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Six Flags Great America Reveals Camp Timber Trail and Sky Hawk for 2027

The Yukon Territory project adds three attractions, rethemes four rides and keeps two park classics.

Camp Timber Trail concept art for Six Flags Great America
Image Credit: Six Flags Great America

Six Flags Great America will open Camp Timber Trail in 2027, delivering the full project behind its TreeTopAdventure27 teaser: a nine-attraction family area in Yukon Territory.

The project combines three new attractions, four rethemed rides and two existing park classics. Sky Hawk will anchor the area as a suspended family coaster with green track winding through timber-style supports.

Six Flags' Camp Timber Trail animation. Open the video directly.

Sky Hawk Leads Three New Attractions

Sky Hawk is billed as the Midwest's longest, tallest and fastest suspended family coaster.

Sky Hawk suspended family coaster concept art
Sky Hawk will wind through a wooded setting on green track. Image: Six Flags Great America.

Trail Trotters will be an animal-themed ride through a woodland scene. Forest Grove Play Park will add an outdoor play space with climbing areas, a shallow blue play trail and a large water-wheel structure.

Four Rides Get New Names

Sprocket Rockets will become Chirp Chaser, Crazy Bus will become Wilderness Wagon, Yahoo River will become Creek Cruiser, and Buzzy Beez will return as Bee Boppin'. The changes include new names, stories and theming.

Little Dipper and Logger's Run will remain in the area under their current names. Camp Timber Trail will also include themed dining, treats, shopping and new environmental details.

Camp Timber Trail is scheduled to open in 2027.

Source: Six Flags Great America's official Camp Timber Trail announcement.

Images: Six Flags Great America.

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