An 8-lane resort tube park on Top Notch slope with a covered conveyor lift, 1-hour sessions from $32, and kids from 32 inches with an adult.
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$32 weekdays, $36 weekends and holidays, one-hour sessions (official site, checked Sep 2026)
Rough cost for a family of four: about $128.00 at the posted starting rate, before rentals, food, or parking. Many parks sell tubing by the hour or by a fixed session rather than a full-day pass — check the note above for exactly what that price buys.
Top Notch Tube Park is the tubing hill at Boyne Mountain, with 8 lanes and 700-foot runs in our record. The official page describes a covered conveyor lift for the ride back up, which replaces the tow rope our record listed. Ski boots are not allowed in the park, and parking is at the base.
Pricing and sessions changed from what older listings show. The official page lists one-hour sessions from $32 on weekdays and $36 on weekends and holidays, not the $10 hourly rate in our record, so treat any lower number as outdated. Hours are weather permitting, and the page currently shows the park closed for the season. It does not mention night tubing or reservations, so confirm both before you drive.
The height rule helps families with young kids: minimum height is 32 inches, and children who tall can ride paired with an adult who is at least 42 inches, in connected tubes. Our record lists age 5 and up.
Boyne sits among a cluster of Gaylord-area parks. Treetops Resort Extreme Tubing is about 13 miles straight-line and Otsego Resort Tubing about 15 miles. Compare them in our best magic carpet lifts list.
Weekdays, when the official page lists a lower price ($32 versus $36 on weekends and holidays). Operation is weather-permitting, and the page shows the park closed between seasons.
One 1-hour session, with parking at the base
The official page says parking is available at the base.
You want a cheap rate (the page lists $32-36 for a 1-hour session, well above the older $10 figure in our record), or you plan to wear ski boots, which are not allowed in the tube park.
Treetops Resort Extreme Tubing is about 13 miles straight-line and Otsego Resort Tubing about 15 miles, both in Gaylord.
Minimum height is 32 inches. Children 32 inches and taller can pair with adults 42 inches or taller in connected tubes, and our record lists ages 5 and up.
The official page lists $32 on weekdays and $36 on weekends and holidays for one-hour sessions. Our record listed older lower prices, so confirm current rates.
The official page says a covered conveyor lift takes riders back up for more runs. Our record lists a tow rope, which the official page contradicts.
Current-season dates had not been published when we last checked. Check with the park before driving out — tubing seasons shift with the weather.
Tubing starts at $32 per person. $32 weekdays, $36 weekends and holidays, one-hour sessions (official site, checked Sep 2026)
Minimum height is 32 inches. Minimum age is 5.
We track 16 tubing hills in Michigan. At $32 a head this one sits above the state median of $17.
It runs 8 lanes against a state average of about 6, so it is broadly typical for the state.
One caveat worth repeating: this park had not published its current-season dates when we last checked, while 1 of the 16 parks we track in Michigan had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as a prior season's until the park confirms it.
boynemountain.com
Checked September 2026.