5 tobogganing hills to hit in Calgary before winter ends

Calgary is home to over 20 tobogganing hills, and with the upcoming snowfall this weekend, it’s the perfect time to seize the day.

According to the Weather Network, the city is expected to see up to 30 cm of snow over the course of the next few days.

So why not hit some of Calgary’s best hills for tobogganing? We’ve compiled our favourites, ranging from family-friendly slopes to steeper hills for those who enjoy more of a thrill.

While Confederation Park is known for its gorgeous scenery, it also has a range of hills varying in height, making it the perfect spot for riders of all levels to enjoy.

When: Open daily during winter season
Time: Accessible during daylight hours
Where: 905 30th Ave. NW, Calgary, Alta.
Cost: Free

Located in northeast Calgary, this hill becomes increasingly popular after some fresh snow hits the ground. This slope is widespread, which gives riders plenty of room to sled safely, making it the perfect family-friendly hill.

According to the city of Calgary website, tobogganing at night is not allowed.

When: Open daily during winter season
Time: Accessible during daylight hours
Where: 223 Castleridge Blvd. NE, Calgary, Alta.
Cost: Free

This hill is for the more experienced riders, known for its fast hills and steep slopes, making it a fan favourite amongst Calgarians. There is widespread fencing surrounding the hill to provide safety for the riders. If you’re a thrill-seeker, you will find plenty of speed on this slope!

When: Open daily during winter season
Time: Accessible during daylight hours
Where: 2504 13th Ave. NW, Calgary, Alta.
Cost: Free

This southeast Calgary hill is a great option for beginner and younger riders due to its widespread layout and moderate slopes. It is also considered one of the longest hills in the city.

When: Open daily during winter season
Time: Accessible during daylight hours
Where: 160 McKenzie Towne Dr. SE, Calgary, Alta.
Cost: Free

If you’re in search of a more structured experience, consider visiting the WinSport Servus Tube Park. It’s one of the largest tube parks in Western Canada, with eight lanes and access to magic carpet lifts.

When: Friday to Sunday
Where: 88 Canada Olympic Rd. SW, Calgary, Alta.
Time: Friday 4 p.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sunday 12 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Cost: From $16

Have fun out there, Calgary!

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