easy
1 hour
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal physical exertion required beyond getting on/off the tube.
Experience the thrill of tubing at Hanson Hills Recreation Area in Grayling, Michigan, where fun meets winter excitement. Glide down snowy slopes and warm up by the firepit in this perfect family-friendly outing.
One Hour • No children permitted under 4 years old.
Experience the thrill of tubing at Hanson Hills Recreation Area! Perfect for all ages, this one-hour adventure lets you glide down the slopes and enjoy the excitement of being towed back up for another ride. With food concessions and a warming firepit, it's a memorable winter outing for everyone!
1 hour
Tubing at its finest is what you will find at Hanson Hills Recreation Area. Adjacent to our ski slopes, this fun-filled activity is perfect for children and adults alike. Take an exhilarating ride down the slope on a tube where you will end up at the base of the hill right next to the tow rope where you will be towed back to the top to do it again! After your one hour session you will be hooked!
For Safety we ask that Children must be at least four years old to be permitted on tube hill. All tubers must be able to ride the tow line in their own tube and tube down the hill by themselves.
Dress accordingly for the weather. We recommend tubers wear snow pants, gloves, and goggles.
Temperatures can drop quickly, so dressing in layers helps you stay comfortable while tubing.
Keep your hands dry and warm for a better grip on your tube handles throughout your rides.
Sessions fill up fast, especially on weekends and holidays, so plan to arrive early for the best experience.
While tubing is safe, younger children should be closely monitored for safety on the slopes and during lift rides.
Hanson Hills Recreation Area was developed as a multi-season outdoor destination supporting local tourism and winter sports since the early 2000s.
Efforts at Hanson Hills focus on sustainable trail maintenance and minimizing environmental impact while providing recreational opportunities.
Keeps you warm and dry during tubing sessions on cold snow-covered slopes.
winter specific
Provide traction and protect feet from cold, wet snow while walking around the hill.
winter specific
Helps retain body heat and keeps your head comfortable in chilly conditions.
winter specific
Protects exposed skin from sun glare reflecting off the snow.
winter specific