Snow Tubing and Cross Country skiing can be a hazardous sport with inherent dangers and risks and that injuries are a common ordinary occurrence. Injuries may occur on grounds, hills, ski trails, tows or snow tubes. Risks include, but are not limited to: Speed, changing weather, surface conditions, falls, collisions with other snow tubers or cross country skiers, lack of directional and speed control as well as other forms of natural and man-made objects.

• Tubers must be a minimum height of 42 inches or taller to ride alone.
• Only one person per tube, and one tube per person. No double riding.
• Tuck in and tie back all long hair so hair will not get wrapped in the towrope.
• No Scarves are allowed on the hills at anytime.
• Keep a distance of 10-15 feet between tubers going up the towrope.
• No stopping on the towropes or hills at anytime.
• No kneeling or standing on tubes.
• No kicking or throwing of tubes at other tubers.
• No jumping over tubers coming down the hill.
• When you reach the bottom of the hill, move away quickly and always watch for other tubers coming down the hill.
• You must be 13 years of age and older to go on the big hill.
• No Beer or Liquor allowed on premises.