Snow Tubing Park 

Snowflex® is a high-performance polymer composite surface designed to mimic real snow for skiing, snowboarding and tubing. Unlike natural snow, Snowflex doesn’t require grooming and remains usable year-round thanks to a misting system that keeps the surface slick and speedy.

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Yes — the Snowflex tubing hill at Wolfe Mountain is designed for participants aged 3 and up. Children ages 3-6 must be accompanied by an adult, and no lap-riding is allowed (each rider must be in their own tube). The surface is softer to fall on than hard-packed snow, making it a safer alternative for families.

Speeds vary based on rider weight, tube type and slope conditions, but typical tubing runs on Snowflex surfaces at other locations report top speeds of around 15-30 mph. At Wolfe Mountain, the 400 ft x 60 ft slope allows multiple tubes to run simultaneously, maximizing the thrill.

No — that’s one of the major advantages of Snowflex®. Because it uses a polymer surface and misting system rather than actual snow, tubing at Wolfe Mountain is available year-round, regardless of natural snowfall.

Answer: For tubing at Wolfe Mountain’s Snowflex hill:

• Minimum age: 3 years old.

• Children ages 3-6 must be accompanied by an adult.

• Each rider must have their own tube; lap rides are not permitted.

• Some locations set maximum weight limits or health-related participation requirements — check with the park before your visit.

• Closed-toe shoes are required.

• Pull back long hair and wear casual athletic attire (pants/long sleeves are recommended if sliding on bare skin might happen).

• Be aware: The polymer surface can be more abrasive than snow, so covering knees/elbows helps to avoid “carpet-burn.”

At Wolfe Mountain’s Snowflex tubing run, a “magic carpet” style lift (or conveyor) returns riders to the top of the slope, so you can enjoy multiple runs without tiring out.

Because Snowflex doesn’t rely on natural snow, weather cancellation is less likely. However, extreme conditions (lightning, unsafe surface, etc.) may still cause changes. It’s wise to check for any notifications or policy updates before your scheduled time.

Generally, no. For safety and to protect the Snowflex surface, most parks require the use of their provided tubes. Visitors should verify the policy at Wolfe Mountain directly.

Yes! Wolfe Mountain’s Snowflex® tubing hill operates all year long — no snow or cold weather required. Whether you visit in the heat of summer or the heart of winter, the synthetic slope stays slick, cool, and ready for your next adventure.