Gone Sleddin'

Andi Sedlacek

Andi Sedlacek is acting communications director for the DNR.

State Parks: They’re not just for camping and hiking! Grab your saucer, toboggan or inner tube and head to the hills for some sledding fun at these state properties.

Kettle Moraine State Forest-Southern Unit

Venture to the Nordic Trail trailhead for a simple sledding hill, where you’ll also find a warming shelter and convenient parking.

Kinnickinnic State Park

The sledding hill at this northern Wisconsin state park is located near the Brown Trail parking lot.

Lake Kengonsa State Park

You’ll find a nice little sledding hill at the beach area with a parking lot close by if you need to escape the elements to warm up in your vehicle. After sledding, head to the Snowshoe Trail for 1.2 miles of hiking or snowshoeing.

Peninsula State Park

It’s not an official sledding hill, but the number 17 fairway on the park’s golf course features a steep hill for adventurous sledders. But be prepared — toboggans are not allowed, and children must be supervised by adults.

Willow River State Park

This park’s sledding hill is along the Green Trail, near the beach picnic area and nature center. Your best chance to catch some air on your sled is after significant snowfall when it’s routinely packed.

Learn More

Looking for more sledding fun? Visit the DNR's Find a Park webpage and choose the “Sledding” filter.