Six lanes with an automated lift above Duluth, with glow tubing at night and a double-tube option for ages 3 to 5.
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Spirit Mountain Adventure Park sits above Duluth and runs a 6-lane tubing hill with an automated lift, so nobody walks back up. The park’s glow tubing uses lighting meant to echo the aurora, and the record notes free parking and the second-largest vertical drop in the Midwest.
Age rules are unusually flexible. Single tubes need age 5 and 42 inches, and children 3 to 5 ride a double tube with an adult 18 or older. No one under 3 is allowed. Sessions are 2 hours, listed at $25 for day tubing and $29 for glow. Day sessions run weekends in four slots between noon and 5pm, and glow sessions run in the evening, but the page text names both Wednesday to Saturday and Friday and Saturday, so confirm the nights before you book. Buying online guarantees a spot, while walk-up tickets can sell out.
Riders stay seated, hold the handles and skip ski boots. The park says the season ends March 14.
Mont du Lac is about 12 miles away across the bridge. See the night tubing guide for what glow sessions involve.
Day tubing runs weekends in four slots between noon and 5pm, and glow sessions run 5:30-7:30pm or 6-8pm in the evening. The park says the season ends March 14.
One 2-hour session, day or glow
Skip it if you have a child under 3, which the park does not allow, or if you want to show up without booking on a busy day.
Mont du Lac is about 12 miles away in Superior, Wisconsin, if you want a second hill in the same trip.
Single tubes require age 5 and 42 inches. Ages 3 to 5 ride a double tube with an adult 18 or older, and children under 3 are not permitted.
The park listed $25 for a 2-hour day session and $29 for glow tubing. Check current rates.
The park says to purchase online to guarantee a spot. Walk-up tickets are first come, first served and can sell out.
November 20 – March 15. Daily (seasonal).
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
Minimum height is 42 inches. Minimum age is 5.
We track 17 tubing hills in Minnesota. The park has not published a price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
It runs 6 lanes against a state average of about 7, so it is broadly typical for the state.
spiritmt.com
Checked September 2026.