The 9 Best Places In Pennsylvania To Go Snow Tubing This Winter
Remember grabbing your sled on a snowy day, running to the top of the nearest hill, and sliding down at breakneck speed when you were a kid? And then you rush up to the top of the hill to do it all over again…and again? Relive that childhood magic, only on a snow tube, this winter. Here are the nine best places to go snow tubing in Pennsylvania.
1. AvalancheXpress Snow Tubing Park – 2700 Mt Rose Avenue, York, PA, 17402
Find the perfect snow tubing hills in Pennsylvania makes for a super fun winter! Hit the epic snow tubing lanes at AvalancheExpress this winter. Rush down the hill then, using a powered rope line, return to the top of the hill. AvalancheExpress offers both day and nighttime snow tubing, a fire pit, and plenty of hot chocolate to help you warm up.
Visit the AvalancheExpress website for more information.
Slip into your snow tube at WORD Roundtop Mountain Resort and soar down the mountain. Choose from one of 10 tubing lanes - perfect for kids five years and older as well as adults - then hop onto the Magic Carpet Lift to take you back to the top of the mountain. The snow tubing lanes are 800-feet long with a vertical drop of 80 feet. Roundtop Mountain Resort also offers a Kiddie Tubing Area for kids four and younger. Snow tubing hours vary daily.
Visit the Roundtop Mountain Resort website for more information.
Plan your snow tubing adventure this winter at Camelback Mountain Resort, one of the best ski resorts in Pennsylvania with the country's largest snow tubing park. Boasting over 40 snow tubing lanes, Camelback welcomes snow tubers to spend the day slipping down the snowy lanes and to enjoy an evening snow tubing adventure. You can purchase snow tubing tickets on the website.
Visit the Camelback Mountain Resort website for more information.
107 Resort Dr, Tannersville, PA 18372, USA
4. Hidden Valley Resort – 1 Craighead Road, Hidden Valley, PA, 15502
Turn an ordinary winter day into something extraordinary by zooming down the lanes aboard a snow tube at Hidden Valley Resort, which offers snow tubing throughout the day and evenings on the weekends. All snow tubers must ride on their own tube. Book your snow tubing session online before you go.
Visit the Hidden Valley Resort website for more information.
1 Craighead Rd, Somerset, PA 15501, USA
5. Mount Pleasant of Edinboro – 14510 Mt Pleasant Road, Cambridge Springs, PA, 16403
With eight lanes, this resort offers some of the best snow tubing in Pennsylvania. Soar down a 600-foot hill when you snow tube at Mount Pleasant of Edinboro. Return to the top of the hill on a handle tow. Snow tubes are provided and snow tubing is available, weather-permitting, Friday through Sunday. (Hours vary.)
Visit the Mount Pleasant of Edinboro website for more information.
14510 Mt Pleasant Rd, Cambridge Springs, PA 16403, USA
6. Boyce Park Ski Area – 790 Center Road, Plum, PA, 15239
The snow tubing season is in full swing from December through March at Boyce Park Ski Area. Both private and public snow tubing sessions are available. Public snow tubing sessions are open in two-hour increments from Friday through Sunday.
Visit the Allegheny County website for more information.
675 Old Frankstown Rd, Pittsburgh, PA 15239, USA
7. Ski Big Bear – 192 Karl Hope Blvd, Lackawaxen, PA, 18435
Spend your Saturday or Sunday this winter at Ski Big Bear for a snow tubing adventure. The snow tubing park is open on Saturday and Sunday (plus holidays), weather permitting. Ski Big Bear sells snow tubing tickets in two hour increments.
Visit the Ski Big Bear website for more information.
For some exhilarating snow tubing in Pennsylvania, visit Ski Sawmill where you can drop 70 feet as you whiz down a hill on a snow tube. Snow tubers can buy one-hour or three-hour passes. Helmets are available for rent as well, or you can bring a bike helmet from home. (Helmets are required for children 10 and under.)
Visit the Ski Sawmill website for more information.
383 Oregon Hill Rd, Morris, PA 16938, USA
9. Jack Frost Ski Resort –434 Jack Frost Mountain Road, White Haven, PA, 18661
The last on our list of places for snow tubing in Pennsylvania is Jack Frost Ski Resort. Grab a snow tube (one person to a snow tube) and hit the hills at Jack Frost Ski Resort. Slip down the hill then enjoy an easy ride back to the top aboard a lift or the conveyor carpet. Snow tubing is open daily, although hours vary.
Visit the Jack Frost Big Boulder website for more information.
434 Jack Frost Mountain Rd, White Haven, PA 18661, USA
You’ll find some of the best snow tubing in Pennsylvania at these nine winter parks and, for an old-fashioned winter adventure, slide down an icy hill on this toboggan in Eagles Mere.
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Snow Tubing In Pennsylvania
December 27, 2021
Melissa M.
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Where can I go downhill skiing in Pennsylvania?
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