There are plenty of slopes in Vermont, but not all of them are suitable for sledding. So where do you find downhill action for your Mad River Rocket — or your battered inner tube, or cheap plastic sled?
Try some of these popular public sledding hills. We can't guarantee that they're 100 percent safe, but we can tell you that this is where the locals go. Slide and glide at your own risk. Sites are free unless otherwise noted.
If we missed your favorite spot, send us an email, and we'll add it to the list.
- Burlington Country Club
- Calahan Park
- Landry Park
- Hard'Ack
- Mount Philo
- Rocky Ridge Golf Course
- La Platte Nature Park
- Casey's Hill, Underhill
- Ralph Myhre Golf Course
- BFA-Fairfax
- Catamount Outdoor Family Center
- Marshall Hill
- Cobble Hill
- Lincoln Gap Road
- Hubbard Park
- Burke Mountain
- Essex Junction Sledding (from Meghan Cope), Essex Junction
- New Haven DPW on Rt. 17, New Haven (from Tom Darling of Bristol)
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