Discover Challenge Trails at Camp Discovery
Our tips:
- Wear closed shoes
- Use the lockers
- Choose your route
Challenge Trails at Camp Discovery
Challenge Trails at Camp Discovery are three rope courses on Roaring Mountain in Adventure Isle. Wearing a climbing harness, you walk along suspended paths above river gorges, waterfalls and cliffs and into the mountain's caves.
The concept
Camp Discovery is the camp of the League of Adventurers. You choose one of three routes. At Hidden Falls Chamber you walk behind a waterfall to a cave with the glittering Temple of the Milky Way. At Echo Cavern you follow a river gorge past rock paintings. At House of the Ancients you reach an excavation of an ancient Arbori trading centre.


The Experience
You walk at height, with a harness attached to the course. You step across narrow beams and suspension bridges and look down on the water and rocks. It's thrilling if you're afraid of heights, but you go at your own pace. According to the park, it's an experience few people have ever had.
Discover Challenge Trails at Camp Discovery
Wear closed shoes
You must wear closed shoes with a heel strap. Flip-flops and sandals without a strap are not allowed.
Use the lockers
Loose items such as phones and backpacks go in the free lockers at the attraction.
Choose your route
There are three courses, each with its own story. Come back and try another one.
Visitor information
The minimum height is 106 centimetres; taking part on your own is possible from 122 centimetres. You must weigh less than 136 kilos and be able to walk independently. Children under 7 must be accompanied by someone aged 16 or over. Pregnant women may not take part. If you're afraid of heights, the park advises against the attraction. Rider Switch is available. For this attraction you can buy Disney Premier Access: you then use a separate, shorter queue. You can only buy it once you have a park ticket, via the official website or app. Read more on our page about tickets.


Adventure at height
Would you rather see the mountain from the ground? Then walk the Vista Trail at Camp Discovery. For younger children there's Junior Explorers Camp.
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