17 Top Spots for Sledding & Tobogganing in Niagara: Your Winter Fun Guide! 

Winter in Niagara is perfect for sledding and tobogganing adventures, with plenty of hills ready for families and anyone looking for some winter excitement! Here’s a list of some of the best sledding spots around the Niagara Region, from steep thrills to gentle slopes for the little ones. 

Grab your sleds, bundle up, and let’s dive into Niagara’s winter playgrounds! 

1. Sugar Bowl Park, Fort Erie 🍭🏞️  

A hidden gem in Fort Erie, Sugar Bowl Park’s spacious hills are fantastic for sledding! The main hill here has a nice, moderate incline—perfect for family-friendly runs that won’t take your breath away. Its wide-open space also lets everyone find their own spot to sled, so no waiting in line!

2. HH Knoll Park, Port Colborne 🌊🌳  

HH Knoll Park is a local favourite, known for its scenic views and family-friendly sledding hill. The main slope is gentle, ideal for kids or those just looking for a leisurely ride. Plus, the nearby pond gives it a charming winter wonderland feel. Bring a thermos of hot cocoa for this one!

3. Battle of Beaverdams Park, Thorold ⚔️🌲  

Battle of Beaverdams Park isn’t just historic—it’s also a great place to enjoy winter sledding! The park has hills perfect for younger kids, and the landscape is lovely in the snow. Swing by JC Patissier afterwards for a sweet treat and a warm drink.

4. Mel Stewart Lake Gibson Conservation Area, Thorold 🌅❄️

A beautiful spot with a mix of gentle and more daring slopes, Mel Stewart Lake Gibson Conservation Area is perfect for anyone who wants a little variety. The peaceful surroundings make it ideal for a more relaxed winter day. Don’t miss out on the lakeside boardwalk and viewing tower!

5. Chippawa Park, Welland 🌲🏞️  

Chippawa Park’s rolling hills make it a sledding haven, with plenty of spots to choose from! The hills range in size, so there’s something for both young sledders and adults looking for a thrill. After a day on the hills, head around the corner to Black Sheep Coffee Roasters to grab a warm drink.

6. FH Leslie Park, Niagara Falls ❄️🛷

FH Leslie Park is a fantastic option for young children or first-time sledders. The hills here are small and gentle, making it a safe and fun experience for little ones. Parents can relax knowing this spot is low-key but still offers a great winter experience.

7. Coronation Park, Niagara Falls 👑🌲  

Coronation Park offers a variety of slopes, making it a versatile spot for sledding. Its scenic views and wide-open spaces are ideal for family sledding outings, and the park’s location is super convenient for a day out in Niagara Falls during the winter. 

8. Stamford Collegiate High School, Niagara Falls 🏫🌨️

The hill at Stamford Collegiate High School is a favourite for its steep incline and fast rides, perfect for adrenaline junkies. It’s a popular spot, so come prepared for a lively crowd and lots of laughs. 

9. Marlene Stewart Streit Park, Fonthill 🌳❄️  

This charming park is well-loved for sledding in the winter! Marlene Stewart Streit Park has some moderate hills, making it great for kids and adults alike. It’s a friendly spot with a local vibe and ideal for an afternoon of easy going sledding fun.

10. Burgoyne Woods Park, St. Catharines 🌳⛷️  

Burgoyne Woods is one of the most popular sledding spots in St. Catharines. With its variety of hills, both families and seasoned sledders will find the perfect slope for a good run. Plus, the wooded landscape gives it a lovely, cozy winter feel.

11. Jaycee Park, St. Catharines 🌌🌲  

Jaycee Park’s gentle slopes make it a fantastic spot for families and younger sledders. It’s less crowded than some of the larger parks, giving you a more peaceful experience. Ideal for beginners or those who want to take things a bit slower!

12. Barbican Heights Park, St. Catharines 🏞️🛷  

Barbican Heights Park offers some great hills for winter sledding enthusiasts. The park’s open space and variety of slopes make it a hit with locals, and you’ll find both faster runs and easy slopes for the whole family.

13. Charles Daley Park, Jordan Station 🌊❄️ 

With views of Lake Ontario, Charles Daley Park is a beautiful sledding spot with great hills. This one’s perfect if you’re looking for a low-key outing with the family or want to mix sledding with some scenic winter photography by the lake.

14. St. John Catholic Elementary School, Beamsville 🏫🌨️ 

A well-kept secret for sledding, the hill behind St. John Catholic Elementary is perfect for smaller crowds. It’s great for families or anyone looking for an easygoing spot away from the hustle and bustle.

15. Bomberry Park, Beamsville ⛷️❄️

Bomberry Park is a Beamsville hotspot for little kids when the snow falls! While this park is tiny, it offers enough of a moderate incline that kids love it! There’s plenty of parking nearby and is within walking distance to a few cafes to grab a warm drinks afterwards. 

16. Southward Community Park, Grimsby 🌅🏔️  

With plenty of space and a few well-sized hills, Southward Community Park is a solid choice for a sledding day in Grimsby. There’s a ton of space at this park and since it’s on top of the escarpment, there’s a greater chance you’ll have the hills all to yourself! 

17. Centennial Park, Grimsby 🎿🌲

Centennial Park is a Grimsby favourite for locals. With its gentle hill, this spot is perfect for younger kids and families looking for easy, smooth rides. The surrounding trees and open space give it a cozy, scenic vibe that’s perfect for snowy photos. 

Ready to make the most of winter in Niagara? With so many amazing sledding spots, you’re all set for endless snowy fun! Whether you’re looking for family-friendly hills or fast slopes, these parks in Niagara are calling. Bundle up and hit those hills! 🛷