For more than a century, the giant lumberjack, Paul Bunyan has been the subject of thousands of exploits that are treasured among generations.
It is said that he once dragged his axe across the Southwest and created the Grand Canyon. Americans have created thousands of folktales about Paul Bunyan making him a national icon for the great outdoors and all it has to offer.
At Enchanted Forest Water Safari, “Tall Paul” has been the subject of millions of snapshots that are treasured in family albums. The much-photographed statue has greeted visitors to the Enchanted Forest since its opening in 1956.
We have guests come to the park with their kids and even their grandkids because their parents posed with them when they were kids. We’ve seen photos that include at least four generations of families creating this wonderful family tradition.
Though the park has changed considerably over the years, Paul Bunyan remains both true to its roots and remains one of the most popular attractions, almost impossible to miss.
