Where to go Snow Tubing in Maine
Wondering where to go snow tubing in Maine this winter? Look no further! Here is a list of mountains that offer snow tubing for 2024. I’ve included rates and hours when available, although some locations don’t make snow so it’s always best to call ahead. Note that some locations have height restrictions. Pineland Farms is included at the end of the list because they offer several winter activities and a free sledding hill. Bradbury Mountain is also at the end of the list because, in the past, L.L. Bean has offered free snow tubing (they provided the tubes), although there hasn’t been any mention of whether they will continue the event this year.
Black Mountain of Maine
39 Glover Road, Rumford 207-364-8977
Hours: Select Wednesdays 4pm-9pm, Saturdays & Sundays 12pm-4pm
Rates: $20, includes a tube and no time limit
Lanes: 2 Lift: Towline Groups Welcome: Yes
Additional Info: Riders must be 5 years old, 42″ tall, and able to carry their tube
New Hermon Mountain
441 Newburgh Road, Hermon 207-848-5192
Hours: Call for hours, tubing hours differ from ski hours
Rates: $20 for a 2hr session, includes tube
Lanes: 1 Lift: Towline Groups Welcome: Yes
Additional Info: Riders must be at least 3 years old
Seacoast Adventure
930 Roosevelt Trail, Windham 207-892-5952
Hours: Weekends, holidays, and school vacation weeks; call for details
Rates: $34 for a 2hr session, includes tube. Purchasing tickets in advance online is highly recommended as sessions can sell out.
Lanes: 11 Lift: Carpet Groups Welcome: Yes
Additional Info: Riders must be at least 40″ tall; Night Tubing available with music & lights; Student Night events on select Thursdays from 5-8pm where students pay only $18
Camden Snow Bowl
20 Barnestown Road, Camden 207-236-3438
Hours: Not available at this time
Rates: Not available at this time, tubes included
Lanes: 1 Lift: Handle Tow Groups Welcome: Yes
Additional Info: Riders must be at least 5 years old and 42″ tall
Lost Valley
200 Lost Valley Road, Auburn 207-784-1561
Hours: Satuday & Sunday 10am-3pm and school vacations
Rates: $20 for a 1hr session, tube included, must buy tickets online and pick up pass day of at ticket window
Lanes: 2 Lift: Handle Tow Groups Welcome: Yes
Additional Info: Riders must be at least 42″ tall
Bigrock Mountain
37 Graves Road, Mars Hill 207-425-6711
Hours: 9am-4pm
Rates: Not available at this time, tubes included
Lanes: 1 Lift: Handle Tow Groups Welcome: Yes
Additional Info:
Pineland Farms– Sledding Hill
15 Farm View Drive, New Gloucester 207-688-6599
Hours: Daily from dawn to dusk
Rates: Free, bring your own sled or rent one for $5 for the day
Lanes: 1 Lift: None Groups Welcome: Yes
Additional Info:
Bradbury Mountain State Park
528 Hallowell Road 207-688-4712
Hours: Weekends in January and February; *see Additional Info below*
Rates: Free, tubes included
Lanes: 1 Lift: None Groups Welcome: Yes
Additional Info: L.L. Bean has partnered with the state park for the past two winters to offer free snow tubing, tubes included. There has been no announcement yet if they plan to continue for the 2024 season.
What to Wear
Now that you know where to go snow tubing in Maine it’s time to get everyone together and head out! Dressing in layers with polyester as your base layer is highly recommended. Polyester is wicking, dries fast, and won’t make you cold if you sweat. Water-resistant outer layers, especially gloves, are best for snow tubing. Heavy snow boots and thick wool socks work best to keep your feet warm, and you can always bring along some hand and toe warmers just in case!