Snow Tubing at Nashoba Valley Tubing Park (Littleton)

Buy 2-hour tickets online and in advance; the park says snow tubing tickets sell out very fast. A signed release is required, and fresh snow or warm weather can close the park.

About this adventure

Nashoba Valley runs what it calls the largest snow tubing park in New England, on its own hillside with a separate entrance on Great Road in Littleton, apart from the ski trails in Westford. Up to eighteen groomed lanes are served by two lifts, so riders are pulled back up instead of hiking, and the lodge has a snack bar with limited indoor seating plus picnic tables outside for parents taking a break. Every rider must be at least 6 years old or 42 inches tall and rides a tube of their own (one person per tube; linked group runs only when conditions allow), and only the park's tubes may be used. Sessions are sold as 2-hour tickets online and in advance, and the park warns that they sell out very fast. Conditions change with the weather: fresh snow or warm temperatures slow the lanes and can close the park, so check the tubing report before driving out. The 2026-27 season has not opened yet; last winter the park ran Wednesday through Sunday, with longer hours during school break weeks and holidays.