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Amusement park in northern Idaho, U. S.

Silverwood Theme Park is an amusement park located in the city of Athol in northern Idaho, United States, near the town of Coeur d'Alene, approximately 47 mile (76 km) from Spokane, Washington on US 95. Owner Gary Norton opened the park on June 20, 1988. Over the years, Silverwood has grown in both size and popularity, transforming from a small local amusement park to a regional theme park destination. In 2003, an adjacent waterpark named Boulder Beach Water Park was opened. Entrance to Boulder Beach is included with admission to Silverwood. In 2009, Silverwood began an annual Halloween event called Scarywood, held during evenings in the month of October. Today, Silverwood is the largest theme and water park in the American Northwest on and boasting more than 70 rides, slides, shows, and attractions. It is also the northernmost theme park in the United States. In 2019, Silverwood co hosted (along with Rocky Mountain Construction) the Golden Ticket Awards.

YearAddition1973Henley Aerodrome founded by Clayton Henley.1986Norton outbids Disney and others for a narrow gauge locomotive for use at the Aerodrome.1990Roaring Creek Log Flume (relocated from Kentucky Kingdom), Corkscrew (relocated from Knotts Berry Farm), and Country Carnival.2024Boulder Beach expansion with the opening of Eagle Hunt and Salmon Run, Part of the New Emerald Forest Expansion.

In 2009, Silverwood opened Scarywood Haunted Nights, a nighttime fright fest filled with scare zones and mazes. In 2010, Scarywood returned on a larger, grander scale with more to do. The main attractions for Scarywood include: Blood Bayou, an indoor haunted attraction; Planet Zombie, another outdoor haunt ; several scare zones and other walk through as well as the Timber Terror: Backwards. In 2020, due to concerns with Covid 19, Scarywood was cancelled. The park did remain open weekends in October without the scary theming though. Scarywood Haunted Nights returned in 2021 with one new haunted house Pharaoh's Curse.

RideOpenedManufacturer DescriptionAftershock2008VekomaAn inverted roller coaster, relocated from Six Flags Great America where it was known as Déjà Vu. Riders are arranged in a V shaped seating configuration below the track where their legs dangle. The coaster is the third generation of Boomerang, known as the Giant Inverted Boomerang. Aftershock is also the last operating Giant Inverted Boomerang in North America. Corkscrew1990Arrow DevelopmentA steel roller coaster, relocated from Knott's Berry Farm in 1990. When Corkscrew first opened in 1975 at Knott's Berry Farm, it achieved two things of historical significance. Corkscrew was not only the first modern inverting coaster in the world, but it also was the first roller coaster to take riders upside down twice. Krazy Koaster2014SBF/VISA Children's spinning coasterA children's spinning roller coaster with a figure 8 layout. The cars of the train spin freely based on weight distribution. Stunt Pilot2021Rocky Mountain ConstructionA Single Rail coaster that is similar to California's Great America's RailBlazer and close mirror of Six Flags Fiesta Texas's Wonder Woman Golden Lasso Coaster. Timber Terror1996Custom Coasters InternationalA wooden roller coaster with a classic out and back layout. The ride uses trains from Philadelphia Toboggan Coasters. Formerly known as the Grizzly until a potential lawsuit from the former Paramount Parks prompted the name change. Since 2010, the train has been reversed for the park's Scarywood Haunted Nights events every October. Starting in 2022, the park has also begun to add 208 RetraK to portions of the layout. Tiny Toot1998ZamperlaA powered roller coaster themed to a mine train for young children and parents as well. Ride is driven by a rear wheel that runs along a central tread that runs along the middle of the track. Ride has an oval layout and runs over a small manmade creek. Tremors1999Custom Coasters InternationalA wooden roller coaster with a twister layout that uses the terrain to its advantage. It features four tunnels, the first of which goes under the ride's gift shop. The coaster uses rolling stock from the Philadelphia Toboggan Coasters company. In 2010, the ride was the first to receive "topper track," a new track system designed by Rocky Mountain Construction of Hayden, Idaho. The new system, similar to the company's new Iron Horse I Box track system is designed to cut down on track maintenance, as well as daily wear and tear. Rocky Mountain Construction has also begun to add their new 208 RetraK track to portions of the ride starting in 2020

RideDescriptionManufacturerAntique CarsTrack based car ride. Arrow DynamicsBarnstormerVariation of Crazy Bus ride design. ZamperlaBumper BoatsBumper Boats. J&J AmusementsButterflyerA Happy Swing ride. Zamperla CarouselCarousel. Allan Herschell CompanyFerris wheelFerris Wheel. Eli Bridge CompanyFlying ElephantsChildren's elephant ride. Frog HopperA Frog Hopper ride. Wisdom RidesKiddie WheelChildren's Ferris wheel. ZamperlaKiddie CoptersChildren's helicopter ride. Allan Herschell CompanyKrazy KarsBumper Cars. Panic PlungeDrop Tower. A. R. M. / Larson International Paratrooper rideA Paratrooper ride. HrubetzPuppy Go RoundA Childrens Dog Ride. SBF Visa GroupRed BaronChildren's airplane rideRoaring Creek Log FlumeA Log Flume ride. Previously operated at Kentucky Kingdom from 1987 to 1988 as "Ohio River Adventure". Arrow Dynamics Scrambler A Scrambler ride. Eli Bridge CompanySilverwood Central Railway30 minute, 3ft narrow gauge, steam engine pulled train ride around park property. H. K. Porter, Inc. SpinCycleA Maxi Dance Party 360, Largest of its kind in the United States and tallest of its kind in the world. SBF Visa GroupSuper Round UpA Roundup ride. HrubetzThunder CanyonWhite water raft ride designed and built in house, with lift and rafts supplied by Hopkins Rides. Trough and scenery done in house with boats, lift, and brakes from Hopkins RidesTilt a WhirlClassic tilt a whirl ride; replaced park's original Tilt a Whirl in 2019. Larson International

RideYear OpenedDescriptionAvalanche Mountain20076 Person Raft Slide. Boulder Beach Bay2003 (1st), 2007 (2nd)Set of 2 side by side wave pools. Elkhorn Creek2003Lazy River. Polliwog Park2003Water play complex featuring hoses, slides, shallow water pools, rope bridges, and a giant water bucket above. Ricochet Rapids20114 Person enclosed raft slide. Rumble Falls20034 tube slide complex, featuring four slides, each with their own unique layout, with two enclosed, one fully open, and the fourth half enclosed, half open. Toddler Springs2007Toddler play complex. Velocity Peak20043 speed slide complex, featuring three speed slides side by side, each with their own unique layout, with one enclosed spiraling slide, one open slide, and one half enclosed, half open slide with recorded speeds of up to 55 mph. Riptide Racer2016A 6 person racing waterslide. 55.8 feet tall with 405.9 feet of slide. Eagle Hunt2024A 925 feet long Proslide water coaster. Salmon run2024Kids slide complex