A renovated North Country park with a 550-foot conveyor and a neon night session; book online ahead of time.
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Titus Mountain is a family ski center in Malone, near the Canadian border, and its tubing park is the newly renovated part of the operation. Riders are carried back to the top by a 550-foot conveyor lift that the resort describes as one of the nicest in the North Country, so there is no hiking. Lanes are groomed, and the record lists day tubing plus Neon Night Tubing, where thousands of LED lights pulse and change with the music.
Booking is the thing to plan around. Titus says tickets must be bought online in advance, so treat this as a book-first park rather than a show-up-and-see one. The rules are firm: one person per tube, only Titus tubes, no ski or snowboard boots in the tubing area, and reckless riders lose their tickets. Children under 42 inches can share a double tube with an adult. The resort also notes that the night session has no strobes but does have flashing lights and quick movement, which matters for sensory-sensitive guests.
The nearest alternative is Hard’Ack Recreation Area, about 57 miles away. For more on evening sessions, see our night tubing guide.
Pick the Neon Night session if you want the LED light show and music; day sessions suit younger kids. Tickets are sold online in advance.
Sessions vary; plan on the full ticketed session plus time to check in and warm up. Confirm length when you buy.
Anyone who wants to walk up and buy a ticket, or to ride two to a tube; tickets are online-only in advance and it is one person per tube.
Hard'Ack Recreation Area in Saint Albans, Vermont is the nearest listed park at about 57 miles, a long drive for a day trip.
Double tubes are available for children under 42 inches, who ride with an adult. Riders 42 inches and up use single tubes.
Not generally. Titus says one person per tube with no exceptions, other than the double tubes for children under 42 inches with an adult.
Yes. Titus says tickets must be purchased online in advance to reserve your spot.
Current-season dates had not been published when we last checked. Check with the park before driving out — tubing seasons shift with the weather.
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
Minimum height is 42 inches.
We track 20 tubing hills in New York. The park has not published a price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
One caveat worth repeating: this park had not published its current-season dates when we last checked, while 2 of the 20 parks we track in New York had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as a prior season's until the park confirms it.
This park hasn't published a street address we could confirm — the link above uses its coordinates instead.
titusmountain.com
Checked September 2026.