Individuals ages 3+ are permitted to tube down the Snowflex® hill.

Children ages 3-6 must be accompanied by an adult. No lap riding is allowed. Each tuber must ride in their own tube.

All participants must wear closed-toe shoes.

Long hair must be pulled back securely.

Casual athletic attire is encouraged.

The Snowflex surface can cause “carpet burn” abrasions on bare skin, so we recommend covering knees and elbows. You can also expect clothing to get damp from the misting system which maintains slope consistency.

That’s perfectly fine! Spectators can observe for free from the picnic area, lodge seating, and lodge deck. Tickets are only needed for those tubing and riding the lift.

No. For safety reasons, and to protect the Snowflex surface, only tubes provided with your ticket are permitted.

Average top speeds are 15-30 mph depending on rider weight, weather conditions, and other factors. It’s a thrilling ride but designed to be safe for ages 3+.

It’s easy! Our convenient lift takes tubers effortlessly back up to the top after each run. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the view on your way up.

All first-time skiers and snowboarders should start on the beginner slope, regardless of experience level. Snowflex handles differently than snow, so newcomers must adapt their technique before attempting steeper slopes.

Free parking is available in our main lot along Dean Ave, north of the lodge. Then, follow the signs to the ticket area.

Yes! If you need to refuel between runs, concessions with snacks and light fare will be available onsite.

In addition to tubing, Snowflex slopes are open for skiing and snowboarding at designated times. Scenic lift rides and lodge rentals are also available. Stay tuned for future expansion news and more recreation activities — coming soon! 

The Snowflex surface provides plenty of cushion and traction for safe tubing.  Our attendants provide supervision. As with any physical activity, there is some inherent risk, but tubing is generally safe, especially with proper precautions.

All participants must wear closed-toe shoes.

Long hair must be pulled back securely.

Casual athletic attire is encouraged.

Sleepy Hollow provides supervision and assistance from trained attendants.

For everyone’s safety, tubers should wait until the lane is clear before starting, and exit promptly after finishing a run.

Yes! All participants or legal guardians must sign our liability waiver before tubing. We recommend completing a waiver online when you purchase tickets. 

Only use an approved snow sports helmet that meets ASTM standards. It should provide full coverage for the head and ears. Never use a bicycle helmet or skateboarding helmet, as these are not designed to protect your head during skiing and snowboarding falls.

Helmets are available for rent at Sleepy Hollow. It is $6 per helmet. Trained staff will help you select and adjust a helmet for the best, safest fit possible.

If you own helmet that meets ASTM standards, you may user your own. However, all helmets may be subject to approval by trained Sleepy Hollow staff.

Trained staff monitor runs and loading areas.

Operators ensure safe intervals between tubers.

Individuals certified in First Aid and CPR Personnel are on-site.

Our staff coordinates with emergency responders.

Safety rules and protocols are enforced.

Thanks to Snowflex technology, Sleepy Hollow is now open year-round. Spring, summer, fall, and winter. You, your friends, and your family can feel the thrill of hitting the slope in every season. 

Memorial Day – Labor Day:

• Wednesday: 4:00 PM – 9:00 PM
• Thursday: 4:00 PM – 9:00 PM
• Friday: 4:00 PM – 9:00 PM
• Saturday: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
• Sunday: 12:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Reservations are strongly recommended to guarantee tube and lift access. Walk-ins are accepted only if capacity allows. Reserve your preferred day and time online on the “Tickets & Passes” page.

Tickets on sale in May. When rates are confirmed and ticket sales open, patrons can choose single session tickets or choose a season pass.

No. Spectators staying in designated viewing areas do not need to purchase a ticket. However, children ages 3-6 must be accompanied by an adult and both persons will need to purchase a ticket.

Tickets are valid for 2 hours of continuous tubing and lift access from start time. We encourage you to arrive 10-15 minutes ahead of your scheduled session to make sure you have plenty of time to check-in, get your tube, or get fitted for a helmet.

If you arrive late to your scheduled start time you will not be permitted to extend your session. Sleepy Hollow would love to accommodate you, but there are other park visitors waiting to start the next scheduled session.

You can slide down the hill as many times as you’d like within your 2-hour session.

Participants must be at least 3 years old.

Children 3-6 must tube with an adult supervisor (18+) on tethered tubes. Lap riding is not permitted.

No maximum age or height restrictions.

We strongly encourage you to purchase tickets online in advance to guarantee access to the hill when you arrive. Simply, go to the “Tickets and Passes” page on this site. Then, choose a day and time, and make your purchase. While you’re there, don’t forget to complete the waiver.  

Some same-day walk-up tickets may be available at the ticket counter. However, we cannot guarantee availability.

The Sleepy Hollow Snowflex slope is engineered for safety and the Snowflex material is generally softer to fall on than hard-packed snow. The runs are visually monitored and Snowflex provides cushioning. There is some inherent risk in participating. Guests must make responsible choices for their ability. Supervision rules are strictly enforced.

Average top speeds are 15-30 mph depending on rider weight, weather conditions, and other factors. It’s a thrilling ride but designed to be safe for ages 3+.

The innovative Snowflex surface simulates snow through polymer beads and fiber bristles designed for cushioning, traction, and durability in all weather conditions. SlowFlex is slippy for speed and grippy to help control direction and speed of descent when using skis and snowboards.