Beautiful High Sierra Territory at Magic Mountain

On this page, we'll talk about the attractions you and your group may enjoy in this Six Flags themed area.

Magic Mountain's log flume ride

You're in the woodsy High Sierra Territory at Magic Mountain. The air smells like pine. Trees are soaring above your head. You feel like you've been transported to the Great Outdoors. Only, you don't stop to enjoy these feelings because your family is too busy running towards their favorite rides!

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"

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.







On your left is a photo of the ruggedly handsome Granny Grand Prix entrance building which houses the queue for this ride in High Sierra Territory at Magic Mountain. I'm actually going to talk about a DIFFERENT High Sierra Territory ride, though...the Sierra Twist ride, for which I forgot to take a picture!

The Sierra Twist (hmmm...sounds like a soft drink!) is another ride that most of the family can enjoy. Children only need to be 42" tall to board this ride with you. You board a car...that's in a line of cars...and then the cars circle around a central hub going faster and faster. An up and down motion adds an extra "oomph."

"Brunch with Bugs" at the Mooseburger Lodge!

This Looney Tunes character breakfast is held on selected days at the Mooseburger Lodge during the morning hours. (Then after the brunch ends, then the Mooseburger Lodge returns to its regular menu for the rest of the day.)

If your kids like the Looney Tunes characters, then they'll certainly enjoy the new Brunch with Bugs character meal. You'll eat a buffet-style, all-you-can-eat brunch featuring your favorite breakfast foods...eggs, waffles, cereals, muffins, sausage & bacon, plus much more. As you eat, Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Tweety Bird and other Looney Tunes characters will mill around the Mooseburger Lodge dining room...stopping at your table to say "hi." Don't forget to bring a camera!




The price of the Brunch with Bugs character meal is $17.99 (plus tax) for adults; $14.99 (plus tax) for kids ages 2--11; and free for babies under 2 years of age (when accompanied by a paying adult.) For further information, call the Six Flags Magic Mountain's guest services phone number for this character dining experience, which is (661) 255-4500. Tell them you're interested in the Brunch with Bugs Bunny meal, and they'll answer whatever questions you might have, and take your reservations. (Of course, walk-ins are accepted at the "Brunch with Bugs" meal on a space-available basis, as well.)


Not interested in a character meal? When you get hungry, head for the Mooseburger Lodge after the character breakfast is over (11:30 a.m.) for the best meal in the park. Here, you'll find an all-you-can-eat buffet featuring filling, tasty entrees, such as ribs, BBQ beef, roasted chicken and lasagne...as well, of course, veggies, potatoes, breads and desserts.

Even without Looney Tunes roving through the dining room, the Mooseburger Lodge is a fun place for kids to eat. The animal heads on the wall talk and sing songs at intervals!

Golden Bear Theater

The charmingly rustic building you see in the picture on your left is the Golden Bear Theater in High Sierra Territory at Magic Mountain. At times, this auditorium hosts various productions---often special short-term programs, such as when the park hosts an occasional talent show. At other times, the building sits empty.











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