Tired of trudging up a hill with a worn-out sled? Snow tubing has evolved far beyond your childhood memories. America & Canada is home to some truly epic tubing parks, offering high-speed thrills, dazzling night lights, and views you'll never forget. Forget the skis and snowboard for a day, here are five destinations in the US and Canada where you can embrace the pure, unadulterated joy of the downhill slide! Best still, EverVenture snow tubes are ready to roll and meet the park guidelines.
1. Keystone Resort, Colorado, USA: Mountaintop Majesty
For the highest tubing experience in North America, you can't beat Keystone Resort's Adventure Point Tubing. Located near the summit of Dercum Mountain, you take a scenic gondola ride just to get to the hill.
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The Thrill: Multiple lanes mean you can race your friends, and the panoramic Rocky Mountain views from the top are simply unbeatable.
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Pro Tip: Book a night session! Tubing under the stars and powerful stadium lights is a unique and unforgettable experience.
2. Blue Mountain Resort, Ontario, Canada: Speed and Style
Blue Mountain is one of Ontario’s premier ski destinations, and its Hike N' Tube area is a must-visit for any winter sports fan looking for a break from the slopes.
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The Thrill: The fast, wide-open lanes are designed for maximum speed and fun. Plus, it's conveniently located right near the charming Blue Mountain Village, making it a perfect après-ski activity.
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Insider Info: Check out the Ridge Runner Mountain Coaster for another non-ski adrenaline rush while you're there!
3. Camelback Resort, Pennsylvania, USA: The Giant of the East
If sheer scale is what you're after, head to the Poconos. Camelback Resort boasts one of the largest snow tubing parks in the United States, often featuring over 40 lanes!
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The Thrill: The number of lanes keeps the lines moving, ensuring non-stop sliding action. They offer "galactic tubing" at night with colored lights and music, transforming the hill into a high-energy winter party.
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Must Know: They often allow tubes to be chained together, so you can slide down in a big, multi-person train!
4. Mt. Norquay, Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada: The Rocky Mountain Rush
Nestled in the heart of the Canadian Rockies, Mt. Norquay's tube park offers stunning scenery alongside its thrilling descents.
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The Thrill: It’s the closest tubing park to the town of Banff, and it features one of the longest tubing lanes in Alberta. The conveyor lift whisks you back up quickly so you can maximize your ride time.
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Scenery Bonus: You're tubing inside a National Park, so keep an eye out for wildlife and enjoy the majestic, snow-capped peaks surrounding you.
5. The Summit at Snoqualmie, Washington, USA: Tubing Under the Lights
Just a short drive from Seattle, The Summit at Snoqualmie offers an easily accessible and exhilarating experience, especially after dark.
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The Thrill: With over a dozen lanes and a covered conveyor lift, the Summit Tubing Park is a local favorite for its speed and consistent snow.
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Night Rider: Their evening sessions often feature a 'Tubing Under the Lights' experience with colorful, shifting lights that turn a simple slide into a dazzling, vibrant adventure.
Ready to swap your skis for a EverVenture Snow Tube? Grab your warmest gear, leave your skills at home and prepare for some of the best winter fun the slopes has to offer!
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