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Timber Terror

Wood Out-and-Back at Silverwood Theme Park, Athol, Idaho. Opened 1996.

Height
85 ft
Drop
n/a
Top speed
55 mph
Length
2,700 ft
Inversions
0
Ride time
1 min 32 s
Designer
Custom Coasters International

Timber Terror is a wooden roller coaster at Silverwood Theme Park in Athol, Idaho. Built by Custom Coasters International, it opened in 1996. It was first to be called Grizzly, but the name was changed to avoid a conflict with the Grizzly coasters at two Paramount parks.

The ride has an out-and-back layout built for airtime. A chain lift climbs 85 feet, and the train runs through a series of hills out and back before a 360-degree turn into the station. The park gives a top speed of 55 mph and 2,700 feet of track; RCDB lists a ride time of about 1 minute 32 seconds. Since 2010 the train has run backward during the park's Scarywood Haunted Nights in October.

Between 2022 and 2025 much of the original track was replaced with steel-topped 208 RetraK track. Riders must be 48 inches tall, or 42 inches with an adult.

Sources

  • silverwoodthemepark.com/rides/timber-terror.php (Park page: wood coaster; height 85 ft; top speed 55 mph; track 2,700 ft; opened 1996; air coaster; first hill 85 ft, hills out and back, 360-degree turn; 48 in minimum or 42 in with adult.)
  • rcdb.com/176.htm (RCDB: operating; make Custom Coasters International; length 2,700 ft, height 85 ft, speed 55 mph, 0 inversions, duration 1:32; former name Grizzly, renamed Timber Terror in 1996 to avoid conflict with Grizzly at Paramount's Great America and Paramount's Kings Dominion; 2022-2025 track replacement with 208 RetraK, now classified as steel by RCDB.)
  • en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silverwood_Theme_Park (Timber Terror, 1996, Custom Coasters International, out-and-back wooden coaster; formerly Grizzly; train reversed for Scarywood Haunted Nights since 2010; RetraK track added 2022 and 2023.)

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