Snow tubing hill with groomed white snow lanes and smiling family tubers
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Leland High Sierra Snowplay: Sierra Nevada Tow-Lift Snow Tubing & Kiddie Hill

Visit on your scheduleNov 26 – Apr 11 · 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM · Thu–Mon 10:00 AM–5:00 PM (open 7 days during Christmas & February holiday weeks; closed Tue–Wed off-peak); snow dependent

Leland High Sierra Snowplay Resort34033 Leland Meadow Rd, Strawberry, CA 95375 · 135.6 mi approx. from San FranciscoDirections

All ages; children 2 and under free; riders 44" and taller can ride the upper tow-rope runs; kids under 44" use the lower Kiddie Hill

From $41Weekdays: $41 (over 44" big hill), $29 (under 44" kiddie hill); Weekends/holidays: $59 (big hill), $31 (kiddie hill); kids 2 & under free; lodge spectator entry free; tubes included

About this adventure

Nestled in Tuolumne County off Highway 108 near Sonora Pass (~2.5 to 3 hours east of the Bay Area), Leland High Sierra Snowplay is Northern California's largest dedicated winter snow play park. Spanning 12 groomed acres at an elevation of 6,300 feet, the resort features dedicated mechanical tow lifts that pull tubers effortlessly back up to the summit of thrilling 60-foot drop tubing lanes. For families with younger children, a dedicated lower 'Kiddie Hill' serviced by a gentle Magic Carpet conveyor lift lets kids under 44 inches ride pint-sized tubes safely. Warm up inside the 4,000-square-foot day lodge featuring a stone fireplace, hot chocolate and burger grill, spotless restrooms, and a large sun deck for non-sliding spectators (spectator viewing is free). Tubes are provided with admission; parking is free on-site.

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