Looking for the best sledding spots in Westchester County? From parks and golf courses to school fields and scenic reservations, this list includes top sledding locations across the county to help you make the most of snowy days. Bundle up, grab your sleds, and head to these favorite local spots!
HILLS FOR SLEDDING IN WESTCHESTER
Ardsley
- Pascone Park (Ashford Avenue): A small park with gentle hills, great for kids.
Bedford
- Bedford Hills Memorial Park (60 Haines Road, Bedford Hills): Offers family-friendly slopes for sledding.
Briarcliff Manor
- Law Memorial Park (1111 Pleasantville Road): A local favorite for sledding fun.
Bronxville
- Scout Field (Between Midland Avenue & the Bronx River Parkway): Popular with families for its open space.
- Siwanoy Country Club Sledding Hill (Pondfield Road West): Great for sledding enthusiasts.
Cortlandt
- Blue Mountain Reservation (435 Welcher Avenue, Peekskill): Plenty of wide-open spaces and hills.
Croton-on-Hudson
- Croton Point Park (1 Croton Point Avenue): Scenic area with hills perfect for sledding.
Dobbs Ferry
- Juhring Nature Preserve (Highland Avenue): Offers gentle slopes for sledding in a natural setting.
Eastchester
- Dunwoodie Park (White Plains Road): Great for local families with kids.
Greenburgh
- Rumbrook Park (Dobbs Ferry Road): Offers fun hills for sledding.
Harrison
- Passidomo Veterans Memorial Park (Crystal Street): Kid-friendly sledding area.
Irvington
- Scenic Hudson Park (Ferry Lane South): A nice spot for gentle sledding slopes.
Larchmont
- Flint Park (Locust Avenue): Popular local spot for sledding fun.
Mamaroneck
- Harbor Island Park (Mamaroneck Avenue): Family-friendly park with smaller hills.
Mount Kisco
- Leonard Park (104 East Main Street): A spacious park with sledding options.
Mount Pleasant
- Graham Hills Park (Route 117): Offers snowy fun for sledders.
Mount Vernon
- Hunt Woods Park (Lincoln Avenue): Small sledding areas in a natural setting.
New Castle
- Gedney Park (155 Millwood Road): A popular park for sledding, with well-maintained hills.
New Rochelle
- Davenport Park (Davenport Avenue): Great medium-sized hills for families.
- Ward Acres Park (Quaker Ridge Road): Known for excellent sledding terrain.
North Castle
- Wampus Brook Park (Route 128, Armonk): Gentle slopes for sledding.
Peekskill
- Depew Park (1 Robin Drive): Nice hills for sledding and other winter fun.
Pelham
- Pelham Country Club Sledding Hill (Wolfs Lane): Spacious sledding area.
Pleasantville
- Soldiers and Sailors Field (Clark Street): Offers gentle slopes for kids.
Port Chester
- Columbus Park (Ryan Avenue): Local sledding spot for families.
Pound Ridge
- Ward Pound Ridge Reservation (6 Reservation Road): Beautiful, scenic sledding hills.
Rye
- Rye Recreation Park (281 Midland Avenue): Well-maintained sledding hills.
Scarsdale
- Saxon Woods Golf Course (315 Mamaroneck Road): Popular sledding spot for all ages.
- Supply Field (Heathcote Road): Central sledding location for families.
Somers
- Reis Park (82 Primrose Street): Spacious park with sledding-friendly hills.
Tarrytown
- Pierson Park (Sleepy Hollow Road): Gentle hills for family sledding.
Tuckahoe
- Main Street Park (Main Street): Small park with a kid-friendly sledding hill.
White Plains
- White Plains High School (550 North Street): A favorite for sledding enthusiasts.
- Maple Moor Golf Course (1128 North Street): Large, open sledding area.
Yonkers
- Dunwoodie Golf Course (1 Wasylenko Lane): Excellent hills for sledding adventures.
SAFETY TIPS FOR SLEDDING HILLS
Seat children facing forward on the sled
Accompany younger kids on the sled
Wear appropriate winter clothing
Keep sledders away from cars
Sled only in designated areas, free of trees
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