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Snow tubing near Seattle

Summit at Snoqualmie, about 44 miles from Seattle, is the large park here with 15 lanes, and the other four are small hills 64 miles or more away.

  • 44 mi to the closest park
  • 1 within 60 miles
  • 0 with night tubing
  • 1 with a lift back up

Distances are straight-line miles from central Seattle; driving is usually 20–40% longer. Parks span Washington, Oregon.

  1. Summit at Snoqualmie

    Snoqualmie Pass, WA · 44 mi straight-line

    • 15 lanes
    • Lift back up
    • Reservations required
    • 44" min height
    From $46

  2. White Pass Tubing Hill

    Naches, WA · 64 mi straight-line

    • 1 lanes
    • Tow-rope lift
    From $10

  3. Lt Michael Adams Tubing Park

    Leavenworth, WA · 78 mi straight-line

    • 1 lanes
    • Tow-rope lift
    • Walk-up OK
    • Age 4+

  4. Echo Valley Ski & Tubing Area

    Chelan, WA · 99 mi straight-line

    • 6 lanes
    • Tow-rope lift
    • Walk-up OK
    • Age 3+
    From $15

  5. Cooper Spur Mountain Resort

    Parkdale, OR · 155 mi straight-line

    • 2 lanes
    • Tow-rope lift
    From $15

How to choose near Seattle

Summit at Snoqualmie is about 44 miles away with 15 lanes and a magic carpet. It lists $46 on weekdays and $54 on weekends and holidays, a 44-inch minimum height, and reservations as required. It is the practical choice for a day trip.

The other parks are tow-rope hills. White Pass Tubing Hill is about 64 miles out with 1 lane, and Lt Michael Adams Tubing Park in Leavenworth is about 78 miles away with 1 lane, tickets good for 6 runs, and a minimum age of 4.

Farther out, Echo Valley Ski & Tubing Area in Chelan is about 99 miles away with 6 lanes and an all-day ticket, and it lists a minimum age of 3. Cooper Spur in Oregon is about 155 miles out, which is a weekend trip.

Prices change, so confirm on each park’s site. Our tubing with toddlers guide helps with young riders.

Frequently asked questions

What is the closest snow tubing to Seattle?

Summit at Snoqualmie in Snoqualmie Pass, Washington is the closest park we track, about 44 miles from Seattle in a straight line. Drive time depends on route and weather.

What's the cheapest snow tubing near Seattle?

Echo Valley Ski & Tubing Area in Chelan lists $15 for all-day tubing, with children 5 and under complimentary, and Cooper Spur lists $15 per tube on weekends. White Pass lists a $10 price, but it is from 2021, so confirm it.

Do tubing parks near Seattle require reservations?

Summit at Snoqualmie lists reservations as required. Lt Michael Adams Tubing Park and Echo Valley list them as not required, and Lt Michael Adams sells tickets in person only.

See everything on the full tubing map, or browse other cities and planning guides.