Rowdy Bear Snowpark in Pigeon Forge offers snow tubing on slopes over 500 feet long with a 70-foot drop, using snowmaking technology, making it a popular attraction for families and thrill-seekers alike. Tubing is seasonal, and the official site says it returns in fall 2026; the park itself is open year-round with other rides and attractions. This multi-activity venue is part of the Xplorie program, providing added value for guests looking for diverse entertainment options.
Snowmaking lets the park offer snow tubing in the colder months even when natural snow is scarce. The Smoky Mountains' natural slopes and elevation provide an ideal backdrop for tubing. Rowdy Bear Snowpark has integrated modern recreational technology with the region’s outdoor culture to offer a unique blend of adventure and family fun. Its location on the Parkway in Pigeon Forge makes it accessible for visitors exploring the area.
Visitors to Rowdy Bear Snowpark can expect an active day filled with sliding, riding, and friendly competition. Tubing runs are designed with safety in mind, supported by staff who help guests with equipment and hill navigation. Snow tubing is seasonal, so check the official site for the current tubing season before you go.
Children must be at least 3 years old to tube, and all participants should meet minimum height and weight requirements for safety, as specified by park staff.
Wear warm, weather-appropriate clothing and closed-toe shoes, since tubing runs on snow in the colder months.
No, all tubing equipment must be rented on-site to ensure safety standards and proper hill use.
There are snack and beverage options on-site, but for larger meals, nearby Pigeon Forge offers a wide variety of dining choices.
No. The official site does not list a mountain coaster at the Pigeon Forge snowpark.
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