Redwood Creek Challenge Trail Reopens at Disney California Adventure

The infamous Redwood Creek Challenge Trail at Disney’s California Adventure has reopened. The construction began on March 5 and reopened on July 28.

Redwood Creek Challenge Trail Reopened

A group of people excitedly gathered under the wooden archway labeled "Redwood Creek Challenge Trail" in an outdoor park area, celebrating its grand reopening.

The Redwood Creek Challenge Trail is an interactive walkthrough featuring a rock climb, log slides, and a tire swing. Anyone is allowed on the trail but the activities do have height restrictions. It’s part of Grizzly Peak in Disney California Adventure.

A detailed map of the Redwood Creek Challenge Trail showing various trails, activities, and landmarks within a forest and adventure park setting.

We spoke with a Cast Member and they let us know that the ropes are new, there is new rubber mulch on the ground below the tire swing and everything has been freshly painted.

The Millennium Tree sign explains the history of the tree, including its age and significant events, located amongst greenery with a shed visible in the background.

Here is an example of a freshly painted sign.

Wooden playground structure with nets and platforms, surrounded by trees and greenery. Includes pathways and fences.

The ropes also received an upgrade throughout the land.

A statue of a mouse holding a flaming wooden staff stands on a rock surrounded by greenery. A plaque at the base reads "TO-LEE-LOO.

The reopening came right in time as the Halloween season is almost here. During the Halloween season, the trail is transformed into Villain’s Grove and a Cast Member-exclusive scare maze.

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