Wooden roller coasters are amusement park rides made primarily of wood. They feature a series of hills, drops, and turns that create thrilling experiences for riders. The wooden structure gives these coasters a unique feel, often producing a classic, nostalgic atmosphere. These coasters rely on gravity and momentum to propel the train along the track. Unlike their steel counterparts, wooden roller coasters tend to have a rougher ride due to the natural flexibility of wood. Popular examples include Cedar Point's Gemini and Kings Island's The Beast, both known for their height and speed.