The first 2-level, human-sized wooden maze ever built in North America opened 7 miles south of the West Glacier entrance to Glacier National Park the summer of 1987. A few years later they added a unique 18-hole miniature golf course which they designed with novel obstacles, hole shapes, and water features. The next attraction added was a bumper boat pond with a fountain and electric boats that can squirt water at each other. Bankshot Basketball was built after that, and finally a deluxe go cart track completed the fun center in 1998.

Since then, both the maze and the miniature golf course have been completely redesigned and rebuilt. Towers that you can actually climb up into were added in the maze, and the mini golf course now has an old mining site theme with a working sluice and water wheel.

Over the years people from all over the world have been intrigued by our human-sized, 3-D puzzle. Many thousands have stopped to try it as they traveled to and from Glacier National Park. Their visitors have taken from 21 minutes to 5 hours to find their way through this amazing 2-level labyrinth!