March 2022

F.A.Q.

How old do you have to be to tube?

Children must be at least 36″ tall and able to pull their own tube. All children should be accompanied by an adult.  This is important, as most children will need assistance at the bottom of the hill – getting out of the tube, walking safely and in a timely manner away from the lanes, and in the right direction of the tube lift. Our magic carpet will take you up the hill effortlessly, just place your feet hip width apart and hold on to the handle of your tube. Once our trained staff has directed you off the lift at the top of the hill it is smooth sailing! Our energetic staff will send you off safely. No experience is needed, just hop in your tube and enjoy the ride. If your child will be tubing under the supervision of another adult, you’ll want to fill out their liability form in advance using our online system. You can SAVE TIME by filling out your liability form online. Sign Waiver Here 

Can more than one person ride on a tube?

Our tubes are 41” wide on the outside and 20” wide on the inside and are designed for one (1) single rider. Under the appropriate surface conditions, we do allow several tubes to “link” together. For children 6 and under, one (1) parent will be allowed to tube with their child while holding the handle of their child’s tube.  (NOTE: The parent should be in the lead tube and the child behind for appropriate safety measures).

May I bring my own sled or tube?

We do not allow personal sleds or tubes to be used on our tube hill. Tube rental is included in the ticket price for a tubing session.

How should I dress for snow tubing?

You should dress for snow with waterproof clothing. Warm clothing including long underwear, gloves or mittens, hat or headband, jacket and ski/snow pants should be worn. Goggles are always a good idea as well.

Remember that the sun exposure could be a problem so be sure to use sunscreen and eye protection.

Tubing participants are asked to wear hiking boots or waterproof shoes. For safety reasons, ski boots and hard shell boots are prohibited.

If you forgot any clothing items, there are gloves, hats, goggles and handwarmers available for sale in the ticket office. Helmets are not required, but it’s never a bad idea to wear one.

How Safe is Tubing?

As with any winter activity, there is a chance for injury.  For safety purposes, the tubing employee will inform you when it is safe to start tubing—which is after the tubing lane is clear.  Exit the tubing lane in a timely manner so the tuber behind you can be on their way down the hill.  Remember, attendants are there to help you.

Does the weather affect the tubing ride?

Yes, the weather can affect the type of ride you get down the lanes, so check the current conditions report and see if the conditions promote slow or fast tubing and take your pick!  Colder conditions promote a faster tubing surface and warmer conditions will promote a slower tubing surface.  During slower tubing times, it is more likely you will be allowed to “link” tubes with other people in your group.  Under faster tubing conditions, tube “linking” will not be allowed (Children 6 & under and parents are the exception). Please be aware that surface conditions can change very quickly; especially when the sun goes down. It is possible tube “linking” will both be allowed and not allowed during your tubing session.

Is There a Place to Warm Up?

For 2020-21, the best place for you to warm up is in your vehicle. Fortunately, our parking is conveniently located near the tubing hill. The white tent will not be available this season.

Are pets allowed at the Activity Barn?

As much as we love animals, we do not allow any pets around the area.  If you bring pets, we ask that you leave them in the car, both for the safety of your beloved Fido and for all of our guests as well.