Pigeon Forge Snow
Pigeon Forge · Real snow indoors, no jacket needed
Real snow indoors, year-round, in a building kept warm enough that you don't need a coat — the whole point is tubing in July in a t-shirt. A pass buys a full hour on the lanes, and a conveyor carries you and your tube back to the top, so an hour means a dozen runs rather than three.
Pigeon Forge Snow is an indoor snow park where it's snow tubing season every day of the year. Grab a tube, head to the top of a hillside covered in real snow, and fly down the lanes, whether it's July or January.
Inside, the temperature stays around 65 to 70 degrees, so there's no need for snowsuits or winter boots. It's an easy add to any trip and a great rainy-day plan for families.
Indoor snow tubing
The main attraction is a hillside of snow tubing lanes. Each tubing pass gives you a full hour on the slopes, so you can ride as many times as you like. Every rider gets their own tube, and riders must be at least 38 inches tall and 3 years old.
The snow is real, made from 100% pure water with no chemicals added.
Snow play
Little ones too small to tube can still get their hands in the snow. The snow play area is open to all ages and heights. It's perfect for toddlers, or anyone who wants to build a snowman in the middle of summer.
Overlook Lounge and candy shop
Not tubing? Head upstairs to the Overlook Lounge, which has massage chairs, arcade games and a view of the slopes, so parents can relax and watch the kids ride. Before you leave, stop by the candy shop for treats and souvenirs.
Plan your visit
2533 Teaster Lane, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
(865) 366-1334
What to wear: Everyday clothes are fine, and a light jacket is plenty. Any shoes work except flip-flops.
No reservation needed: Walk in for tubing, or buy tickets online ahead of time. Sign the waiver online before you arrive to save time.
Arrive with time to spare: Ticket sales end 45 minutes before closing.
Bringing a group? Pigeon Forge Snow hosts birthday parties, church and youth groups, field trips, family reunions and corporate outings.
Parents: Parents are responsible for supervising their kids on the slopes and in the snow play area.
More winter fun in the Smokies
Want outdoor snow? Ober Mountain in Gatlinburg has skiing and tubing in winter. Compare your options in our guide to snow tubing in Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg, see our list of winter fun with kids, or check the best time to visit for real snow. More indoor fun is nearby at MagiQuest, Lost Mine and the rest of our Pigeon Forge attractions.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Pigeon Forge Snow?
At 2533 Teaster Lane in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.
Is the snow real?
Yes. It's real snow made from 100% pure water, with no chemicals.
Do I need winter clothes?
No. The building stays around 65 to 70 degrees. Everyday clothes or a light jacket are fine. Just skip the flip-flops.
How old do you have to be to go snow tubing?
Tubers must be at least 3 years old and 38 inches tall. The snow play area is open to all ages.
Can an adult and child ride together?
No. It's one person per tube.
Is Pigeon Forge Snow open in summer?
Yes. It's open year-round, so you can go snow tubing any time you visit.
Pigeon Forge Snow is just minutes from our Pigeon Forge cabins. Spread out in our family cabins, warm up in one of our hot tub cabins or cabins with a fireplace, and book direct to get our Stay & Play Pass with free attraction tickets for every paid night.