"The best spots for sledding in the city! With colder weather rolling in and snow in the forecast, it's time to get ready for a little sledding fun. Living in the concrete jungle, finding the perfect hill or park to sled on can be a bit challenging, but not with our list. Psst... Check out 13 Coolest Places to Go Snow Tubing Near NYC Whether your child is hitting the hills for the first time or if they're an aspiring winter daredevil, we've compiled a great list of sledding hills to keep the kids entertained all winter long. So put on your winter gear, grab your sled, and head to one of the best sledding hills in your neighborhood! And on your way home, warm up with a cup of hot cocoa from your favorite cafés near you! Click on your region to jump to spots near you!"
"The New York City Parks mandate that over six inches of snow must be on the ground before anyone can sled down these hills. For more information about the parks, visit nycgovparks.org or call 212-639-9675."
"Riverside Drive To Broadway, W. 192 St. To Dyckman St., Upper West Side Hit the slopes at one of the city's most beautiful outdoor spaces. Take in beautiful views of the Hudson River while gliding down the slippery slopes of Billings Lawn."
Snow and colder weather signal sledding season across New York City and surrounding areas. New York City Parks require at least six inches of snow before sledding on city-managed hills. Manhattan sledding locations include Riverside Drive with Hudson River views, East End Avenue with dog runs, Morningside Park with a steep hill and playgrounds, and Central Park's roomy Cedar Hill. The region offers options for beginners and daring sledders alike, and nearby snow tubing venues provide additional winter thrills. Warm beverages at local cafés make convenient post-sledding stops.
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