In New Hampshire, the winter can grow awfully long if you hide from the elements inside – especially if you have energetic young children. That’s why we’ve all learned to bundle up, deal with a little chill, and enjoy all of the fun that the season has to offer. And what could be more fun than snow tubing in New Hampshire at an incredibly scenic place? Let’s see what’s in store at Great Glen Trails:
At the base of Mount Washington, you can find Great Glen Trails, an outdoor recreation center that offers snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and snow tubing in New Hampshire.
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We think it’s the best place with the best tubing hills in New Hampshire. There is plenty of ground to cover and slopes that’ll get you going without being too intense for the younger members of your family.
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Conveniently close to North Conway, this is the perfect place to bring the whole family for a day of winter fun.
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This is the kind of pure, old-fashioned New Hampshire fun that you remember from your own childhood, and it’ll keep your kids entertained for hours (even in the absence of screens!).
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Be prepared for a good workout - you’ll have to walk back up the hill each time you want to come down! But it’s still one of the best places for snow tubing in New Hampshire.
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If you’re not totally exhausted by tubing, consider taking a ride up to Mount Washington’s tree line on the rugged Snow Coach. Sounds like a perfect end to a perfect day of snow tubing in New Hampshire!
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You can find Great Glen Trails Outdoor Center at 1 Mount Washington Auto Road, Gorham, NH, 03581. For hours and details, visit their website.
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What’s your favorite place for snow tubing in New Hampshire? Please share with us in the comments.
Love getting outside in the winter? Check out this incredible ice skating rink.
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Address: 1 Mt Washington Auto Rd, Gorham, NH 03581, USA
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Snow Tubing In New Hampshire February 05, 2022 Melissa M. Where can I find the largest snow tubing hill in New Hampshire? Gunstock Mountain Resort happens to have the longest snow tubing run in all of New Hampshire. This epic snowy tubing hill is just shy of 1,100 feet and you can expect to go zipping down at full speed for a thrilling ride of your life! Luckily there’s a Magic Carpet that will take you back up to the top so you can tube down again…and again…and again! On top of the snow tubing, you can enjoy both daytime and nighttime skiing, cross-country skiing, and several snowboarding terrain parks at Gunstock. You can read more about the adventures you can have at Gunstock Mountain Resort in this post. Where else can I go snow tubing in New Hampshire? If you enjoy snow tubing (who doesn’t?), then a trip to the Pats Peak Ski Area in Henniker may be in order. Offering both daytime and nighttime snow tubing, you don’t have to rush to get here at opening time. The snow tubing runs are 600 feet long and tubes and helmets are included with the price of admission. Located in Lincoln, Loon Mountain has a 25-story snow tubing hill, so you know that’s going to be a blast! Once you have your fun zipping down the mountain, just take the ski lift back to the top to do it all over again! What are the best ski resorts in New Hampshire? Many of New Hampshire’s beautiful mountains are perfect for skiing but if you want to visit one without the crowds, head to Black Mountain Ski Area. Located in Jackson, Black Mountain offers over 40 trails for some of the best skiing in the area. Bretton Woods is among the most popular ski resorts in the state and offers 60 miles of cross-country skiing trails and 98 trails. That’s a lot of ground to cover!
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Snow Tubing In New Hampshire
February 05, 2022
Melissa M.
Where can I find the largest snow tubing hill in New Hampshire? Gunstock Mountain Resort happens to have the longest snow tubing run in all of New Hampshire. This epic snowy tubing hill is just shy of 1,100 feet and you can expect to go zipping down at full speed for a thrilling ride of your life! Luckily there’s a Magic Carpet that will take you back up to the top so you can tube down again…and again…and again! On top of the snow tubing, you can enjoy both daytime and nighttime skiing, cross-country skiing, and several snowboarding terrain parks at Gunstock. You can read more about the adventures you can have at Gunstock Mountain Resort in this post. Where else can I go snow tubing in New Hampshire? If you enjoy snow tubing (who doesn’t?), then a trip to the Pats Peak Ski Area in Henniker may be in order. Offering both daytime and nighttime snow tubing, you don’t have to rush to get here at opening time. The snow tubing runs are 600 feet long and tubes and helmets are included with the price of admission. Located in Lincoln, Loon Mountain has a 25-story snow tubing hill, so you know that’s going to be a blast! Once you have your fun zipping down the mountain, just take the ski lift back to the top to do it all over again! What are the best ski resorts in New Hampshire? Many of New Hampshire’s beautiful mountains are perfect for skiing but if you want to visit one without the crowds, head to Black Mountain Ski Area. Located in Jackson, Black Mountain offers over 40 trails for some of the best skiing in the area. Bretton Woods is among the most popular ski resorts in the state and offers 60 miles of cross-country skiing trails and 98 trails. That’s a lot of ground to cover!
The OIYS Visitor Center
The OIYS Visitor Center
Gunstock Mountain Resort happens to have the longest snow tubing run in all of New Hampshire. This epic snowy tubing hill is just shy of 1,100 feet and you can expect to go zipping down at full speed for a thrilling ride of your life! Luckily there’s a Magic Carpet that will take you back up to the top so you can tube down again…and again…and again! On top of the snow tubing, you can enjoy both daytime and nighttime skiing, cross-country skiing, and several snowboarding terrain parks at Gunstock. You can read more about the adventures you can have at Gunstock Mountain Resort in this post.
Where else can I go snow tubing in New Hampshire?
If you enjoy snow tubing (who doesn’t?), then a trip to the Pats Peak Ski Area in Henniker may be in order. Offering both daytime and nighttime snow tubing, you don’t have to rush to get here at opening time. The snow tubing runs are 600 feet long and tubes and helmets are included with the price of admission. Located in Lincoln, Loon Mountain has a 25-story snow tubing hill, so you know that’s going to be a blast! Once you have your fun zipping down the mountain, just take the ski lift back to the top to do it all over again!
What are the best ski resorts in New Hampshire?
Many of New Hampshire’s beautiful mountains are perfect for skiing but if you want to visit one without the crowds, head to Black Mountain Ski Area. Located in Jackson, Black Mountain offers over 40 trails for some of the best skiing in the area. Bretton Woods is among the most popular ski resorts in the state and offers 60 miles of cross-country skiing trails and 98 trails. That’s a lot of ground to cover!
