After 10 Years, Snow Tubing is Back at this Minnesota Resort

Winter fun will be here before we know it. That means sledding, skiing, snowboarding, and ice skating! Plus, ski hills and resorts around Minnesota will be opening up for some fun winter tubing, too.

There are a few spots around Minnesota that offer winter tubing but there's one spot that hasn't offered tubing in 10 years. Until this winter!

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Snow Tubing in Minnesota

I don't want to put the cart ahead of the horse here so we'll talk more about winter tubing options once winter actually arrives. But in the meantime, I'll give you a bit of a rundown of some of the places that offer snow tubing.

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Buck Hill in Burnsville has tubing, and night tubing, too!

Steeplechase in Mazeppa and Wild Mountain in Taylors Falls are other options. You've also got Spirit Mountain in Duluth and Powder Ridge in Kimball.

Now we can add another back to this list, and that's Afton Alps in Hastings!

Afton Alps is Bringing Back Snow Tubing!

After not offering snow tubing for 10 years, Afton Alps is bringing back their tubing this year, which is super exciting.

They're literally tearing things up and building out the tubing lanes as we speak to build their brand-new Tube Park. There's going to be 10 lanes of tubing and at night they'll have lights and music to tube to!

I haven't seen anything on their Facebook or website about pricing and hours of tubing just yet but I do know that their Epic Passes do NOT count for tubing. Tubing tickets are a separate cost.

I used to ski at Afton Alps when I was in my middle school's ski club, so it's been a while since I've been. I may need to head over there this season, though, for a little tubing AND skiing, probably!