Snow Tubing & Sledding Near LA & OC, Mapped

Erynn:  Take the picturesque tram ride to get to the Mountain Station, which involves over two and a half miles along the Chino Canyon cliffs, to where you can observe the snow below, visit the natural history museum, and more. And once you reach the peak, you can play for hours in the snow, too! Also enjoy the Winter Adventure Center, where families can cross-country ski or snowshoe.

Erynn:  This snow run uses magic carpet lifts (one is even covered) to cart everyone up to enjoy a whole day of tubing fun without tired legs. There's also Night Glow Tubing for the more adventurous!

Erynn:  A combination of natural and man-made snow helps pack the Alpine Slide at Big Bear, and part of the fun is the "magic carpet" ride to the top of the hill! There's also a bobsled experience that starts with a chairlift ride and ends with a quarter-mile long bobsled ride that you control the speed of.

Erynn:  There are skiing and snowboarding adventures to be had at Snow Valley, but this spot is also home to a gentler sledding and snow play area for all ages. You can opt for lift service to the top of the hill, or trek up on your own power!

Erynn:  This tubing park is part of the San Bernardino National Forest and features feet of crisp snow. The elevation is about 6,500 feet, allowing for fresh air and fresh snow. Tubes have a belly strap and handles and tubing is fairly orderly with a per-hour system. Please note, Snowdrift Snow Tubing Park accepts cash only.

Erynn:  Schedule a tubing session at Mt. Baldy's tubing park, which includes a round-trip lift ride on the Sugar Pine chairlift! This park features real snow, of course, because it's located at a higher elevation that receives over 14 feet of snow per year.

Erynn:  Mountain High has sledding and snow tubing at Yeti's Snow Park. Yeti has 10 tubing lanes, a snow play zone, and skiing and snowboarding practice zones.