Tubing at Woolly's Tube Park

Mammoth Lakes, California

Description

Winter fun for everyone. Groomed lanes and a heated deck.

There probably isn't a more fun way to goof around and play in the snow. And we take it up a notch - skip the hiking, and catch a lift to the top, then bomb down as fast as you dare in one of our high-speed snow tubes. (Children must be 42" to tube.)

Highlights include everything you could be looking for: groomed lanes, a dedicated tube lift, heated deck, hot cocoa, snacks, and adult drinks.

Park & Ride from The VillageCatch a complimentary ride on the Red Line and get dropped off right in front of the tube park. Buses depart every 15 minutes from in front of The Village parking lot.

LocationWoolly's Tube Park & Snow Play Area is located at Shuttle Stop #18 on Minaret Road (SR203) approximately halfway between The Village at Mammoth and Main Lodge.

Hours of Operation*Thursday-Monday, 10am - 5pm (Last ticket sold at 3:45pm)

*Weather, snow and crowd conditions permitting.For more information, please call 760.934.7533.

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