Originally known as chickapin hill, the large mound of earth with the dead tree on top adopted it's greater known titles throughout history in various means; and since acquiring these "mountain" labels, the words "Chickapin hill" are regarded in modern times as gibberish. Since being discovered, it's been a home for many in critter country, as well as a big tourist attraction. Inside the mountain's caves, condos, night clubs, pubs, adult media outlets, and amusement contraptions entertain a steady flow of visitors. The main draw is an experience like no other were tourist can mount logs down a 52 & 1/2ft waterfall that dead-ends in a briar bush. While hardly anyone survives this feat, it's a continued practice that maintains a good majority of income in Disneyland's economy.