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Beautiful High Sierra Territory at Magic MountainIn the above slide show, you're viewing the log flume ride, the Mooseburger Lodge, and other family friendly attractions in High Sierra Territory, a themed area of Six Flags Magic Mountain. It resembles a forest---how lovely it is! On this page, you'll discover the fun attractions you may enjoy in this section of the park. Magic Mountain's log flume ride
In High Sierra Territory, that "favorite ride" is usually the Log Jammer water flume ride. Though a number of theme parks throughout the country have water flume rides, this is certainly one of the most scenic. The natural pine greenery is relaxing to behold, and the flume uses the natural mountain terrain for its course, making you feel nearly transported out of the city and into the backwoods of California mountain country. There are a pair of steep drops in this ride, but mostly you just feel the gentle floating action of your "log" bobbing in the flume. It's an attraction meant for the whole family---and you won't get TOO very wet on this ride, either! (If your kids want to get DRENCHED, take them to the white water rafting ride in the Rapids Camp Crossing area of the park!) Other Magic Mountain rides in "High Sierra Territory"Another ride in High Sierra Territory at Magic Mountain that all but the smallest members of your family can enjoy is the Granny Grand Prix antique car ride. (Granny, in the Looney Tunes world is Tweety Bird's elderly owner, if you remember.)For this ride, children only need to be 42" tall to be passengers, or 48" tall to actually do the driving. The car is on a track, so it's impossible for the small fry to steer off-course. The course itself is in a shady, tree-lined area that's restful and relaxing. This water slide will get you wet---and yet, you ride it fully dressed! In other words, this makes a fun ride for cooling off when it's a hot day! (The ride is often closed during cooler weather.) First, you'll climb up lots of stairs...just as if you were next door at the Hurricane Harbor water park. Then, you'll board a 2-person raft, and go zooming a steep slide. Last...but certainly not least...you'll enter a watery trough where you skid to a stop. It's fun; and you may wish to race right back to the top to try it again! There is no minimum height for kids to ride with an adult on the Yosemite Sam water slide. Kids must be 42 inches tall to enjoy this attraction by themselves, however.
Good Food at the Mooseburger Lodge!
Many visitors think that the Mooseburger Lodge has Magic Mountain's best food! One thing's for sure---you may have to WAIT before you can eat here one a busy day! Be sure to stop in before you get too hungry to check the length of the waiting list.At the Mooseburger Lodge, you'll have a choice--serve yourself from the all-you-can-eatbuffet, or order from a menu. Some of the Mooseburgr's menu items include ribs, BBQ beef, roasted chicken and lasagne...as well veggies, potatoes, breads and desserts. Fun atmosphere: The Mooseburger Lodge is a fun place for kids to eat. The animal heads on the wall talk and sing songs at intervals! The decor inside looks like you've landed right in the middle of a beautiful National Park lodge...like at Yellowstone or Yosemite. Johnny Rockets Express nearby: If the Mooseburger Lodge has a crowd--or if you don't want a full meal--one of Magic Mountain's 3 Johnny Rockets locations is nearby. The Johnny Rocket's near Mooseburger serves a "limited menu." To order from the complete Johnny Rocket's menu, you'll need to head to the full-service location in the Colossus County Fair section of the park. Golden Bear Theater
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