snow tubing

After years of winter fun, New York’s longest snow tubing runs at Maple Ridge are officially gone.

Peek n Peak Resort brings a high-energy twist to snow tubing with Lunar Lights Nights. Slide down seven LED-lit lanes pulsing to music and ride the Magic Carpet Lift back to the top.

After 60+ years, Four Seasons Golf & Ski Center in Fayetteville is closing Nov. 15, ending decades of skiing, snowboarding, mini-golf, and family fun in Central New York.

Say goodbye to snow tubing this season at one popular park in Upstate New York.

There are several mountains and hills throughout New York state to go snow tubing this winter, including some with night tubing, colored lights, and music.

A new, national ranking claims New York has some of the best sledding spots in the entire country.

Forget the skis and snowboards—this winter, take your ride down the mountain under a dazzling array of lights that pulse to the beat of the music.

Forget the skis and the snowboards. Tube down the mountain at night this winter under colored lights that pulse to the beat of the music.

The longest snow tubing runs in New York aren't at Hunter Mountain, where everyone thinks. They are actually in Upstate New York.

Who's ready for some Cosmic Tubing on the longest mountain tubing adventure in the Northeast?

Upstate New York is home to the longest snow tubing runs and they are only an hour away from Utica.

The largest snow tubing park is just a short road trip from Utica. The resort features 42 lanes for snow tubing, and nighttime Galactic Tubing, with LED lights for the ultimate tubing experience.