Colorado Adventure Park

What Colorado Adventure Park does

Colorado Adventure Park is a privately held, locally owned outdoor recreation business operating a single site in Fraser, Colorado, approximately 90 minutes from Denver and minutes from Winter Park Resort. The company's core offering is snow tubing on groomed lanes served by two magic carpet lifts, with on-site snowmaking to guarantee conditions throughout the winter season. It serves families with children, Denver-area day trippers, groups, and event organizers, with children as young as 3 able to ride in double tubes with an adult and riders aged 6 and up able to ride independently. Tickets are sold by the hour, as all-day passes, or as a $175 terrain park season pass, either online through the Axess-powered ticketing platform or as walk-up purchases on-site.

The business has expanded from a single-season winter offering into a year-round operation following the 2025 launch of summer tubing on Skitrax synthetic lanes, which eliminates dependence on natural snowfall. In March 2026, the park opened a dedicated terrain park for intermediate and up skiers and snowboarders with jumps, rails, and beginner runs under lights for night riding. The company also runs a recurring Music on the Hill event series on the second and fourth Fridays of summer months featuring free live music, food trucks, and lawn games. Concessions, on-site fire pits, free parking, and a referral relationship with neighboring XSports rental shop round out the on-site experience.

Revenue is generated primarily through per-ride tubing tickets, season passes for the terrain park, on-site food and beverage concessions, and group bookings for parties of more than 15 participants. Customer acquisition is driven by direct-to-consumer channels, including Instagram and Facebook, blog content marketing, regional earned media coverage (Explore Fraser, Play Winter Park, Sky-Hi News), and Google Maps discovery. The company is a small, founder-controlled operator with no disclosed institutional investors, no funding rounds, no M&A activity, and no multi-site footprint.

Name

Colorado Adventure Park

Legal name

Colorado Adventure Park

Website

https://coloradoadventurepark.com

Company type

Private

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Colorado Adventure Park is a locally owned outdoor recreation business in Fraser, Colorado, operating year-round snow and summer tubing, a terrain park, and night tubing for families, Denver-area day trippers, groups, and skiers/snowboarders.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Outdoor Recreation & Tubing Park

NAICS

Amusement and Theme Parks (71311)

SIC

Services-Amusement & Recreation Services (7900), Services-Miscellaneous Amusement & Recreation (7990)

akta.pro primary industry

Snow Tubing, Sledding & Winter Fun Parks (THAAAJAG)

akta.pro secondary industry

Winter Adventure & Mountain Resorts (Ski, Snowboard, Snow Activities) (THAAAAAK)

Keywords

• Winter tubing park
• Snow tubing activities
• Summer tubing
• Terrain park riding
• Mountain recreation

Headquarters

HQ city

Fraser

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

1. Tubing Tickets: Revenue from single and double tube tickets sold by the hour (1hr, 2hr sessions) and all-day passes. Tickets are sold online in advance or at the door on a first-come, first-served basis.
2. Season Passes: Terrain Park Season Passes sold for skiers and snowboarders seeking unlimited access to the terrain park features throughout the season.
3. Concessions: On-site food and beverage sales including water, sodas, beer, wine, seltzers, snacks, candy, s'more kits, and hot cocoa. Also includes special food truck event nights.
4. Terrain Park Access: Separate terrain park access for skiers and snowboarders featuring jumps, rails, and progressive terrain features.
5. Group Bookings: Special reservations and group booking services for parties with more than 15 participants, handled via phone or online.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels6 records

Core offering

Colorado Adventure Park operates a year-round outdoor recreation facility in Fraser, Colorado offering snow tubing on groomed lanes served by two magic carpet lifts in winter, summer tubing on Skitrax synthetic tracks, and a terrain park for skiers and snowboarders with jumps, rails, and beginner runs. The park sells hourly tubing sessions, all-day passes, season passes, concessions, and hosts free Music on the Hill summer events.

Product overview

Colorado Adventure Park is a year-round outdoor recreation destination offering tubing and terrain park activities. The core offering is snow tubing in winter with groomed lanes served by two magic carpet lifts, featuring single and double tube options for all ages. During summer months, the park operates summer tubing on Skitrax synthetic tracks. Additional offerings include a Terrain Park for skiers and snowboarders with jumps and rails, Night Tubing under lights, and free Music on the Hill summer concerts. The park also provides amenities including concessions, fire pit areas, and helmet rentals. Tickets and passes are sold through the Axess online ticketing platform with products ranging from hourly tubing sessions to all-day passes and season passes.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Snow Tubing Winter snow tubing activity on groomed lanes served by two magic carpet lifts. Single tubes for thrill-seekers (ages 6+) and double tubes for families with younger children (ages 3-5 ride with adult). Helmet rentals provided at no charge.
• Summer Tubing Year-round tubing on smooth Skitrax synthetic tracks operating Thursday through Sunday, typically starting late May when snow melts. Provides warm-weather thrills on the same hill used for winter tubing.
• Terrain Park Ski and snowboard terrain park with jump lines featuring medium-sized jumps, multiple rail lines, and beginner runs. Includes lights for after-dark riding. Helmets required. Season passes available.
• Night Tubing Evening snow tubing experience under lights with illuminated runs and crisp mountain air, providing a unique nighttime mountain activity during regular winter operating hours.
• Music on the Hill Free summer live music events held on the 2nd and 4th Friday of summer months from 6pm-8pm, featuring local food trucks, lawn games, and beer/wine for purchase.
• Concessions On-site food and beverage offerings including water, sodas, beer, wine, seltzers, candy, snacks, s'more kits, and hot cocoa. Special food truck nights featured periodically.
• Fire Pit Area Free outdoor fire pit area open during regular tubing hours where guests can roast s'mores and enjoy mountain views without purchasing tubing tickets.
• All Day Summer Tubing Pass All-day summer tubing pass valid from 11am-7pm, allowing unlimited tubing with ability to leave for lunch and return. Starting price $40.
• Double Tube 1 Hour One-hour double tube session for two riders to share. Ideal for parents with younger children, couples, or friends. Starting price $27.50.
• Double Tube 2 Hour Two-hour double tube session for two riders to share. Starting price $50.
• Terrain Park Season Pass Season pass providing unlimited access to terrain park features including jumps, rails, and beginner runs. Starting price $175.

Quantifiable outcome

• Peak hours between 11am-3pm; best times to maximize ride time are when park opens or after 5pm

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature4 records

Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

• XSportsminorOthersXSports is a rental shop located at 601 Zerex Street, Fraser, CO 80442 (down the street from the park) that rents snow gear. Colorado Adventure Park recommends XSports to guests who need to rent equipment, mentioning their phone number (970-726-8882) for availability checks. This is a referral relationship where the park directs under-equipped visitors to a nearby rental provider.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Direct peers

• Frisco Adventure Park: Town-operated tubing and adventure park in Frisco, CO offering snow tubing, a beginner terrain park, and a skate park. Closest direct comparable to Colorado Adventure Park by activity mix (snow tubing + terrain features), high-altitude Colorado mountain location, and family/Daytripper customer base.
• Ski Cooper: Small, independently operated Colorado ski area near Leadville offering snow tubing as a core, family-friendly activity alongside skiing. Comparable as a similarly small mountain operator offering accessible tubing without requiring ski lessons or equipment.
• Echo Mountain: Small, independently operated Colorado ski/tubing hill in Clear Creek County offering night skiing and tubing with a similar locally-owned, low-friction, accessible positioning. Directly comparable as a smaller, agile tubing operator competing for Denver day-trippers via a quick mountain drive.

Broad incumbents

• Winter Park Resort: Adjacent destination ski resort and the park's closest geographic neighbor. Competes for the same visitor pool, offers its own family activities, and is the source of much of the park's spillover demand. Overlap in terrain park and tubing offerings makes it a key competitive reference point.
• Breckenridge Ski Resort: Major Colorado ski resort with a family snow tubing hill as part of its activity portfolio. Comparable as a destination mountain attraction offering tubing, terrain parks, and night activities to both day-trippers and destination guests at much larger scale than Colorado Adventure Park.
• Keystone Resort: Vail Resorts-operated Colorado ski resort with a well-known River Run tubing hill operating day and night. Comparable as a large-scale tubing and family snow-play destination drawing Denver day-trippers and destination tourists with bundled lodging/lift access.
• Loveland Ski Area: Independent, family-friendly Colorado ski area along the I-70 corridor that operates its own tubing hill. Comparable as a locally-rooted mountain recreation operator with a strong Denver day-tripper trade, competing for similar family snow-play demand.
• Copper Mountain Resort: Large Colorado ski resort operating its own 'Adventure Mountain' tubing hill and Woodward Copper terrain-park training facility. Comparable as a multi-activity winter mountain destination competing for the same Denver day-tripper and Winter Park-area visitor, but at significantly larger scale.

Emerging players

• Woodward Copper: Action-sports training facility at Copper Mountain offering terrain parks, progression features, and night riding — directly aligned with the terrain park component of Colorado Adventure Park. Comparable as a mountain-based youth/amateur rider training venue in Colorado.
• Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park: Colorado admission-based attraction park combining a cavern tour with rides, alpine coaster, and other family activities. Comparable as a paid-admission Colorado mountain attraction targeting families and tourist day-trippers with multi-activity, mixed-season positioning.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

• Facebookfacebook.com/ColoradoAdventurePark
• Instagraminstagram.com/coadventurepark
• Xx.com/coadventurepark
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/colorado-adventure-park-llc

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Investors

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