Tackle A 500 Foot Snow Tubing Hill At Summit At Snoqualmie In Washington This Year

What are some other great places to go for snow tubing in Washington?

We’re lucky to get to experience all four seasons here in Washington, and each Washingtonian should enjoy them to the fullest. The arrival of winter means many of us dust off our skis and snowboards and head for the mountains. But if you’d rather stick to something you can enjoy with your little ones (or you’re just not the skiing type), snow tubing in Washington is just as fun – and Mt. Spokane Ski & Snowboard Park is the place to do it. You'll find Mt. Spokane Ski & Snowboard Park on North Mt. Spokane Park Drive in Mead, just outside of the city of Spokane. You'll find year-round recreation here, but it's especially fun in the winter when the snow tubing opens up! Read all about this epic snow tubing park in Washington here.

What are some fun things to do during the winter in Washington?

Here in Washington, we love to embrace all four seasons and get outdoors whenever we can! And winter is no exception. Because while it’s tempting to cozy up at home and hibernate all winter, if you do that, you’ll miss out on some serious seasonal beauty here in Washington! The Evergreen State looks amazing sitting dusted with snow under the glow of the winter sun. Case in point: Palouse Falls. If you've ever seen this beautiful waterfall in the winter, you know how amazing it looks in its frozen state. Palouse Falls is a place that was made for winter recreation in Washington! Another stunning spot in the winter is the Methow Valley. While this isn't the easiest place to reach in the wintertime thanks to unpredictable weather and road closures, if you make it, you'll be amazing by how serene and beautiful everything looks!

What are some fun towns to visit during the winter in Washington?

Washington is magical in the wintertime, when the whole state dazzles beneath a blanket of frosty snow. Lake Chelan, Washington's most popular lakeside town, is as gorgeous in the wintertime as it is in the summer; in our opinion, it's one of the very best winter towns in Washington. And we'd be remiss not to mention Leavenworth. It's no secret that Leavenworth is a dream of a destination; this Washington town is straight out of a Hallmark movie all year long, whether you're paddling down the dazzling Wenatchee River mid-summer, eating your weight in brats and sauerkraut during Oktoberfest, or delighting in holiday festivities come Christmastime. But it's after the holiday season when the magic truly happens in Leavenworth, during the coldest months of the year. It's this peaceful, post-holiday time when Leavenworth truly glows; the crowds have left, and what remains is a twinkling little locale in one of the most beautiful areas of the country (the holiday lights in Leavenworth typically stay lit through Valentine's Day, in fact!). Add a blanket of fresh (though probably fleeting, because we are in the PNW) snow, and Leavenworth is a real-life winter wonderland that will make you weak in the knees.