Snow Tubing | Sharp Park

Snow Tubing at Sharp Park

Sharp Park is a truly unique snow tubing hill. Lower slopes are gradual and suitable for very young children. Children riding in parents’ laps is encouraged. Older children and adults can enjoy a thrilling ride down one of our snow tube chutes or the plunge. Check out the videos below.

Gift certificates are available (5 tubes for the price of 4 if purchased pre-season by 12/15/24). Call us at (802) 879-3507.

CURRENT CONDITIONS:

We will need 6 inches of snow to open.

Stay tuned.

Updated 11/12/24

And check out these videos taken on Christmas Eve 2021.

Snowtubing 2021

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2 Chutes, double the fun!

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Son of Chute

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Pretty in pink (snowpants!)

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Going...Going...Gone!

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HOURS OF OPERATION

We will need 6 inches of snow to open. Hope to see you soon.

FEES

Parking fee $10 per car (for plowing).

Bring your own sliding devices and that’s all you pay. It’s our local discount. Helmets are still required on children under 18 years old even with your own equipment. They are free to use. Check in with us before sliding.

We also rent snow tubes for $25 each.

There is no time limit on the use of the snow tube.

We have 80 snow tubes now so no reservations are required, but we ask groups of 8 or more to contact us in advance. The chutes are designed for snow tubes. Sleds and saucers can be used in the chutes but they require considerable skill to control. Snow tubes require no skill. You are along for the ride.

ALL SLIDING IS AT YOUR OWN RISK. Helmets are recommended for everyone.

ALL CHILDREN UNDER 18 MUST WEAR A HELMET. Bring your own helmet or use one of ours free of charge.

We don’t make snow and Sharp Park has no lifts. It is a walk-up site. It is essential to check on current conditions in the red box above on our website before leaving home. The warming barn is open for hot chocolate, drinks and snacks.

Check out this article about Sharp Park published in Seven Days on February 16, 2022.

Also this article in the Milton Independent on January 17, 2022.

Check out these videos of

snow tubing down the original chute in 2020.