fraser tubing hill

We were in Winter Park to ski and decided to go tubing at the Fraser Tubing Hill. My husband started tubing there as a child. We had a fabulous time. Our daughter laughed and giggled the entire time. How nice it was to have a lift pulling us up the hill rather than hiking, pulling the tube and carrying our 4YO! There are two side by side competing tubing hills. Fraser Tubing Hill is the long time local hill.

Came here second day for acclimation of altitude instead of skiing..glad we did. The kids loved it . Way steeper and faster than what we have in virginia and recommend helmets with face covering as it is very fast and cold. Thanks ski brokers for recommending. Had a great time .

This place is a lot of fun for all ages!! Very nice that you do not have to carry tube back up the hill! We will be back, this time we will bring our daughter!

This is for the Historic Fraser Tubing Hill (just to clarify). As you approach the Y in the road you go left up an incline for parking. We were in Winter Park over MLK weekend and used Saturday (around noon-ish) as an "off day" from skiing. For the families, the tubing hill is very steep so a helmet/goggles would be highly recommended. We unfortunately got stuck in a snow drift trying to park and one of the parking attendants came over with a shovel and helped us out. This was our first taste of the friendly and helpful attitude of the employees. Credit Cards are not accepted - so make sure you have plenty of cash. One hour of tubing was plenty for this family.The location is rustic (ie porta-potties) but we enjoyed lots of family fun while we were there. The people running the check in were very helpful and moved us through the process as quickly as possible. There is a short safety video you watch before getting the tube. Then just find an open spot and take a leap of faith. There are 2 employees at the base of the hill reminding riders to "look uphill" for people coming down. We did see one person ejected from their tube mid-hill . Luckily it was an adult and they were not hurt. It is a thrilling ride (very steep). When the ride is done it is a short walk (look uphill first) to a tow rope area where you are pulled back to the top. During our visit Jesse was running one of the tow ropes and was extremely helpful and friendly He chatted everyone up about their trip and provided tips on places to visit. I would say this attraction is quite thrilling for those of us who are used to tubing down a single slide/run at some of the other ski resorts. If you are in the Winter Park / Fraser area I would recommend giving it a try.

The original, best tubing hill in the Fraser Valley. Don't be fooled by the push to go next door. This one is the true best tubing hill in the valley. It has been around for decades. I have fond memories as a child sliding down the hill. Has not changed a bit, and that's for the better. Tons of fun for people of all ages. Give it a try!!

Fun time! $18 for an hour. There are two tubing hills side by side. This is the business on the left. Some reviewers clearly got the 2 businesses confused. This hill does not require helmets. That's Colorado Adventure Park next door that does. Fun hill..seems to be run by a group of friends. Parking is not as good as next door but works.

We actually went twice in one day. Showed up at 3:00p and the parking situation was a mess, people were having to wait quite a while just to get a tube, and the lines for the lifts were long. We bailed out. When we returned at 6:30p, the scene had changed drastically. Not only could we park right next to the building, we got our tubes immediately and were flying down the hill in less than 10 minutes. They have only two options: $18 per person (cash only!) for an hour, or $22 per person (cash only!) for 1.5 hours. We chose 1.5 hours and were glad we did. It was enough time to have individual runs, "chain runs" where we held on to each others' straps, "belly runs", and runs on the left, middle, and right. The left is the highest and arguably the most fun, but I was able to slide all the way to the fence only on the right. Fortunately there are lifts on both sides, so your walk to the lift is quick and easy no matter where you end up. Due to our good gloves, warm boots, balaclavas, and goggles, we were very comfortable playing in temperatures in the 20s.If you go, save $1 per person with a coupon you can get off the Fraser Tubing Hill website.There is confusing signage as you approach the hill, as two hill-tubing competitors sit side-by-side and are not shy about trying to steal each other's customers. Fraser Tubing Hill is reached by staying to the left as you approach the slope, so ignore the "Tubing" sign that points to the right. We have not been to the other tubing place, but from our vantage point it looked very similar.Tubing was so much fun, it's surprising that the "Safety Nazis" haven't found a way to ruin it. Enjoy it while you can!

Marcus was working the bottom of the lift and provided excellent customer service while being outgoing and over the top professional. His friendly attitude and attitude made it a pleasure to visit and I would recommend this attraction to all. We will definitely visit again.

We had a great time Tubing here! We had to wait a bit because it was right after Christmas but the wait was shorter than they quoted and they were hustling to keep things moving. A hard working Staff and a very enjoyable time! Worth every penny and the gorgeous drive.

So for the 1 hour cost we got 4 rides down the hill, one on each of the various levels they offer. We happened in on a perfect day as far as weather goes and the place wasn't crowded at all. I wonder if on a crowded day how many trips you would get, probably more like 3.This particular place requires you to use a helmet that they provide. Helmets are a good idea here too because the slopes are not monitored that we could tell and we did see at least one person's legs taken out by another tuber coming down the hill.It was a blast though.

Not sure which hill this is for, there are 2 tubing hills right next to each other in Fraser. We went to the hill on the left. We had a great time and all the workers were very nice. The parking was rough but didn't ruin the experience. Will go again next time were in town.

When you arrive the parking lot is full, they direct you to park on road. The road was covered in snow so you could not tell where the edge of the road was, and it was so narrow several cars were sliding into the ditch causing vehicle damage and needing a tow to get out. The office was big enough to accommodate about 25 people where they stuff about a hundred people in there elbow to elbow. Office was so tight the kids could not get in, total chose in the office and no organization. To fill out a waiver you had to stand there with no clip board and fill them out on your hand with your own pen that you must carry in your snow suit because they had none. They insist on nickel and dimming you to death with candy display cabinets, instead of taking them out to make room for more people. This place generates a lot of money I assume, but they seem to take it and run, they seem to care little about your comfort or fun. "Staff, fair to lame."I took out of town guests there and I will never return!!!

Had a great time on the tubing hill. The staff is great and makes sure you're safe while still being friendly. We liked the tow where we could sit in our tube and rest before another run. Great day!

The staff was rude and rushed us as soon as we got in the door. They dont accept credit cards, and dont have helmets to rent. I was super nervous about sending my kids down there hill. The guy at the bottom wasnt paying any attention and the ride back up is rough. I wouldnt go back to this place for any reason especially when there's a friendly and safe hill right next door. If your looking for a thrilling experience without the huge risk dont go tubing here!!!

Had a lot of fun with cousins from 7 yr old to 20! Even though the weather was kind of bad we couldn't help ourselves from having fun