Places To Go Sledding In Central Minnesota
With snow in the forecast, you may get the chance to put your sled to use this winter. We have put together a list of the various places to sled around the St. Cloud and surrounding area. Check out our list below.
Hester Park
1020 6th Avenue N
St. Cloud, MN 56301Hester park has two steep hills good for both sledding and snowboarding. If you don't like walking back up the hill, there are stairs that will take you at least halfway to the top. The area is clear of trees along the sledding path. There is no remote access to restrooms. Parking is free, but limited. There are additional places to park along the roadside.
Northside Park
12th Street North
Sartell, MN 56377Northside Park is good for both young children and adults. There are a few small hills for first time sledders, as well as bigger hills for more experienced people.
Calvary Park
1800 17th Ave S.
St. Cloud, MN 56301Calvary Park has medium sized hills that are great for both first time sledders and younger kids. You don't need to worry about trees along the sledding path. There is no remote access to restroom facilities.
Wilson Park
625 Riverside Dr NE
St. Cloud, MN 56304If you're looking for some steeper hills Wilson Park is the place for you. You may have to watch out for a few trees along the way down the hill. There is no remote access to restroom facilities. Parking is free along the roadside.
Riverside Park
1800 Kilian Blvd
St. Cloud, MN 56301Riverside Park is great for both sledding and snowboarding. The hills are steep, with longer slopes than other places in the area. Parking is free and plentiful. The park does have a warming house which is available for rent. You must call head of time to reserve it.