Summer Tubing

There are four lanes located on our main run. There are two long lanes (approx 400 feet long) and two shorter lanes (approx 200 feet long).

To get to the top of our two longer lanes, you will ride the carpet lift up part of the way and walk up a gradual switch-back gravel trail to the top. Your tube will be waiting for you when you get there! It is only a 2-3 minute walk to the top of the longer lanes.

For the two shorter lanes, you will take your tube up the carpet lift with you and the start of the lanes will be just off to the side. 

Closed-toe shoes good for uneven terrain are MANDATORY, and it is recommended that you wear clothing and shoes you do not mind getting a little dirty. The tubes are cleaned regularly but will get dusty and dirty from use.

Helmets are not required, but available for rent at Customer Service for $10 per day if you like. You are also welcome to wear your own helmet while tubing. We recommend a helmet that provides full coverage of the back of the head.

Currently, all tubing tickets must be purchased online in advance to reserve a spot. There are likely to be days that we sell out!

You will have to pick a date and arrival time when you purchase online. Your tubing rides will be valid until the end of that day. You can use them all at once or spread them out and enjoy the area. 

To redeem your online tubing ticket, bring your receipt with the barcode to Customer Service to get your tubing tickets. There are no refunds for unused tubing tickets.

Tubing tickets can be purchased up until the end of the September Long weekend. 

We are more than happy to change the date on your ticket if you cannot make it to your scheduled tubing session. Please email us at [email protected] with your preferred new date. If you do not have a date in mind, we will provide you a credit on your account to use later. There are no refunds available. Tickets purchased online during the season must be used by the closing date of that current summer season. Tubing tickets cannot be transferred to future seasons. For details on our full Refund Policy, please click here.

To ride in the Tube Park, riders must be at least 4 years old & 42 inches tall. Tube riders must be able to carry their own tube or have a parent carry both tubes. We do not allow lap riding - only one person per tube.

We have 2 short lanes which are open to those at least 4 years old & 42 inches tall. The 2 longer lanes are open to those that are at least 7 years old & 42" tall. 

Due to the weight of the tubes, a parent/guardian will be required to help any children 4-6 years old, or anyone that cannot carry the tube on their own. Parent/Guardians who are helping a child will require a (FREE) lift ticket which can be picked up at Customer Service. These tickets will allow you to help your child but will not provide access to participate in the tubing. One parent/guardian ticket per child.

Only one person is allowed in a tube. All riders must be able to ride and carry the tube independently. We will allow trains of 2 tubes maximum per lane, which will be at the sole discretion of Tubing Staff. 

The long lanes can reach speeds over 40 km/hour, but that will vary based on conditions and the weight of the rider. If conditions change (eg. rain) and the lanes speed up, we have the ability to adjust the braking mats or close the lanes. We will test all lanes prior to re-opening after any change in conditions. Lanes are tested at the start of every day before opening.

Yes, the cafeteria will be open. We have a variety of your winter favorites and some exciting new summer specials. We are proudly serving High Horse Coffee and Town Square Brewing beverages. We have tables available both inside and outside on the deck of our day lodge for you to enjoy a bite to eat. A limited number of microwaves are also available.

No backpacks, bags or purses are allowed on the tubing lanes. Cubbies and lockers will be available inside the Day Lodge. Please note, Rabbit Hill does not recommend leaving valuables unattended in cubbies or inside vehicles. Rabbit Hill is not responsible for any guest belongings stolen from a cubby or a guests vehicle.

All phones and GoPros must be body mounted to use to take photos or videos while you are tubing. It is required that you hold on with both hands.

Spectators may take photos from the patio area or from behind the fencing. For safety reasons, spectators are not allowed on the hill or along the sides of the lanes.

Drones are not permitted at Rabbit Hill at any time.

You can watch from our new deck while enjoying some refreshments. If you wish to gain access to the tubing area, you must have a valid tubing ticket. For your safety, anyone in the tubing must have appropriate footwear as there is uneven ground. 

We do offer group pricing for birthday parties starting at 10 guests. Enjoy some tubing as well as use the lodge and deck area. We will have our cafeteria open, but you are also welcome to bring your own food with you. (No BBQ’s or cooking on site permitted)

Yes, We will have options for schools field trips and larger groups to book tubing! More information is available here!

Yes, dogs are allowed in outdoor spaces (including the patio) at Rabbit Hill during the summer months. Dogs MUST be in control on a leash, or in a carrier at all times. You are responsible for cleaning up after your pet. Please do not bring any pet with you that may not be good with other dogs or people, we want everyone to enjoy their experience! No pets will be allowed in the main lodge, with the exception of certified service dogs.