In the town of Noblesville, Indiana, there is a place that prepares itself every year to be the ultimate fun winter hangout spot. Sure, they don’t always have natural snow, but that’s okay — they make their own, and you get to play in it!

As Indiana’s largest — and only — specialized tubing hill, Koteewi Run is everything you didn’t know you needed for the chilly season.

Koteewi Run Seasonal Slopes/Facebook From the top to the bottom, it’s 700 feet in length- long enough to thoroughly enjoy, but not too long as to be exhausting.

Using a special process, Koteewi Run creates its own snow.

Koteewi Run Seasonal Slopes/Facebook The creation process is quite simple and quite clean — lake water is drawn into a quarter-mile of underground pipe and distributed into “Snow Guns”, which blow tiny, mist-like droplets into the air; there, they are met by enormous fans that push the droplet higher up. They subsequently freeze and fall to the ground as man-made snow.

The overall goal, weather permitting, of course, is to have three or four feet of snow on the ground.

Koteewi Run Seasonal Slopes/Facebook “Lanes” are carved into the snow for guests to get onto a custom-made tube and simply careen the 700 feet downward, just to be hoisted back up the hill again by a convenient tow-line.

Koteewi Run is a simple, family-friendly seasonal park that serves up hot dogs, hot cocoa, coffee, and candy for visitors to munch on during their visits.

Koteewi Run Seasonal Slopes/Facebook Don’t worry about bringing your own sled, by the way — Koteewi doesn’t permit guests to bring their own sleds or tubes. The cost of the custom Koteewi-tube is built into the cost of the ticket, so no worries! You don’t have to lug anything heavy to and from the park.

Koteewi Park is not limited to only the enormous tube run, by the way.

Koteewi Run Seasonal Slopes/Facebook There are several other activities to tackle during your time here, so definitely make sure to plan your day accordingly.

Other activities include a campground, an archery range, and even horse stables!

Koteewi Run Seasonal Slopes/Facebook We suspect you’ll definitely find something for just about anyone in your family to enjoy at the park.

Get a Full Session pass to enjoy the entire day Monday through Thursday, open to close, at Koteewi Run, or opt for a 2 or 3-hour pass on a weekend day (Fri/Sat/Sun) instead.

Koteewi Run Seasonal Slopes/Facebook Also on-site are heated restrooms and a small heated “Warm-Up” station equipped with space heaters for when you’re done with your cold-weather shenanigans.

For more information, visit the Koteewi Run website for details. If you’d like to book some time at Koteewi Run, first you’ll need to sign an electronic waiver, which is available here. Please note that there are no paper waivers and this electronic one must be signed to continue the registration process, whether you choose to buy tickets on-site or online.

Koteewi Run Seasonal Slopes/Facebook

From the top to the bottom, it’s 700 feet in length- long enough to thoroughly enjoy, but not too long as to be exhausting.

The creation process is quite simple and quite clean — lake water is drawn into a quarter-mile of underground pipe and distributed into “Snow Guns”, which blow tiny, mist-like droplets into the air; there, they are met by enormous fans that push the droplet higher up. They subsequently freeze and fall to the ground as man-made snow.

“Lanes” are carved into the snow for guests to get onto a custom-made tube and simply careen the 700 feet downward, just to be hoisted back up the hill again by a convenient tow-line.

Don’t worry about bringing your own sled, by the way — Koteewi doesn’t permit guests to bring their own sleds or tubes. The cost of the custom Koteewi-tube is built into the cost of the ticket, so no worries! You don’t have to lug anything heavy to and from the park.

There are several other activities to tackle during your time here, so definitely make sure to plan your day accordingly.

We suspect you’ll definitely find something for just about anyone in your family to enjoy at the park.

Also on-site are heated restrooms and a small heated “Warm-Up” station equipped with space heaters for when you’re done with your cold-weather shenanigans.

Have you ever conquered this 700-foot Indiana wonder? Was it totally awesome? Tell us about it in the comments!

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Address: 11800 Koteewi Dr, Noblesville, IN 46060, USA