Alaska Is Home To The Country’s Best Snow Tubing Park And You’ll Want To Visit
Carey Seward
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Spend a day zooming down a mountain on a tube for the ultimate adventure this winter in Alaska. Arctic Valley Ski Area Tube Park is the best snow tubing in Alaska, and the the most beautiful park in the country, and we are sure you’ll agree! The glittering days, piles of perfect powder, and beautiful winter weather will have you wanting to hit the slopes over and over again. Head to this fantastic tubing park near Anchorage for an amazing day enjoying Alaska’s great outdoors.
Arctic Valley Ski Area
Tube Park
Arctic Valley Road
Eagle River, AK 99577
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Is there a lot to do in Alaska during the winter?
There is a lot to do in our beautiful state during the winter time! Alaska is truly a winter playground. With international, world class skiing, incredible ice climbing, and alpenglow that will stun you, Alaska is the place to be during the cold winter months. And if you can’t sleep at night, look up! Because the aurora borealis may be dancing across the night sky on extra cold winter nights.
How cold does it get in Alaska during the winter?
It depends on where you are in the state, but winter on average lasts from October through March or April. It gets very cold in the northern areas of the state, frequently in negatives. You may even see temperatures as low as negative forty or colder! But along the coast you’ll find far more temperate seasons, including winter. You’ll rarely see far below freezing, and you’re more likely to have sleet than snow, although you will find snowstorms periodically through winter.