Good sled hills?

[Boosted131]

Where's some decent sled hills In Calgary ?

[jwslam]

FYI
http://www.calgary.ca/CSPS/Parks/Pag...-sledding.aspx

Note: For safety reasons, the Parks and Pathways Bylaw prohibits tobogganing or sledding downhill in any City-maintained park except the ones listed above. The bylaw does not apply to private, provincial, or federal land. Citizens wanting additional hills to be considered for tobogganing can contact 311. A site assessment will be conducted and a public engagement process will determine the site's suitability.

[superflychief]

Check out Turtle Hill. It's along 45th street between 26ave and 17ave.

[spikerS]

Originally posted by jwslam
FYI
http://www.calgary.ca/CSPS/Parks/Pag...-sledding.aspx

I am a rebel.

I toboggan where I want.

[AndyL]

I grew up sledding down nose hill

Norfolk way nw has an awesome hill that's kid approved. Walk due west from there past the condos you'll find an underpass to some wild ass sledding on nose hill. Bring gt snowracers and helmet if you go that route. Watch the drop into the underpass, was sight of some spectacular wrecks 30 odd years ago lol

[J-hop]

lol at people that actually follow that bylaw. As far as I know the city has never handed out a single ticket.

Every year I keep meaning to hit up the giant hill into inland athletic park near the spyhill dump. Would be insane

[rage2]

Originally posted by J-hop
Every year I keep meaning to hit up the giant hill into inland athletic park near the spyhill dump. Would be insane

Until you lose control into those goalposts haha. I find it's not the hill, but the quality of the sled that makes the biggest difference. I have this Dora saucer that's somehow Christmas Vacation epic even on medium hills, and I end up sliding for ridiculous distances once it levels out.

[Masked Bandit]

What part of town are you looking? There's a sweet bowl in Bridlewood just off 162nd Ave.

[Twin_Cam_Turbo]

Originally posted by J-hop
Every year I keep meaning to hit up the giant hill into inland athletic park near the spyhill dump. Would be insane

Until you hit the transition at the bottom and destroy your back...

[speedog]

Originally posted by Masked Bandit
What part of town are you looking? There's a sweet bowl in Bridlewood just off 162nd Ave.

That's just a bunny hill for sledders.

[C_Dave45]

I've always thought this would be a great hill for tobogganing...St Andrews Park, right beside university drive.
But I don't think I've driven by when there has been a lot of snow. Has anyone tried it?

University Dr NW

https://goo.gl/maps/JkpbbdFXG9S2

[adidas]

^ came in here to suggest this, highly recommend.

[Boosted131]

Looking for something fast and long/steep. Used to go over to the one by glenmore inn, not sure how it is this year though.

[speedog]

Originally posted by Boosted131
Looking for something fast and long/steep. Used to go over to the one by glenmore inn, not sure how it is this year though.

The hill facing east towards Deerfoot south of 64th Avenue NE but the trees at the bottom can be obstacles for long sliders.