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The
Cannon Ball Roller Coaster was designed and engineered especially
for Lake Winnepesaukah by the Philadelphia Toboggan Company and John
C. Allen. Built in 1967, The Cannon Ball is 2,272 feet long, with
a vertical drop of 70 feet and reaches speeds of up to 50 mph during
the 1 minute, 32 second ride. Experience one of the finest wooden
coasters in existence and feel your heart race as you speed around
its mighty track!
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