Skiing or Snow Tubing at Summit Ski Area (Up to 53% Off). Choose from Four Options.
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Ski area in continuous operation since 1927 welcomes downhill skiers, snowboarders, and tubers with 306 feet of vertical drop
Playing in the snow is a powerful experience because every time you tread on a fallen snowflake you're making a commentary on how society smashes down any expressions of individuality. Go with the snow with this Groupon.
Choose from Four Options
- $7 for an all-day child tubing ticket, valid for children shorter than 48 inches (a $15 value)
- $12 for an all-day adult tubing ticket (a $25 value)
- $17 for an all-day skiing lift ticket (a $35 value) $29 for a Learn to Ski or Snowboard package (a $58 value)
The Learn to Ski or Snowboard package includes rental skis with boots and poles, or a snowboard, with boots and bindings, a one all-day lift ticket, and a 60-minute lesson.
Ski area in continuous operation since 1927 welcomes downhill skiers, snowboarders, and tubers with 306 feet of vertical drop
Playing in the snow is a powerful experience because every time you tread on a fallen snowflake you're making a commentary on how society smashes down any expressions of individuality. Go with the snow with this Groupon.
Choose from Four Options
- $7 for an all-day child tubing ticket, valid for children shorter than 48 inches (a $15 value)
- $12 for an all-day adult tubing ticket (a $25 value)
- $17 for an all-day skiing lift ticket (a $35 value) $29 for a Learn to Ski or Snowboard package (a $58 value)
The Learn to Ski or Snowboard package includes rental skis with boots and poles, or a snowboard, with boots and bindings, a one all-day lift ticket, and a 60-minute lesson.
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About Summit Ski Area
Summit Ski Area’s unbroken streak of operation dates all the way back to 1927, making it the nation’s second oldest continuously operating ski destination. In 10 separate decades, skiers have strapped on their skis and negotiated the terrain’s 306 feet of vertical drop, slaloming down runs such as Bumble Bee, Yellow Jacket, and Alpine Trail to the base elevation of 4,000 feet. The spot also boasts 15 kilometers of Nordic trails designed by four-time Olympian Bill Koch. Opened to cross-country skiers in 1992, the trails help round out the area’s snow-sport offerings, which also include skiing, snowboarding, tubing, and abominable-snowman taunting.