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Cranmore Mountain Resort

📍 239 Skimobile Rd, North Conway, NH 03860🗓 December 21 – March 16🏷 From $49/person
Tow ropeNight tubingMin. age 3

Lift-served tubing at the base of Cranmore in North Conway, with two-hour sessions and Arctic Lights night tubing from late December.

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What you get for the price

snow tubingnight tubingarctic lights

Two-hour sessions; ages 6+ pay $49, ages 3-5 pay $15 (must ride in double tube with paying adult age 18+)

Rough cost for a family of four: about $196.00 at the posted starting rate, before rentals, food, or parking. Many parks sell tubing by the hour or by a fixed session rather than a full-day pass — check the note above for exactly what that price buys.

Our take

Cranmore Mountain Resort’s tubing park sits at the base of the mountain in North Conway and is lift-served with a tow rope. Sessions are two hours, and after dark the resort runs Arctic Lights night tubing, listed for late December through mid-March.

The age pricing is worth understanding before you book. Ages 6 and up are listed at $49, while ages 3 to 5 pay $15 and must ride in a double tube with a paying adult aged 18 or older. Our record’s season dates are from a past winter, so check the resort’s tubing page for the current calendar and rates before you plan the drive.

Two hours is long enough that kids will want a break. Waterproof mittens and a spare pair are the most useful things you can pack,.

For a lower-key alternative, King Pine Ski Area is about 14 miles away, with three lanes and one-hour sessions but no night tubing. Gunstock Mountain Resort is about 39 miles away and also runs night sessions. The night tubing guide explains what to expect after dark.

Planning your visit

Best time to go

Choose an Arctic Lights night session (late December through mid-March per the resort) if you want lit runs. Check the current season dates first.

How long to budget

Plan about 2 hours: sessions are listed as two hours.

Who it suits

Good for

  • Families with kids age 3 to 5, who can ride in a double tube with an adult 18+ for $15
  • North Conway trips paired with other resort activities
  • Arctic Lights night tubing

Skip it if

You want a low price: ages 6 and up are listed at $49 per two-hour session.

Worth pairing with

King Pine Ski Area is about 14 miles away with a smaller three-lane setup; Cranmore is the choice for night sessions and a larger resort.

Common questions

What does it cost?

Ages 6 and up are listed at $49; ages 3 to 5 pay $15. Check current rates.

How can a 3-year-old ride?

Ages 3 to 5 ride in a double tube with a paying adult age 18 or older.

Is there night tubing?

Yes, Arctic Lights night tubing runs late December through mid-March.

When is Cranmore Mountain Resort open?

December 21 – March 16.

How much does Cranmore Mountain Resort cost?

Tubing starts at $49 per person. Two-hour sessions; ages 6+ pay $49, ages 3-5 pay $15 (must ride in double tube with paying adult age 18+)

Is there a minimum age or height at Cranmore Mountain Resort?

Minimum age is 3.

How Cranmore Mountain Resort compares in New Hampshire

We track 5 tubing hills in New Hampshire. At $49 a head this one sits right on the state median of $49.

Other tubing hills near North Conway

Quick facts

SeasonDecember 21 – March 16
Days openNot published
HoursNot published
AdmissionFrom $49
Lifttow rope
LanesNot published
ReservationsNot published
CountyCarroll

Sources

cranmore.com

Checked September 2026.