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Snow tubing near Portland, Maine
Seacoast Adventure is a short 17-mile trip from Portland, with New Hampshire's White Mountains and a few in-state Maine hills filling out the rest of the list.
- 17 mi to the closest park
- 4 within 60 miles
- 7 with night tubing
- 3 with a lift back up
Distances are straight-line miles from central Portland, Maine; driving is usually 20–40% longer. Parks span Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Vermont.
- From $35
- From $49
Black Mountain of Maine
Rumford, ME · 66 mi straight-line
- 2 lanes
- Tow-rope lift
- Night tubing
- Walk-up OK
- Age 5+
- From $49
Nashoba Valley Ski Area
Littleton, MA · 98 mi straight-line
- 18 lanes
- Tow-rope lift
- Night tubing
- Reservations required
- Age 6+
- From $29
Blue Hills Ski Area
Canton, MA · 109 mi straight-line
- Lift back up
- Night tubing
- Walk-up OK
- 42" min height
- From $10
Portland has one nearby standout in Seacoast Adventure, then a spread of New Hampshire and in-state Maine hills within about an hour and a half.
Closest: Seacoast Adventure
Seacoast Adventure, 17 miles from Portland, offers night tubing with a 40-inch minimum height, running $35 per person with combo pricing for a child and adult pair.
White Mountains detour: King Pine, Cranmore, Gunstock
Between 44 and 56 miles, King Pine Ski Area, Cranmore Mountain Resort, and Gunstock Mountain Resort sit just over the New Hampshire line. Cranmore’s age-3 minimum with tandem tickets makes it a solid pick for families with younger kids.
In-state Maine: Black Mountain and Camden Snow Bowl
Black Mountain of Maine (66 miles) and Camden Snow Bowl (68 miles) are the closest all-Maine options. Black Mountain lists 2 lanes and Camden doesn’t publish a lane count, so check ahead if you’re worried about lines. Neither publishes online pricing, so plan to buy tickets in person. For general trip prep, see our what-to-bring guide.
Frequently asked questions
What is the closest snow tubing to Portland, Maine?
Seacoast Adventure in Windham, Maine is the closest park we track, about 17 miles from Portland, Maine in a straight line. Drive time depends on route and weather.
Is there night tubing near Portland, Maine?
Yes. 7 of the parks on this list offer evening sessions under lights, including Seacoast Adventure, Cranmore Mountain Resort, Gunstock Mountain Resort. Night hours usually run on weekends and holidays; check each park's schedule.
Which park near Portland has the most lanes?
Nashoba Valley Ski Area, about 98 miles from Portland, lists 18 lanes, the most on this list, followed by Ski Ward with 12. The Maine hills are smaller: Black Mountain of Maine lists 2 lanes, and Camden Snow Bowl doesn't publish a lane count.
Is there a walk-up option near Portland with no reservation?
Black Mountain of Maine, 66 miles out, sells tickets day-of at the window with no advance booking. Camden Snow Bowl also lists no reservation requirement.
See everything on the full tubing map, or browse other cities and planning guides.