Get ready for the longest snow tubing run in the state. Situated in Warrenville, Illinois on the north side of the state, this exciting and giant hill is fun for the whole family. Kids of all ages will want to play here every day this winter and will hope for a constant snow day. Check out one of the best places for snow tubing in Illinois:

As an alternative to sledding, Blackwell Forest Preserve offers a wonderful winter activity that is exciting, unforgettable, and fun for the whole family.

When there are three inches of snow or more on the ground, Mount Hoy becomes one of the best snow tubing hills in Illinois, and maybe even the entire Midwest.

Inner-tube rentals are available on-site at the base of the hill. The hill is open on weekends and school holidays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. throughout the season.

Tube rentals are $10 per tube per day, and you must use an inner-tube provided by the park in order to use this 800-foot hill. You can pay with cash or credit card. Of course, doubling up how many people are on a tube is totally fine.

Nature lovers will especially enjoy this activity for its wonderful sights. Enjoy the beauty of the forest preserve and Dupage County when you slide down this hill, one of the most beautiful snow tubing hills in Illinois.

Other fun activities enjoyed around the forest preserve include snowshoeing, ice fishing, ice skating, sledding, and cross-country skiing. It's the ultimate place to be if you're looking for things to do outside in winter in Illinois.

The park district uses these giant machines and other equipment around the forest preserve to make winter play and the snow tubing hill more enjoyable.

Learn more about Mount Hoy on the Dupage County Forest Preserve by visiting the website.

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