Grizzly Peak Airfield, National park themed area in Disney California Adventure Park, Anaheim, United States.

Grizzly Peak Airfield is a themed land at Disney California Adventure Park in Anaheim, California, designed to resemble a 1950s Californian national park setting. It was formed in 2015 when the former Condor Flats section was renamed and folded into the Grizzly Peak area. Its central icon is Grizzly Peak itself, and the land holds Grizzly River Run, Redwood Creek Challenge Trail and Soarin' Across America.

Grizzly Peak opened with Disney California Adventure in 2001 as part of the larger Golden State land, alongside Pacific Wharf and Condor Flats. In 2012 the park's redesign retired the Golden State name and split it into three separate lands. Condor Flats was folded into Grizzly Peak in 2015 and renamed Grizzly Peak Airfield.

The land's name comes from its central icon, Grizzly Peak, a granite mountain modeled on the California high country. The Redwood Creek Challenge Trail lets visitors walk through a redwood forest setting, and the Magic of Brother Bear show, now closed, once retold the story of the bear Kenai here.

The area features uneven ground and slopes that mimic mountain terrain, so sturdy shoes are helpful for walking. Multiple pathways connect different sections, allowing visitors to explore at their own pace without feeling rushed.

Grizzly Peak Airfield occupies the former Condor Flats, folded into Grizzly Peak in 2015. The land takes its name from the grizzly-shaped mountain that serves as its central icon, and the adjacent Disney Grand Californian Hotel & Spa has a guests-only entrance inside the area.