Is Wilmot Mountain open for tubing?

Wilmot Mountain Snow Tubing-Closed. Grab your Winter gear and bring the whole gang for the best family adventure around. Snow Tubing has quickly become one of the fastest growing Winter activities and it is easy to see why.

Is Wilmot closed?

Wilmot Mountain historically has opened anywhere from late November to Early December. We have historically closed mid March. However, every season is different based on the weather.

Does Wilmot make their own snow?

Wilmot started making their own snow in 1952 using Joe Tropiano snow machines, basically a lawn watering device with heaters to prevent freezing. Today they use a combination of older and new, high-tech snow making equipment. Wilmot makes snow whenever the temperature drops low enough, even during hours of operation.

How tall is Wilmot Mountain?

228 m
Wilmot/Elevation

Where is the tubing hill at Wilmot Mountain?

The activity requires no equipment, as Wilmot provides tubes for all riders. The tubing hill is located a half-mile south of the ski mountain, 11931 Fox River Road, and features its own lodge, offering a warm place to enjoy a snack or drink, socialize and watch the action from above.

How tall do you have to be to snow tub at Wilmot Mountain?

Snow tubing is available Monday through Thursday from 4 to 9 p.m., Friday from 4 to 10 p.m. and Saturday, Sunday and holidays from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Individuals must be 42 inches or taller to tube at Wilmot.

How does the Out West program work at Wilmot Mountain?

Finish your season in the mountains. The Out West Program banks up savings for a future trip out west. We’ll knock the value of your local ticket at select western resorts. We reduced all pass prices 20%* to make it easier for everyone to enjoy the mountains.

What’s the best way to contact Wilmot Mountain?

We are experiencing heavy call, email, and social media inquiries. Thanks so much for your patience while we work to respond to all of our guests over the coming days and weeks. Email is the preferred communication method for most Questions and Issues. Check our various FAQ sections for answers as well.