472 hills · 57 metros · 28 states
Find a sledding hill near you, with the source to back it up.
Every hill links to the park page, news story or guide that names it, and says whether the land manager lists it.
- 251 official
- 19 lit for night sledding
- Checked 2026-10-28
Biggest lists
All 57 metros
How the list works
We read the land manager first
City, county and park district pages come first. If they list a hill, it's marked Official.
Then local sources
If only a newspaper, tourism office or family guide names it, it's Used locally.
Blanks stay blank
Lights, cost, parking: if the source doesn't say, we write "not stated by source." No guessing, no ratings.
Every metro, by state
Connecticut
Idaho
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Iowa
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Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Missouri
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
North Dakota
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Vermont
Washington
Wisconsin
Quick answers
How many sledding hills does Where to Sled list?
472 hills in 57 metro areas across 28 states. 251 are official (on a city, county or park district page) and 221 are used locally (named by news, tourism or family guides).
What does Official vs Used locally mean?
Official means the land manager itself lists the spot for sledding. Used locally means a newspaper, tourism office or local guide names it, but we did not find it on the land manager's page.
How do I find a sledding hill near me?
Type your ZIP on the near me page or let your browser share location. Results sort by distance within 5, 10, 25 or 50 miles. Nothing leaves your device.
How current is the information?
Every hill was checked against its source on 2026-10-28. Sources sometimes lag, so check posted signs.
Do you rate or review hills?
No. We list facts the source states and mark everything else as not stated.