Reviewed on Oct 16, 2025
Reviewed on Oct 10, 2025
We had a blast here, kids loved it!
It took right at an hour and a half to ride down 3 slopes and $38 gets you an hour and 45 minutes. They make you pay $5 to park, even if though you pay $38 to tube, and then we ended up parking right at the exit. The car next to us was considered out of the park and didn't have to pay to park. The slopes we're a blast and the way they are set up is super convenient, but the conveyor that brings the riders and their tubes back up, is a complete hazard!! We say children and adults fall getting on and off. My 85 year old grandfather fell twice and not one staff member tried to help us. Other tubers ran to our aid. Thankfully, he left with a few bumps and bruises. The conveyors need handrails and and staff member at every entry and exit point to help people get on and off.
You can learn about the history of Banner Elk when you stop by Tate-Evans Park. Discover the area's mountain views, or seek out its ski slopes.
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Walk the Mile High Swinging Bridge, hike along one of the many trails and visit the nature museum at this remarkable mountain near Linville, North Carolina.
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