Minneapolis-St. Paul Area

• Theodore Wirth Regional Park, Minneapolis
• Green Acres Recreation, Lake Elmo
• Brookside Park, Bloomington
• Elm Creek Park Reserve, Maple Grove
• Buck Hill, Burnsville  
• Wild Mountain, Taylors Falls
• Trapp Farm Park Tubing Hill, Eagan

Northeast Minnesota

• Spirit Mountain, Duluth
• Giant's Ridge, Biwabik
• Mount Itasca Winter Sports Center, Coleraine
• Murphy Hill, Grand Rapids
• Sphunge Island Sledding Hill, Kabetogama

Central Minnesota

• Andes Tower Hills, Kensington 
• Powder Ridge, Kimball
• Glendalough State Park, Battle Lake
• Mount Ski Gull, Nisswa
• Robbins Island Park, Willmar
• Buena Vista Ski Area, Bemidji

Southern Minnesota

• Mount Kato, Mankato
• Judd Park Sledding Hill, Rochester
• Frontenac State Park, Frontenac
• Steeplechase Event Center, Mazeppa

Northwest Minnesota

• J.A. Hughes Elementary School, Red Lake Falls
• Bemis Hill, Warroad
• Lyle Crovisier Park, Detroit Lakes 
• Detroit Mountain Recreation Area, Detroit Lakes

A Note About Safety

Sledding and tubing for many children in Minnesota is almost a rite of passage, but there is some risk involved anytime someone takes a ride down a hill. That goes for people riding plastic sleds or saucers, rubber tubes or wooden toboggans. Following are some tips from Children’s Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota to ensure sledding and tubing is done as safely as possible:

• Adults should accompany children on sledding adventures–and ride down the hill with kids who are under 5 years old.
• Wear a helmet to prevent against head injury and avoid items such as scarves that can get wrapped around objects. Wear waterproof clothing, and pack extra along if you plan to stay out for an extended period of time.
• Pick hills that don’t have fences, streets, trees and water nearby. Ensure there’s a flat area at the bottom to stop.
• Take turns going down a hill to avoid collisions.

Find more winter fun with our 10 things to do this winter.