Snow Tubing Down Adventure Mountain

High elevations, snow-capped mountains, and awesome snow tubing!

Last updated: Jan 2024
  • Kids-$15; Adults-$20

Description

Life is good on a tube. Life is even better snow tubing down Adventure Mountain in South Lake Tahoe! Not only does this destination have the most amount of snowfall in the Tahoe Basin, it also is the highest tubing destination around! Elevated 7,400 feet to be exact! Bring the family down for the ultimate snow tubing experience. Grab your snow gear and get to sliding down the snowy mountain escape for plenty of laughs and plenty of fun! There are designated tubing areas and snow play areas so don't be surprised if you catch a couple of snowmen hanging around. Pack a lunch or grab a bite at The Mountainside Cafe to refuel for the snow-capped memories made here at Adventure Mountain. 

Perfect for

For solo
For two
For groups
For families with kids
For parents and grownups
Outdoorsy
Exciting

Good to know

$
Rental
First come, first serve
Few hours
Onsite parking

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Itinerary

  1. Arrive at Adventure Mountain
  2. Put on your snow gear, grab your tubes, and begin tubing
  3. Slide down the mountain with snow tubing bliss
  4. Make a snowman in the snow
  5. Have a tubing competition to see who slides to the finish line the fastest
  6. Take snowy pictures
  7. Refuel after a tubing session well done with good eats at The Mountainside Cafe

Location & Hours

21200 Hwy 50 South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150

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Working Hours

Mon 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Tue 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Wed 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Thu 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Fri 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Sat 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Sun 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM

Packing List

  • snow pants and jacket
  • gloves/mittens
  • layers of clothing
  • snow boots
  • warm hat
  • helmet
  • sunscreen

 4.2  ● Google reviews

  • Daniel

    7 months ago

    First of all, this place charges at least $20 for parking. It is a sledding area, but the price seems somewhat high considering there isn’t even a machine to pull the tubes up the hill. If you go to the left, there is a hiking area. On days with a lot of snow, people can sled there instead. However, there is a sign saying not to sled. I’m not sure whether it’s because they want people to use the paid sledding area or because it might be dangerous.
  • Giann

    7 months ago

    first time here and it won’t be the last, quite pricy at $40 per adult but you get what you pay for. Good stuff.
  • Mahalakshmi Muralikrishnan

    7 months ago

    This is a very popular, family-friendly, high-elevation, diverse and groomed tubing activity. You get to experience outstanding and stunning snowy scenic views of the Tahoe basin. There are great, varied, and fast slopes for all ages. The staff here are friendly and helpful. There is no lift or conveyor belt to take you back up the slope. You have to walk up.
  • Esmeralda Aguilar-Miranda

    7 months ago

    Have been here two years in a row and we highly enjoy it for the kids! Lots of parking- need to pay for that! And then you pay for also using the snow area which can be quite expensive for 2 hours but they have bathrooms! And some snow gear to buy if you forget anything at home
  • Mindy Nguyen

    a year ago

    Been to much better places. It's also more expensive than the other locations I have been too. Parking is 20$ Tubing is in session of 2 hours we only lasted 37 minutes as you have to carry your own tub up the hill. I think that would help a lot of they had stairs or something to assist going back up. The last one I went to had a conveor belt to take you back up. Hills are not that steep that we stop mid way. Wish it was steeper and longer. We wouldn't come back here again. Expensive I don't mind, but wasn't fun and super exhausting. My kids was super excited on the way, but then stopped after 40 minutes. We had more fun throwing snow balls at each other when we first entered the park. We wanted to go to Hansen's, but they were closed for the season, and had no other choice. The kids enjoyed the snow though, so that was the one positive.

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Rules & Safety

Resort Entrance Fee:

Weekdays-$40/vehicle

Weekends and Holidays-$45/vehicle

Rental helmets- $10

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