Art Hill
Fine Arts Hill Drive, St. Louis, MO 63110
Mom Tips:
Family-friendly.
This is the most well-known sledding hill in St. Louis!
Hay bales line the bottom of the hill
to keep sledders away from the lake.
Downtown
Compton Hill Reservoir Park
1700 South Grand Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63104
Mom Tips:
This hill has steps leading back up to the top – bonus for moms with kids in tow!
Metro East
Glidden Park
1293 Branch Street, Collinsville, IL
Mom Tips:
Must have at least 2 inches of snow for the hill to be open for sledding.
Only plastic or inflatable sleds allowed.
Pleasant Ridge Park
401 Pleasant Ridge Road, Fairview Heights, IL
Mom Tips:
Big, open hill with lots of room.
The walk to the top can be tiring!
Great for all ages.
Mid-County
St. Louis County Winter Outdoor Sports Department Policy: Sledding is allowed in all County parks except Lone Elk, Veterans Memorial, and Kennedy.
Deer Creek Park
3200 North Laclede Station Road, St. Louis, MO 63143
Mom Tips:
*CAUTION!*
While this hill looks short, it is quite steep. It has earned the nickname “Suicide Hill” due to the number of broken bones and injuries kids have gotten while sledding.
Pattonville Heights Middle School
195 Fee Fee Road, Maryland Heights, MO 63043
Mom Tips:
There are two hills behind Pattonville Heights Middle School. They are medium-sized slopes, great for all ages!
Shaw Park
27 South Brentwood Boulevard, Clayton, MO 63105
Mom Tips:
Sledding hill is at the corner of Brentwood and Forsyth.
North County
St. Louis County Winter Outdoor Sports Department Policy: Sledding is allowed in all County parks except Lone Elk, Veterans Memorial, and Kennedy.
Endicott Park
2950 Endicott Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63114
Mom Tips:
Head to the hill on the right when you pull into the main entrance.
Killer Hill
1 James J. Eagan Drive, Florissant, MO 63033
Across from the Florissant Civic Center
Mom Tips:
The hill itself isn’t steep or dangerous, just steer clear of the telephone pole on the right side of the hill.
Sioux Passage Park
17930 Old Jamestown Road, St. Louis, MO 63034
Mom Tips:
This is a WINTER SPORTS park where you can snowmobile, cross-country ski, and sled. It has a great long, steep hill that is rarely crowded.
BONUS: Year-Round bathroom available!!
Superior Park
635 Robert Avenue, Ferguson, MO 63135
Mom Tips:
Sledding hill is to the right of the pavilion.
South County
St. Louis County Winter Outdoor Sports Department Policy: Sledding is allowed in all County parks except Lone Elk, Veterans Memorial, and Kennedy.
Jefferson Barracks
345 North Road W, St. Louis, MO 63125
Mom Tips:
The place to sled is at the scenic circle.
Suson Park
6073 Wells Road, St. Louis, MO 63128
Mom Tips:
The hill is long, but not steep so it is a perfect spot for younger kids to sled.
St. Charles County
Bum’s Hill at Blanchette Park
1900 West Randolph Street, St. Charles, MO 63301
Mom Tips:
This park has hills of various sizes, making it a great sledding spot for all ages!
Civic Park
308 Civic Park Drive, O’Fallon, MO 63366
Mom Tips:
Sledding hill is at the back of the park, near the pool.
West County
St. Louis County Winter Outdoor Sports Department Policy: Sledding is allowed in all County parks except Lone Elk, Veterans Memorial, and Kennedy.
Crestview Middle School / Rockwood Early Childhood Center
16025 Clayton Road, Ballwin, MO 63011
Mom Tips:
Sledding hill sits behind the Early Childhood Center
between Crestview’s soccer and football fields.
Some parts are good for all ages,
and some parts of the hill have drop offs
that make it more suitable for older kids.
Mom Tips:
Hidden Valley has a great tubing hill
(along with skiing and snowboarding)
however there is a fee.
Mom Tips:
Sledding hill is located behind the
Greensfelder Recreation Complex
Selvidge Middle School
235 New Ballwin Road, Ballwin, MO 63021
Mom Tips:
Sledding hill between football field and soccer fields.
Good for all ages.
Twin Oaks Presbyterian Church
1230 Big Bend Road, Ballwin, MO 63021
Mom Tips:
A great hill for younger kids!
