Six lanes at 10,000 feet about an hour from Denver, with a covered conveyor and timed online tickets; walk-ins pay extra.
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$25-45 depending on day; buy online early as spots sell out fast
Rough cost for a family of four: about $100.00 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.
Echo Mountain Tubing Hill sits at about 10,000 feet near Idaho Springs, roughly an hour from Denver, with views of the Continental Divide. It has six lanes and a covered conveyor lift, so the ride back up is easy.
Tickets are the thing to plan. The official page says reservations are required and must be made online in advance; walk-in guests pay an extra fee and get space only if it’s available. Our record says prices run from $25 to $45 depending on the day and that spots sell out fast, so confirm the rate for your date. Each admission covers one hour, and additional hours can be bought onsite at a discount.
On arrival, get there 30 minutes early and look for the Tubing Tickets sign. Riders must be at least 36 inches tall, and only one person can ride per tube, with no lap riding no matter how small. The page recommends layers, waterproof gloves and snow boots, and lists helmets and other gear as rentals.
The season runs roughly December through March depending on weather. The closest alternatives are in Fraser, about 16 miles away, which accepts walk-ups.
Book online early, since the record notes spots sell out fast and prices shift by day ($25 to $45). Cheaper days are the ones to target.
One 1-hour session plus 30 minutes to arrive and check in; extra hours can be added onsite at a discount.
Anyone planning to show up without a ticket, since walk-ins pay an extra fee and depend on space; also anyone hoping to share a tube, because it's one person per tube, no lap riding.
Fraser Tubing Hill, Colorado Adventure Park and Coca-Cola Tube Hill are all about 16 miles away in the Winter Park area.
Reservations are required online in advance. Walk-in guests are charged an extra fee and get space only if it's available.
All guests must be at least 36 inches, with no minimum age stated.
One hour, and you can buy additional hours onsite at a discounted rate.
December 21 – March 29. By reservation.
Tubing starts at $25 per person. $25-45 depending on day; buy online early as spots sell out fast
Yes — this park requires reservations rather than walk-up tickets. Book ahead, especially for a weekend or holiday slot.
Minimum height is 36 inches.
We track 12 tubing hills in Colorado. At $25 a head this one sits below the state median of $30, undercutting 6 of the 8 paid parks we track here.
It runs 6 lanes against a state average of about 5, so it is broadly typical for the state.
uncovercolorado.com
Checked September 2026.