Mt. Holiday

Great local place in TC. Easy to get to and has chair lifts. Decent setup for what it is amd pricing. Not to mention season passes price and fact you save on mid-week lift tickets at crystal and caberfae. Only thing sometimes the lift exits are odd angle but other then that solid choice if not wanting to leave the local area at all

We enjoyed the snow tubing on a sunny February day. The staff were friendly and helpful. It was my first time, and they helped me feel comfortable. I like how the tubing park is tucked away on the side of the mountain. We loved the beautiful views from the top while waiting in line. They have a good system set up that keeps people rotating through. Nice job, Mt. Holiday!

We have come to Mt. Holiday many times to ski and tube and have always had a great experience. This time, on NYE, we came with another family to enjoy some tubing (it was their first time). Unfortunately, every single tube was incredibly deflated which took away from the overall experience. Sometimes, our legs were rubbing against a rubber edge because the tubes were so flat. For $34 per person this should never be the case. Even the guy hooking us on the line to send us up the hill said the tubes looked bad. The first picture is from NYE 2025 and the second pic is from a previous trip in 2023. HUGE difference!

Our group of people had an amazing time here! We were a big party of up to 34 people for both of my daughter's hockey team. We had a fun team bonding event for the players and parents who participated! The manager, Chris, was amazing to chat with via email to get our event set up! Our tubes were full of air and perfect for snow tubing! I 100% recommend going here and will continue to do so in the future!

The staff was very friendly, and our grandkids had a wonderful time. They remember outstanding staff members from year to year. However, it is getting more difficult for the grandparents to make their way to the tubing hill so that we can watch the kids. . Some sort of rail to hold onto while following the trail would be very helpful. It wasn’t just senior guests that were commenting on the treacherous walk to the hill. Many of the guests were concerned for their safety. Or perhaps some kind of creative shuttle?