorer occasionally needs directions. Not to worry! The friendly park rangers will pass out a map of the entire Redwood Creek Challenge Trail near the entrance. Be sure to consult the detailed map — then head off into the wilds to complete your quest for badges in:

Tracking
Bravery
Rock Climbing
Wolf Howl
Animal Spirit
Puzzle Solving

You're completely free to explore the area in any order you wish.

Senior Wilderness Explorer Ceremony

Collect your badges and proceed to Ahwahnee Camp Circle for a special ceremony with Russell. Wilderness Explorer Ceremonies take place several times throughout the day. For show times, please check the Entertainment Schedule or the Entertainment Times Guide when you arrive at the park.

Need a Hand?

If you do need some help, just ask a ranger, who will always be happy to point you in the right direction.

Guest Policies

Supervise children at all times. Children under age 7 years must be accompanied by a person age 14 years or older.
Wheelchair Access: Enter through the standard queue. The Challenge Trail map indicates accessible routes.
Cliff Hanger Traverse Rock Climb has a height requirement of a 42 inches (106 cm).
Sequoia Smokejumpers Training Tower (zip line) has a height requirement of a 42 inches (106 cm) minimum and 63 inches (160 cm) maximum. Guests must be under 13 years old to ride.