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Snow tubing is a fun and safe way to enjoy the thrills of snowy hills, offering outdoor excitement for the whole family. There are plenty of elevated snow mounds and peaks to discover, regardless of your geographical location in the province.
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So, make the most of winter and explore snow tubing in Ontario.
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River Valley Golf Course & Winter Tube Slide
Address: 4725 1 Line, St. Marys
Cost: $35 to $40
Boler Mountain
Enjoy thrilling rides this winter by snow tubing at Boler Mountain. The ski resort offers three tubing runs that reach speeds of up to 70 kilometres an hour. Soar ten stories high and delight in sliding down hills of varying difficulty.
Address: 689 Griffith St, London
Cost: $29 to $36
Chicopee Tube Park
This popular amusement park in Kitchener provides 90-minute snow tubing sessions during the winter season. Choose to slide down various hills and check out their restaurant. Warm up with toasty drinks and hearty meals to elevate your tubing experience.
They also offer night tubing.
Address: 1600 River Rd E, Kitchener
Cost: $34 + HST
Mount Chinguacousy
Donald M. Gordon Chinguacousy Park features various winter activities, including a snow tube hill. Admission allows for three options: six, twelve, or eighteen runs. You can also arrange a tubing party for a group, which provides access to the resort’s party room.
Address: 9050 Bramalea Road, Brampton
Cost: starting at $13.94
Tube & Terrain Park at the ROC
Winter enthusiasts of all ages will enjoy this expansive playground that offers exciting snow tubing down a four-lane hill. No matter how much powder is on the ground, the snow-making abilities at the Roc will ensure a safe visit. Admission includes two hours of tubing and the use of the chair lift.
Credit: Town of Georgina
Address: 26479 Civic Centre Road, Keswick
Cost: $30/ two hours of tubing
Lakeridge Ski Resort
Just outside of Uxbridge, you can enjoy two hours of unlimited tubing at Lakeridge Ski Resort. Choose from individual visits or arrange a group tubing event with their packages for birthdays and other special events.
Address: 790 Chalk Lake Rd, Uxbridge
Cost: $35 + HST & up
Blue Mountain
Visit the Hike and Tube area of Blue Mountain for exhilarating thrills down these popular slopes. Admission includes one hour of tubing, as well as a tube rental. This is an excellent introduction to the hills of Blue Mountain and is perfect for those who don’t ski or snowboard.
Address: 150 Jozo Weider Blvd, Unit AW1, The Blue Mountains
Cost: $31.31 to $37.37
Horseshoe Resort
Named Ontario’s longest snow tubing hill, the Horseshoe Resort offers snow tubing adventures. Ride up their Magic Carpet Lift and soar from thrilling heights down powdery winter hills. While not mandatory, helmets are recommended and available for rent, with an additional fee.
Address: 1101 Horseshoe Valley Rd W, Barrie
Cost: $26 to $49
Snow Valley Ski Resort
Since 1952, Snow Valley Ski Resort has provided various skiing and snow tubing runs. Open seven days a week during the peak winter season, the family-friendly resort offers snow tubing via three lifts where guests can cascade down powdery hills over ten stories high.
Address: 2632 Vespra Valley Rd, Minesing
Cost: $27 to $56
Mount Jamieson Resort
Located in Timmins, Mount Jamieson Resort offers both day and night tubing, with evening bookings allowing two hours of tubing fun. You can also purchase additional time with a 1-hour daytime tubing ticket. For night tubers, the kitchen will stay open until 9:00 pm so that you can enjoy an evening snack after tubing runs.
Address: 5050 Kamiskotia Rd, Timmins
Cost: $17.99 to $22.99
Mount Baldy Ski Area
Located only 20 kilometres from the heart of Thunder Bay, Mount Baldy Ski now has snow tubing available. Enjoy warming up at their nearby cafe to enjoy a hot beverage or snack, offering beautiful mountain views at the ski hill hailed as ‘the best tubing in North America.’
Address: 375 Mount Baldy Rd, Shuniah
Cost: $20
Loch Lomond Ski Area
Loch Lomond is a well-known winter destination that is only a ten-minute drive from the core of Thunder Bay. The area offers three chair lifts and hills that range from beginner to advanced. Tubing is available; you can choose from day, group, or multi-use passes.
Address: 1800 Loch Lomond Rd, Thunder Bay
Cost: $25 per person
