Snow tubing in the Adirondacks
5 hills that list tubing. Start dates often come later than skiing, so check first.
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- 1,200ftTitus MountainBig mountain, MaloneThree terrain parks and neon night tubing alongside day and night skiing, at the north edge of the region.
- 1,010ftWest MountainBig mountain, QueensburyLit from top to bottom with full snowmaking, the mountain says. Only its five expert glades stay dark.
- 650ftOak MountainSmaller hill, SpeculatorA quad chair, a T-bar and two surface lifts on a 650-foot family hill in the southern Adirondacks.
- 329ftMt. PisgahSmaller hill, Saranac LakeSaranac Lake's village-run hill, where one T-bar serves all six trails and you choose how far up to ride.
- 65ftDynamite HillSmaller hill, ChestertownA free 65-foot beginner hill run by the Town of Chester, with a rope tow and a warming hut.
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Listings checked November 6, 2026.
Snow tubing: questions people ask
Where can you go snow tubing in the Adirondacks?
Titus Mountain, West Mountain, Oak Mountain, Mt. Pisgah and Dynamite Hill all list tubing. Check for reservations and start dates, which often come later than skiing.
Which tubing hill is closest to Watertown?
Oak Mountain in Speculator, about 83 miles from Watertown in a straight line.
Do you need a reservation for snow tubing?
Check with the hill before you drive. Reservations and start dates are worth confirming, and tubing often starts later than skiing.