The grounds of the ride are densely forested, with the intended thrills heightened from the illusion of inadequate clearance between the track and trees.

[6] The attraction is not definitively themed, attempting instead to immerse the riders in a setting that resembles the natural habitat of the grizzly bear.

This not only hides the coaster from the rest of the park, making it impossible for guests to visually gauge the thrill they are about to experience, but psychologically supports the idea of entering an isolated wilderness.

The station and support building architecture is faux timber-framed cabin style, and the color scheme is exclusively brown and woodgrain.

At the entrance of the long queue, there is a large simulated stone carving of a grizzly bear, and originally a sign with the name and logo of the attraction.