Ride Branson’s longest downhill mountain coaster in the Ozark Mountains
From 1 hour to 12 hours
Single ride admission, Safety briefing
Ride the Copperhead Mountain Coaster at Shepherd’s Adventure Park and control your speed through loops, drops, and curves in the Ozark Mountain forest. Your ticket is valid any time on the day you select.
Riders must be at least 3 years old and 38" tall; ages 3–9 must ride with a driver age 16+. Drivers must be 54"–84" tall, and adults are not allowed to ride together. Total cart weight limits apply and vary by conditions (listed as 325 lbs/280 lbs in wet conditions in the booking notes).
No refund for cancellations within 48 hours of the tour. Cancel more than 48 hours before to receive a full refund.
Product ID: 5X5RBW
Yes. Complete a waiver and then go to the ticket booth to receive a printed paper ticket before you enter the rider line. Buying online does not put you in the rider line.
Wear secure shoes (no flip-flops or open-heel shoes). Keep pockets empty and secure eyeglasses. Do not bring loose items on the ride, including backpacks, phones, hats, cameras/video devices, or bags. No gum, food, or drinks are allowed.
No. Do not ride if you are pregnant or if you have a heart condition, back or neck injuries, or any condition that prevents you from following all safety rules and guidelines.
6021 W. 76 Country Blvd, Branson, MO 65616
Perched in the rolling hills above Branson, Missouri, the Copperhead Mountain Coaster sends riders winding through forested terrain on a stainless steel track that follows the natural contours of the Ozarks. You control your own speed, easing through banked curves or letting gravity take over on the descents. Whether the trees are green in summer or blazing with autumn color, Copperhead Mountain Coaster delivers a ride that feels genuinely connected to the landscape around it.
This entertainment complex offers a solid variety of activities that families especially seem to enjoy. The adventure park gets consistent praise for keeping kids engaged with obstacle courses, ziplines, the Copperhead mountain coaster, mini golf, and a suspension bridge. The Chuckwagon dinner show stands out as a highlight, with visitors loving the performers and singers. Tours with knowledgeable guides like Jim and Cowboy John leave a strong impression, and the Inspiration Tower provides stunning views worth the climb. However, operational issues pop up frequently enough to warrant attention. Staffing appears stretched thin, leading to long waits for meals, rides, and even just picking up pre-purchased tickets. Several visitors mention confusion at ticket counters about what's included in various packages. The outdoor drama divides audiences sharply—some find it excellent while others feel it drags. A few guests encountered staff members who came across as dismissive or unhelpful, though this doesn't seem universal. If you're going with younger children and can visit on less crowded days, you'll likely have a great time. Just plan for some wait times and maybe skip the stairs for tower access if lines look long.
I took my kids and grandkids to see The Wild West Show. It was awesome and with a family pass so affordable. We had ages 2 to 63 and everyone loved it. From the trick riding, comedy and magic, it was a wonderful show.
Skyla Weeks
July 4, 2026
I took my kids and grandkids to see The Wild West Show. It was awesome and with a family pass so affordable. We had ages 2 to 63 and everyone loved it. From the trick riding, comedy and magic, it was a wonderful show.
Skyla Weeks
July 4, 2026
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