Little Hiawatha is a 1937 Silly Symphony short inspired by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s poem The Song of Hiawatha. It was directed by Dave Hand and animated by Fred Moore, Ollie Johnston, Frank Thomas, Dick Huemer, and Charles Thorson. | Disney History Channel

Ride Through History, Adventure & Pure Mountain Magic 🚴‍♀️ The Route of the Hiawatha isn’t just a bike trail — it’s a bucket-list experience in the heart of the Bitterroot Mountains. Spanning 15 miles along the legendary Milwaukee Railroad route, this scenic ride takes you through 10 train tunnels (including the epic 1.66-mile St. Paul Pass Tunnel) and across 7 sky-high trestle bridges with jaw-dropping views you’ll never forget. Every turn brings a new postcard moment — towering peaks, rushing

Little Hiawatha (1937) is one of Disney’s most charming Silly Symphonies. It begins with young Hiawatha setting out to hunt forest animals, but ends with those same animals coming to his rescue when an angry bear appears. A perfect example of the heart and humor that made the Silly Symphonies so special. | Disney History Channel