
Vintage Disneyland fans fondly recall Cascade Peak, the Frontierland water feature that was located near the dock of the Mark Twain. These June 1961 images are a beautiful reminder of just how cool Cascade Peak was.


This last one is my fave, showing the Nature's Wonderland Tunnel with just a bit of the waterfalls visible.

See more vintage Disneyland Cascade Peak photos on my Cascade Peak web page.
4 comments:
It's to bad they removed Cascade Peak. It was so beautiful to look at.
I like the sprinkling of flowers at the base of Cascade Peak in the 3rd pic, but the last pic is just awesome. The tunnel before the trestle into Bear Country. I love it!
Yeah, that last shot actually sent a chill (the good kind)up my spine. Right there, that's pure Disneyland magic, even without any train in sight.
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