This Epic Snow Tubing Hill In Virginia Is A Thrilling Good Time

Winter is a season that often calls for staying indoors. Unless, of course, you happen to be looking for an exhilarating trip down an epic snow tubing hill. Residents of Virginia need look no further than the winter wonderland awaiting at Wintergreen Resort in the picturesque Nelson County. While many families travel here during the winter for skiing and snowboarding, snow tubing is quickly becoming a seasonal tradition for those in search of something just a little different. Let's take a look at this awesome sledding hill park at Wintergreen Resort in Virginia:

If you enjoy sledding in the winter, you'll absolutely love going for a trip down Wintergreen's very own snow tubing hill.

Known as "The Plunge," this massive tubing park is the largest of its kind in all of Virginia.

The course measures three football fields in length and descends a height of a ten-story building! Not to mention the fact that tubers will reach thrilling speeds of 30 MPH.

As Wintergreen states, it's the "thrills and chills without the spills," meaning the tubes are secure and safe.

Anyone over 6 years old and 42 inches tall is invited to partake in this once-in-a-lifetime winter activity.

After each run, tubers can take a convenient lift back up to the top for maximum fun and minimum effort.

See how many times you can make it down this epic hill during each 90-minute session.

Mid-week prices start at just $19. For additional details, be sure to visit Wintergreen's website here.

Curious to see footage of this incredible winter activity? Watch this brief video below, courtesy of Wintergreen Resorts:

If you're looking for the best best tubing hill in Virginia, the snow hill at Wintergreen Resort is your answer! Let us know if you've been sledding here, we'd love to hear about your thrilling experience! For related winter in Virginia content, be sure to check out These 9 Picturesque Trails In Virginia That Are Perfect For A Winter Hike.

Where's your favorite place to go snow tubing in Virginia? Let us know below in the comments section.