When I was younger, this ride seemed unrelentless the way it charged down the mountainside. Thrilled that it was opened one day in 2002, I rode again for the first time in quite a while. I found the train sluggish throughout most of the circuit, losing then gaining speed abrublty enough to slam me into my seat, then into the harness without much grace. The last few twisties are still fun, and its mountaintop location is still very cool; but, Id love to see the ride fitted with floorless swinging vekoma trains to put it back on the enthusiasts map for good.

I did not see what makes this ride so good? There wasnt a whole lot to it. The ending was real nice too.

When I was too scared to go upside down this was my favorite coaster. Fast fun and makes you think youre going to crash into one of those white posts. I love the swinging feeling. Only problem is all the times this ride has broken down over the years.

I thought this was going to be a dull ride. It wasnt bad at all. Very nice ride to go on, not to dull, but not too extreme. A nice ride to take a break on and still have fun on.

Good ride, but surprisingly jerky. It still makes great use of the terrain and is a lot of fun. It is worth the walk up the hill.

I thought this was a really fun suspended coaster and and reached speeds that I didnt expect.

This is a prime example of an underrated coaster, it is amazing the weaving in and out fo the trees while negociating the log flume! The turns can be really fun and some are kind of intense. Thsi is a coaster with a wait under 20 min it is worth every minute but more than that it really isnt, but it still was a lot of fun. The station also would be really cool if they added another coast of paint, because the paint is fading.

This is only a marginal coaster. I am not a big fan of suspended coasters anyway. There are some pretty cool thrills. One of the worst things about this coaster is the lift hill at the end to get you back to the station.

ok ride except the consistant shaking and head bashing

Cool ride. I am so glad coasters like this are around because coasters like these paved the way for the Deja Vus of today.