A short drive away to Frisco is the Frisco adventure park that has snow tubing and horse sleigh rides. A short distance from Frisco near Breckenridge is Good times adventures which offers snowmobile and dog sledding tours. Have fun.

Tubing is $28 per hour, all day Ski/Ride Hill lift ticket (Kids 4 and under ski free, NOT valid for tubing)is $35 and a Nordic Center day pass is $25. You just need to choose which activity you would like to do. Most activities need reservations so visit the Frisco Adventure Park website for more info.

Hi GG122, we print your tubing time on your ticket and check tickets at the bottom of the magic carpet. You will want to plan to take your pictures during your tubing time, as you will not be able to continue to ride the magic carpet once your tubing time is complete. Please feel free to give us a call at 970-668-2558 and we would be happy to answer any additional questions you have and assist you with reservations. Thank you!

March is typically warmer here in the mountains, but of course there is no guarantee around weather. Having the right clothing generally makes any experience in the snow better so that means snow pants and a jacket, which are insulated and waterproof, as well as mittens and warm hats, of which you should have at least 2 sets each because they can get wet and cold. Also, cotton is not your friend and any under layers should be wool or synthetic fabrics that will wick away moisture. There is a used sporting goods store in town that is great for stocking up on clothing when you know you that you might not be using it again anytime soon- Recycle Sports Frisco. There's no bad weather- just bad clothing. Also, if you plan to tube at the Adventure Park, make sure you make a reservation for tubing. Have fun!

There are biking trails, a skate park and disc golf. I have never been there in the summer however to give any personal experiences. Hope this is helpful.

Tubes and toboggans . Sleigh rides, clothing rentals are available. Bus service all over Summit County to all the ski areas as well

The beginner ski and ride hill at the Frisco Adventure Park opens on January 11, 2017. Copper mountain is a seven minute drive from Frisco (Summit Stage offers free bus service) and is available for downhill skiing now. There are also another five downhill ski areas within 30 minutes of Frisco including Breckenridge which is 15 minutes away, Keystone which is 20 minutes away and Vail Mountain which is 30 minutes away. Frisco also has a cross-country ski center, the Frisco Nordic Center. There is more information at the Town of Frisco website.

Lourdes- Let the Summit stage driver know that you want to get off at the Community and Senior Center. From that point you will cross at the light and take the plowed recreation path about 1/3 mile to the Adventure Park. It is a mellow and beautiful walk. You can book tubing online at the Frisco Adventure Park website or by calling 970-668-2558. Hope to see you out there.

Rebecca: The Frisco Adventure Park does not rent ski pants, but Recycle Sports located at 695 N Summit Blvd in Frisco has great deals on used ski pants (in the shopping area across the street from Walmart). The Adventure Park includes a tubing hill, 45km of snowshoe and cross-country ski trails, horse drawn sleigh rides and a beginner ski/ride hill (opening January 4th for the season). I would not characterize it as an "amusement park".