After the routes converge, the player will reach the finish line. The side routes feature an additional Item Box each, and end with a ramp with a Dash Panel. The player may perform a trick if they manage to drive off them like a ramp. After the bridge is a wide straightaway with two side routes that go up into the trees, with two tree roots obscuring the main path. tends to fall off in this area of the course, and the wavy bridge may also throw the player off course when performing stunts, sending them off the track.
After a very slight turn to the left, there is a rope bridge shifting up and down, which the player may perform tricks on. The player then lands on one more thick branch. Along this straightaway, the player will drive across a narrow bridge, which makes it easy for heavier players to knock lighter players off.Īfter the bridge is a ramp with a Dash Panel on it. After these turns, the track straightens out, with some more leaf piles strewn about. On the ramp are Item Boxes that the player can use. Similarly, the curve following the half-pipe leads right towards a small crevice that it is possible to fall into. Also, if the player is very slow, they will fall off before the curve with a half-pipe ramp, since there is a small gap in-between the Dash Panel sections and the section with the half-pipe ramp. The player may also fall off both sides in this area, so the player must be careful about using the Dash Panels lest they boost off the track.
The Wigglers will bounce back the player if the player crashes into them.Īfter the Wiggler area, there is a right turn that slightly dips on a branch, which has two Dash Panels on it. There are also some more leaf piles for the player to drive through. It leads into a large circular area on the top of the tree with two Big Wigglers on it who move about as obstacles. The turn on the branch is very tight and the player can fall off both sides if they happen to drift incorrectly. The player will then exit the insides of the tree and make a left U-turn on a large branch. After the set of Item Boxes, there is a curve to the left which leads to a Barrel Cannon that blasts players into a giant tree, directly through its leaves and branches.Īfter the player lands, the player turns right and through some leaf piles. The course starts out with a slight downhill curve approaching the first set of Item Boxes. In Paper Mario: The Origami King, a slower-paced Eastern rendition of Maple Treeway's music plays in the Tranquil Pipes Teahouse of Shogun Studios. Another arrangement of the song is heard in the second half of the credits music along with the music for Luigi Circuit/ Mario Circuit and Moo Moo Meadows. It, alongside Mushroom Gorge, Coconut Mall, and Koopa Cape, have appeared in four games in a row (every game since their debuts) if one counts the two Mario Kart 8 titles as the same game.Ī slower, lower-pitched, and more sinister version of the music used for Maple Treeway is used for Bowser's Castle.
The course reappears as the fourth and final course of the Leaf Cup in Mario Kart 7, in Mario Kart Tour starting with the 2020 Halloween Tour, and in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe as the fourth and final course of the Rock Cup in the Booster Course Pass. The course's name may be a portmanteau of the words "tree" and " freeway." Leaf piles flank various parts of the track, and driving through them reveals Mushrooms, Bananas, and rarely, Stars. Big Wigglers appear on the treetops, and driving into them will hinder any racer. The track consists of racing on tree branches, on the treetops and even within the trees themselves. It takes place in a large forest during autumn. Maple Treeway is the third race course of the Star Cup in Mario Kart Wii. Mario Kart Wii / Mario Kart 7 / Mario Kart Tour
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