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Copperhead Mountain Coaster in Branson, MO

5586 W 76 Country Blvd • Branson, MO 65616

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At nearly a mile long, Copperhead Mountain Coaster is the longest downhill mountain coaster in Branson and reaches speeds up to 25mph. The Copperhead coaster snakes through riveting loops, drops, and curves in the beautiful Ozark Mountains. This family thrill ride at Shepherd’s Adventure Park operates day or night with thousands of LED lights for extreme fun.

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Total ride time is just under six minutes with speeds up to 25mph.
Features an automatic braking system, plus manual brakes that let you control the speed of your descent.
A great activity for the entire family, however some age and height restrictions apply.
All riders must be at least 3 years of age and 38" tall. Must be at least 10 years old and 54" tall to operate a cart as a single driver.
Passengers ages 3–9 must ride with someone at least 16 years of age.
Max weight for the cart is 375 lbs. in dry conditions and 330 lbs. in wet conditions.
Park in the parking lot near Inspiration Tower and the ropes course. It is different from the main entrance.

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The newest, fastest, most scenic, and longest downhill family-fun thrill ride in Branson, Missouri! Located at Shepherd's Adventure Park, Copperhead Mountain Coaster is an exhilarating ride that offers families a unique way to embrace the beauty of the Ozarks.

Branson’s longest downhill alpine coaster snakes through riveting loops, drops, and curves in the beautiful Ozark Mountains. Plus, the Copperhead Coaster features the newest and latest advanced safety technology on any mountain coaster! Feel the excitement build as you control the speed of your ride, allowing you to take in the breathtaking views at your own pace.

Longest Downhill Ride
This downhill ride is over 3,350ft long, making it the longest downhill ride in Branson. The uphill is 1,450 ft making the total coaster nearly a mile long!

Most Advanced Safety Breaking System
The coaster's carefully crafted design ensures a fun and thrilling ride without sacrificing your safety or comfort. Copperhead Mountain Coaster meets the highest safety and technical standards, built by Wiegand.

Whether you're visiting with family, friends, or flying solo, Copperhead Mountain Coaster promises an unforgettable journey through the Ozark landscape.

*Please note that this attraction may be closed on certain days due to poor weather conditions.

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Copperhead Mountain Coaster in Branson, MO

Copperhead Mountain Coaster is located at 5586 W 76 Country Blvd • Branson, MO 65616

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Frequently Asked Questions about Copperhead Mountain Coaster

Where is Copperhead Mountain Coaster?

Copperhead Mountain Coaster is located at Shepherd’s Adventure Park: 6021 W 76 Country Blvd, Branson, MO 65616.

Where do I park?

Park at the parking lot near Inspiration Tower and the ropes course. It is different from the parking at the main entrance.

Is Copper Mountain Coaster suitable for children?

This alpine coaster is a great activity for families, however, some height and weight requirements apply. Riders must be at least 3 years old AND 38" tall. Children ages 3 to 9 must ride with someone 16 years or older. Riders must be 54' tall to operate the cart as a single driver.

Is there a weight limit for the coaster carts?

The coaster has a maximum combined weight limit per cart of 375lbs in dry conditions and 330lbs in wet conditions.

Can I bring my camera onboard the Copper Mountain Coaster?

No loose items are allowed on the track.

How long is the coaster track?

The track is nearly one mile long.

Will I need to sign a waiver?

Yes. Before hopping in the rider line, you must fill out a waiver. Then, obtain a physical printed ticket from the ticket office window. The operator has to confirm all riders have signed the waiver.