Ohio Sledding Hills (Updated 2024)

If you are looking for the best Ohio sledding hills (2024), we have got you covered. Read on to see the best hills to sled in Ohio!

Welcome to Ohio Sledding Hills

Many of us have fond childhood memories of sledding down local hills. If you want to recreate those childhood memories or help your children make memories of sledding, we can help you find places to go sledding near you!

Listed below are more than 65 of the best places to sled in Ohio. The list is in regional sections, so whichever region of Ohio you live you will find your nearest sledding hills here, but please do check the websites of these sledding hills before you visit for opening times and conditions.

Map of Local Ohio Sledding Hills

Sledding Hills in Central Ohio

Bubly Tubing Park

This sledding/tubing park is part of Mad River Mountain. It is the perfect winter adventure for adults and children. Purchase tickets online.

• Address: 1000 Snow Valley Rd, Zanesfield, Ohio 43360
• Phone: 800-231-7669 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Fryer Park

Fryer Park is a 110-acre destination park, and it has a lot to offer year-round. It has a designated sledding hill. Just like most sledding hills, it can be a steep walk back up, but it has a great downhill ride that will keep sledders coming back for more.

• Address: 3899 Orders Road, Grove City, Ohio 43123
• Phone: 614-539-8747 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Blendon Woods Metro Park

Another gem that has activities for the entire year. There is ample parking and restrooms at this sledding hill. The hill is a gentle hill, not too steep.

• Address: 4265 E Dublin Granville Road, Columbus, Ohio 43081
• Phone: 614-620-1861 | Website

Big Run Park

This sledding hill is a bigger one. It has bumps on one side and the other side is a smoother ride. This particular park has limited parking and also restrooms are not always open.

• Address: 4205 Clime Road, Columbus, Ohio 43228
• Phone: 614-645-3380 | Website

Blues Creek Park

This sledding hill is at the center of the park, with parking and restrooms located right there.

• Address: 9627 Fontanelle Road, Ostrander, Ohio 43061
• Phone: 740-524-8600 | Website

Antrim Park

Antrim Park offers some fun outdoor recreation all year long. The sledding hill at Antrim Park is a smaller hill, great for beginner sledders and those just wanting to have fun!

• Address: 5800 Olentangy River Road, Columbus, Ohio 43085
• Phone: 614-645-3380 | Website

Clinton-Como Park Sledding

This park features a very gentle hill for sledding. It is great for families with younger children who want a longer smoother ride that isn’t too steep. There is not much parking at this sledding hill.

• Address: 301 W. Pacemont Road, Columbus, Ohio 43202
• Phone: 614-645-3380 | Website

Ballantrae Park

(With the Dancing Rabbits Sculpture). Start at the top with the bunnies and enjoy the ride! (Located at the splash pad if you are familiar with this area).

• Address: 6350 Woerner Temple Rd, Dublin, Ohio 43016
• Phone: 614-410-4700 | Website

Scioto Park (Leatherlips Park)

Some caution that this gets very crowded and the bales of hay around trees and at the bottom are dangerous.  Gentle and steep hills, plus a walkway for getting to the top of the hill.  Parking and restrooms are available.

• Address: 7377 Riverside Dr., Dublin, Ohio 43017
• Phone: 614-410-4400 | Website

More Sledding Hills in Central Ohio

Sledding Hills in Northwest Ohio

Blue Creek/Nona France Recreational Area

This man-made and unlit sledding hill is 60 feet above ground level, so sledding is only available during daylight hours. You can enter the sledding hill area from Providence Street Park.

• Address: 7035 Providence Street, Whitehouse, Ohio 43571
• Phone: 419-877-5383 | Website

Fort Miamis Park

This historic sledding hill is the site of the former British Fort Miamis and overlooks the Maumee River. It is a great sledding area for younger children. The city of Maumee allows sledding but asks that the hills with steel rails are not used. You can sled here until dark.

• Address: 600 Michigan Avenue, Maumee, Ohio 43537
• Phone: 419-360-9187 | Website

Harroun Park

Locally known as “Suicide Hill”, this hill is located near Harroun Park’s parking lot. The walk up the hill will leave you out of breath, but the downward ride is totally worth it and will leave you exhilarated! This is one sledding hill that is recommended for bigger kids. You can sled here until dark.

• Address: 5500 Main Street, Sylvania, Ohio 43560
• Phone: 419-885-8733 | Website

Maumee Bay State Park

The 70-foot sledding hill at Maumee Bay State Park provides you with a stunning view of Lake Erie and an exciting sledding experience for the whole family!

• Address: 1400 State Park Road, Oregon, Ohio 43616
• Phone: 419-836-7758 | Website

Ottawa Park Sledding Hill

You can find this park located at Bancroft and Ottawa Parkway. The actual sledding hill is situated behind the Toledo Police Museum and you can sled around there during daylight hours. Head over to Ottawa Park for the lit open-air ice rink, where you can stay until 10 pm.

• Address: Ottawa Pkwy, Toledo, Ohio 43606
• Phone: 419-245-2875 | Website

Conneaut Park

Tucked into the site of the city’s old reservoir system, this sledding hill is the ideal spot for winter fun for kids of all ages!

• Address: 420 Conneaut Ave, Bowling Green, Ohio 43402
• Phone: 419-354-6223 | Website

Glass City Metropark

Toledo’s newest Metropark has a lit sledding hill! With views of the beautiful Maumee River and the amazing downtown Toledo skyline, this is definitely one hill you will be adding to your winter sledding traditions!

• Address: 983 Front St, Toledo, Ohio 43605
• Phone: 419-360-9178 | Website

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Sledding Hills in Southwest Ohio

Embshoff Woods

Sledding is allowed everywhere except for golf courses, conservation areas, and natural areas. There are restroom facilities available in the park.

• Address: 4050 Paul Rd, Cincinnati, Ohio 45238
• Phone: 513-521-7275 | Website

Harbin Park

The sledding hill at this park is huge!!! Fun for all ages, but watch out for reckless sledders!

• Address: 1300 Hunter Road, Fairfield, Ohio 45014
• Phone: 513-867-5348 | Website

Keehner Park

• Address: 7411 Barret Rd, West Chester Township, Ohio 45069
• Phone: 513-759-7312 | Website

Miami Whitewater Forest

Near the harbor overlook.

• Address: 9001 Mt Hope Rd, Harrison, Ohio 45030
• Phone: 513-367-4774 | Website

Stanbery Park

One of the most popular sledding hills in town!

• Address: 2221 Oxford Ave, Cincinnati, Ohio 45230
• Phone: 513-352-4080 | Facebook

Winton Woods

Be on the lookout for Butterfly Bluff in Harper Meadows.

• Address: 10245 Winton Rd, Cincinnati, Ohio 45231
• Phone: 513-521-7275 | Website

Woodland Mound

You can sled behind the Ranger Station!

• Address: 8250 Old Kellogg Rd, Cincinnati, Ohio 45255
• Phone: 513-521-7275 | Website

Sledding Hills in Northeast Ohio

The Chalet in Mill Stream Run Reservation

The twin, 700-foot refrigerated ice chutes. These chutes operate with or without snow through early March, weather permitting. Check the website for details.

• Address: 16200 Valley Parkway Strongsville, Ohio 44136
• Phone: 216-635-3200 | Website

Vertical Descent Tubing Park at Snow Trails

While adult supervision is required, there is no age requirement for this tubing park. They also have glow tubing available. Purchase tickets online.

• Address: 3100 Possum Run Road, Mansfield, Ohio 44903
• Phone:  419-774-9818 | Website

Let’s Go Sledding in Ohio

Do you have a favorite Ohio Sledding Hill or maybe know of a hill we didn’t include? Drop us a comment below and we can add it!

For more winter fun in Ohio, be sure to check out our articles Snow Tubing in Ohio, Ski Resorts in Ohio, and Cross-Country Skiing in Ohio.

A particularly great place to visit in the winter is Snow Trails, where you can ski, snowboard, and snow tube!

For some festive fun, see our articles Christmas Tree Farms in Ohio, Carriage Rides in Ohio, and Drive Through Christmas Lights in Ohio.