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Tobogganing and sledding

In the winter, tobogganing and sledding on the hills of Calgary is a thrilling way to enjoy the winter and take advantage of the snow. Several parks and greenspaces offer safe and exciting hills - view the interactive parks map.

Safety first! Always remember, helmets on heads!

Tobogganing is an activity that you do at your own risk. The City is not responsible for any personal injury or damage to personal items.

Note: As outlined in the Parks and Pathways Bylaw, it is prohibited to toboggan or sled downhill in any park except in the parks listed below.

Tobogganing and sledding hills in Calgary

Please note: All listings are weather dependent.

Hill Location
Big Marlborough Park - dry pond 6021 Madigan Dr. N.E.
Confederation Park 2800 10 St. N.W. (north side of park immediately west of Rosemont Community Centre)
Deerfoot Athletic Park 14th Ave. and 16A St. N.E.
Glendale Park 25 Ave. and 45 St. S.W. (west side)
Kingsland - dry pond Heritage Drive SW behind the Rose Kohn/Jimmie Condon Arenas
Maple Ridge - dry pond Mapleglade Close S.E.
Marlborough Community Association
636 Marlborough Way N.E.
Monterey Park Catalina Blvd. and California Blvd. N.E. (NE corner only)
Prairie Winds Park 223 Castleridge Blvd. (north side of hill)
Richmond Green 33 Ave. and 25 St. S.W.
Royal Oak 50 Royal Birkdale Dr. N.W. (north side of hill)
Rundle - dry pond 4120 Rundlethorn Dr. N.E. (behind Rundle Elementary School)
Sacramento - dry pond Sacramento Dr. and 104 Ave. S.W.
Scarboro 15 Ave. and 16 St. S.W.
Signal Hill Sirocco Dr. and Signal Hill Hts. S.W.
St. Andrew's Heights 2504 13 Ave. N.W.
Stanley Park 4011 1A St. S.W.