Skiing and snowboarding in Chicago can be a challenge because, well, the terrain in the Chicago area is mostly flat. But that doesn’t mean local kids are destined to grow up not knowing how to ski or ...

Tickets for 90 minutes of tubing cost $24 on weekdays, $30 on weekends, and $33 on holidays. Guests must be 42 inches tall. Nashoba Valley’s Snow Tubing Park in Littleton: This park, billed as ...

WHY NOT TRY SNOW TUBING NOW? LOOK, MOST SKI RESORTS IN OUR AREA OFFER IT. NO, EXPERIENCE IS NECESSARY. YOU GET YOUR OWN LANE TO TUBE DOWN. AND MY FAVORITE PART? THERE’S A CONVEYOR BELT TO TAKE ...

ATKINSON — Atkinson Recreation is sponsoring an afternoon of snow tubing at Nashoba Valley beginning at 1 p.m. on Feb. 26 at the tubing park, 179 Great Rd., Littleton, Mass. Tickets are $24 per ...

KEVIN. WE HAVE GREAT CONDITIONS UP IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS AFTER THAT ROUND OF SNOW OVERNIGHT. THIS IS WHAT TO EXPECT AT MANY OF THE MAJOR SKI RESORTS. PLACES LIKE BRETTON WOODS AND CANON.

Tubing lanes at the Camelback resort in the Poconos. Credit: Jeffrey Basinger That’s been true throughout snow tubing’s history, which is shrouded in mystery and goes back a lot further than ...

There also will be plenty of people who look forward to sliding down a hill in other ways, such as snow tubing, which, according to Borer Lift AG, involves getting into a large inflatable ring ...

SnoCountry Mountain Reports. Conditions are subject to change due to weather, skier/rider traffic and other factors. Be aware of changing conditions. For more information go to www.snocountry.com ...

Cold and sunny for the foreseeable future, they say. Doesn’t Old Man Winter know that we need snow? One afternoon in the middle of the season, the hill I ski at reported that its upper mountain was ...

Here's a look at the current snow totals at Tahoe ski resorts as well as links to the resorts' live snow cams. Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe currently has a base depth of 48 to 64 inches, with 160 to 191 ...

Statistics from the National Ski Areas Association report that the majority of fatal incidents involve "male skiers on more difficult ('intermediate') terrain" and are due to tree collisions or the ...