Mountain Tubing - Pure adrenaline

Spend racy times at the Swisscom Nordic Arena and try out some Mountain Tubing! Slide down the outrun of the ski jumping hill in a tube and reach up to a high speed of 90 km/h. Get ready for a unique experience in a stunning scenery.

Public Mountain Tubing

Public Tubing is possible every Saturday afternoon between 13:00 and 16:00 from 4 July until 19 September. Advance booking for individuals and small groups of up to 9 people is not necessary.

Mountain tubing can be done in dry weather. If it rains, do not travel to Kandersteg and postpone your tubing experience until a sunny Saturday afternoon. In case of predicted rain, we reserve the right to postpone group reservations by phone about two days before the event.

Groups

Early registration for groups of 10 or more is mandatory. Please use the reservation form provided to make an appointment of your choice. Tubing for groups is possible daily (except Saturdays) at 12:00 or 14:00. The ski jumps are released for ski jumping from 16.00 hrs.

Information on the current situation regarding COVID-19

The following guidelines for Mountain Tubing will apply in addition to the general safety rules:

• Every group leader must leave his contact details at the kiosk. For public tubing, the contact details of all persons are collected. 
• The use of the passenger lift is permitted for mountain tubing. However, masks must be worn on the lift - so don't forget your masks.
• Ideally you should bring your own gloves and bicycle helmet. The helmets and gloves provided by the Swisscom Nordic Arena will be washed and disinfected after each use.

Prices

The prices in the information box are calculated per person and per tubing session of 2 hours.

Safety rules

In addition to the rules regarding corona virus, the security rules of the Swisscom Nordic Arena apply. The minimum age for Mountain Tubing is 10 years on the HS74 and 12 years on the HS106. Children and teenagers under the age of 16 may only be accompanied by an adult. All participants have to confirm that they are aware of the safety rules.