Winter Fun Awaits At Lake Placid's Toboggan Chute

You don't have to be an Olympian to enjoy this amazing toboggan chute in Lake Placid. Get in some serious sledding and head just two-and-a-half hours from the Capital Region to the longest Toboggan Chute in New York State.

What Exactly is The Lake Placid Toboggan Chute?

The North Elba Park District runs the Lake Placid Toboggan Chute, and it has been in operation since the 1960s. It has recently been rebuilt from the ground up. The current structure replaced the old thirty-foot-high converted ski jump trestle, according to the website.

The Toboggan Chute is Super Fast!

This ride is fast! You will come screaming down the chute, and the thrill continues when you are dumped onto frozen Mirror Lake. Depending on how fast you are going, you can travel up to one thousand feet above the lake!

The Lake Placid Toboggan Chute is open.

Contact:
For the current schedule or questions, click HERE.
E-mail - cgeesler@northelba.org

How Much is the Lake Placid Toboggan Chute?

$20.00 for Adults
$10.00 for Students

Your admission includes a toboggan and unlimited rides per session.

What Do You Wear?

There is a warning on the website that reads,

Due to friction when sliding down the Toboggan Slide, some types of Nylon Ski pants may wear through. We recommend durable pants, such as jeans. We are not responsible for damaged pants.

Dine Inside Enchanted Igloos at These Cool Capital Region Restaurants

You can still eat outside during the winter at these restaurants that offer enchanted igloos. There are a few restaurants that are offering this unique and cool dining option. The Barrel in Bolton Landing, The Queensbury Hotel in Glens Falls, The Inn at Erlowest in Lake George, and La Capital Tacos in Troy.

Gallery Credit: The Barrel Facebook page, The Inn at Erlowest Facebook page, The Queensbury Hotel Facebook page, La Capital Tacos Facebook page