7 Snow Tubing Hills In Wisconsin That Belong On Your Winter Bucket List       

Nothing says winter in Wisconsin like soaring down a seemingly never-ending hill atop a tube! Luckily, there are plenty of places where you can do just that. You feel like a kid again as you glide down the snow in an innertube, and warm up afterwards with some steaming hot chocolate. If you're reading for some winter fun, read on for 7 of the best places to go snow tubing in Wisconsin.

1. Sylvan Hill Park (Wausau)

A great place to get your winter thrills, this park boasts a pair of hills with an elevation of 133 feet! There are six tubing chutes all together; however, it’s a popular spot, so lines are likely. The grounds also include miles of cross country ski trails as well as snowshoe trails. Open seasonally, the park’s winter season runs from mid-December to early March (conditions and staffing permitting). Get more information on the Marathon County website.

2. Sunburst Winter Sports Park (Kewaskum)

Home to the largest tubing facility in the world, Sunburst is a wintertime must-visit. Living up to its reputation, the park boasts dozens of tubing lanes that rocket thrill-seekers down a 10-story drop at speeds of up to 40 mph! Learn more on the official website.

3. Cascade Mountain (Portage)

In terms of length, not many tubing hills compare to the one found at Cascade Mountain – it’s a whopping 900-feet in length! Don’t worry, though. There’s a lift that takes riders back up to the top. Learn more on the official website!

4. Badlands Sno-Park (Hudson)

Whether you’re an adventure junky or prefer to play it safe, you’ll be pleased with a visit to this park. And that’s because there are four runs with drops that vary from 30 feet all the way up to 150 feet. What’s more, the park offers "turbo tubing," which is as adrenaline-pumping as it sounds. Learn more on the official website!

5. Mont du Lac (Superior)

With four 500-foot long tubing lanes, Mont du Lac offers an exhilarating adventure for the entire family. But that’s not all. The park also features MSnow technology tubing runs, which careen riders through the woods for a unique, high speed thrill ride. Learn more on the official website!

6. The Rock Snowpark (Franklin)

A top choice when craving winter-related fun, this park offers skiing, snowboarding, and snow tubing, of course. In addition to typical tubing, there’s glow tubing select Saturday nights in January, putting a new (and colorful) twist on the classic wintertime activity. Learn more on the official website!

7. Winter Park Recreation Area (Kewaunee)

Dubbed a "tubing dreamland," this park is a perfect addition to your winter itinerary. There are a total of six tubing lanes, so lines (and wait times) are kept at a minimum. The park’s perks don’t end with the tubing lanes, though. The grounds also feature a ski hill with five runs. Oh, and did we mention snowboarders are welcome, too? Click here to learn more.

So, did you know about these places to go snow tubing in Wisconsin? Ever visited any of the ones mentioned? Did we leave off your favorite? Tell us in the comments section. Want more wintertime fun? Check out this trail in Wisconsin that's full of gorgeous scenery any time of year.