What is the steepest roller coaster in Europe?

Timber Drop (Fraispertuis City, France) It remains the steepest roller coaster in Europe. The 4 million euro attraction was the most expensive in the history of Fraispertuis City. More than a quarter of that budget was spent on its theming, with the trains passing through various tree trunks and stumps.



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