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Snow Tubing in Maine: Top Parks, Family-Friendly Hills & Winter Fun Guide

  • Writer: Gerry Caron
    Gerry Caron
  • 5 days ago
  • 5 min read


Snow Tubing in Maine: Top Parks, Family-Friendly Hills & Winter Fun Guide

Snow Tubing in Maine: Top Must-Visit Snow Tubing Parks This Winter

There’s a reason snow tubing has become one of Maine’s most popular winter activities. Combining the carefree joy of sledding with the heart-pounding rush of a roller coaster ride, snow tubing in Maine delivers high-energy fun for families, friends, and winter adventurers of all ages. With scenic landscapes, groomed lanes, lifts, and winter-ready facilities, Maine offers some of the best snow tubing experiences in New England. Visit Maine


Whether you’re seeking a family-friendly outing, a group adventure, or a unique winter date, these top snow tubing destinations provide thrilling slopes, convenient amenities, and unforgettable winter vibes.


🏂 1. Black Mountain Ski Resort – Rumford, ME

Black Mountain of Maine is one of the state’s most well-known ski areas and also offers snow tubing that complements its winter sports lineup. Riders of all ages can enjoy the winding tubing lanes, scenic mountain views, and winter fun.


📍 Location: 39 Glover Rd, Rumford, ME

📞 Contact: (207) 364-8977


➡️ Tip: Call ahead for snow tubing schedules and to confirm snow conditions—tubing availability can be weather-dependent.


❄️ 2. Seacoast Adventure Snow Park – Windham, ME

One of Maine’s most popular and family-friendly snow tubing parks, Seacoast Adventure features multiple lanes, an express lift, snowmaking, and a lively atmosphere with music and lights during select night sessions.


🎿 Experience Highlights:

  • Up to 10 groomed tubing lanes

  • Carpet or conveyor lift to the top

  • Tubing sessions scheduled by time block

  • Deck House Tavern on-site for food & drinks


📍 Location: 930 Roosevelt Trail, Windham, ME

📞 Contact: (207) 892-5952


Pro tip: Night tubing events with lights and music make this destination extra exciting for teens and adults. Only In Your State


❄️ 3. Camden Snow Bowl – Camden, ME

Perched above Penobscot Bay, the Camden Snow Bowl offers snow tubing with one of the most scenic coastal views in the state. While the tubing area is more old-school (tubers walk back up), the backdrop and winter beauty make it truly special. Travel + Discover Maine


📍 Location: 20 Barnestown Rd, Camden, ME

📞 Contact: (207) 236-3438


❄️ 4. Bradbury Mountain State Park – Pownal, ME

Enjoy free snow tubing at Bradbury Mountain State Park—one of the few spots in Maine where tubing is offered at no cost during select winter sessions, thanks to community and sponsor support.


📍 Location: 528 Hallowell Rd, Pownal, ME

📞 Contact: (207) 688-4712


➡️ Note: Hours and sessions vary—especially for free tubing days—so check ahead. Travel + Discover Maine


❄️ 5. Lost Valley Ski Area – Auburn, ME

Lost Valley is best known as a beginner-friendly ski and tubing area perfect for families and small groups. Its snow tubing park provides a fun and less crowded alternative to larger resort tubing hills. Travel + Discover Maine


📍 Location: 200 Lost Valley Rd, Auburn, ME

📞 Contact: (207) 784-1561


❄️ 6. Big Rock Mountain Resort – Mars Hill, ME

At the edge of northern Maine, BigRock Mountain offers snow tubing in a big-mountain setting with plenty of vertical drop and scenic views. This destination is ideal for families and groups seeking a full winter destination with lodging, dining, and other outdoor activities. Wikipedia


📍 Location: 37 Graves Rd, Mars Hill, ME

📞 Contact: (207) 425-6711


❄️ 7. New Hermon Mountain – Hermon, ME (Bonus Addition)

One of the classic snow tubing spots in Maine, New Hermon Mountain features a 600-foot tubing chute served by a lift, making it perfect for families and kids. This location consistently appears on lists of top Maine tubing destinations alongside resorts and parks.


📍 Location: 441 Newburgh Rd, Hermon, ME

📞 Contact: (207) 848-5192


🧠 Snow Tubing Planning Tips

✨ Book Ahead: Many parks sell limited session tickets online—especially for weekends, holidays, and evening events. seacoastadventure.com

✨ Check Hours & Weather: Tubing hills may operate on limited schedules or require reservations. Visit Maine

✨ Dress Warmly: Tubing can result in gusty wind chills at higher speeds—layer up!✨ Safety First: Many parks have age, height, and safety requirements for riders.


❄️ Extend Your Maine Winter Adventure

While tubing is the star of family winter fun, Maine also has:


  • Skiing & snowboarding at Sugarloaf and Sunday River

  • Ice fishing on Moosehead Lake

  • Snowmobiling on ITS trails through the Highlands

  • Cross-country skiing & snowshoeing in state parks


Pair your tubing day with other winter activities to make your visit a full winter vacation.


🏁 In Closing: The Best Snow Tubing Experiences in Maine

Whether you’re carving down 700-foot tubing lanes, racing friends under LED lights at night, or sliding for free in a state park, snow tubing in Maine delivers excitement for all ages. From family-friendly hills to full-service resort experiences, these top destinations are your ticket to an unforgettable winter adventure.


What to Do in the Moosehead Lake Region & Beyond: Your Complete Guide to Outdoor Adventure & Local Attractions

Planning a trip to the Moosehead Lake region in Maine? You're in for an unforgettable experience packed with adventure, breathtaking natural beauty, and cozy lodging options. From high-adrenaline ATV trails to peaceful paddles on glassy waters, the Moosehead Lake area is a four-season playground perfect for outdoor lovers, families, and anyone looking to unplug and explore.


Want more insider tips? Discover top recommendations at Moose River Lookout, your go-to resource for:

  • 🛶 Boating & paddling routes

  • 🎣 Fishing hotspots

  • 🏕️ Wilderness camping sites

  • 🥾 Trail maps for hiking & nature walks

  • 🍽️ Local dining & shopping recommendations


  • Stay updated with the latest happenings and news in the Moosehead Lake region. Learn more about what to do and where to go in the Moosehead Lake area and beyond.


🏡 Where to Stay: Moose River Lookout – Your Basecamp for Adventure

Rockwood Maine Lodging • Moosehead Lake Cabin Rentals


Located in Rockwood, Maine, Moose River Lookout is the ultimate vacation home rental for adventurers and nature lovers alike. Nestled on the Moose River, this cozy home features:

  • Private Dock with access to Moosehead Lake

  • 3 Bedrooms | 2 Baths | Sleeps 7

  • Free WiFi & TV

  • Backup Generator

  • Easy driveway dual access for trailers, boats, ATVs, & snowmobiles

  • Direct access to ITS66 Snowmobile Trails

  • Year-round availability for summer AND winter sports

  • Perfect home base for skiing, snowmobiling, fishing, and wildlife watching


Whether you're hiking Blue Ridge, casting a line in Moose River, or hitting the snowmobile trails—Moose River Lookout is where your Maine vacation begins.


Ultimate Outdoor Getaway

With direct backyard access to Maine's Interconnected Trail System (ITS66) and a private dock on the river, adventure awaits right outside your door. Whether you're into hiking, golfing, boating, fishing, hunting, skiing, or snowmobiling, you'll find it all just steps away from our doorstep.


Book Your Stay

Experience the ultimate outdoor getaway in the heart of Maine's natural beauty. For inquiries or to make a reservation, please don't hesitate to contact us. We look forward to welcoming you to Moose River Lookout, lodging Rockwood Maine a Vacation Home Rental, on Moose River with access to Moosehead Lake and Mt. Kineo!


Looking at a moose at the top of Mt Kineo from Moose River









Bundle up, pick your favorite tubing park, and get ready to ride, slide, and laugh your way through Maine’s frosty slopes! Visit Maine

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