Great sledding (and skiing). Nice, safe, treeless bowl area where snomobiles are prohibited. Quiet, peaceful, and a smooth sledding experience. Trails are maked well, but there is no signage indicating where the sledding is. Use a little common sense -- you can see a treeless ridge fromthe parking lot, with a wide trail leading to it, just across the parking lot from an outhouse. If you use the trail immediately adjacent to the other outhouse, you are heading onto ski paths. TIP: you will need to buy a snow parkin pass for the snow season. Yiuc an buy before you head up the mountain, or, stop at the general store just outside the park. read more

GREAT SLEDDING HILL! One side is really steep for the dare devils and risk takers while the other side is much easier for the little kiddos..though walking back up the hill on either side can be quite arduous! We did both...alternating of course to rest up for the insane climb to the top of king hill. We come all the way from Portland every year to do this with our friends from Athena...it really is a treat for the young and old...though tomorrow morning, I'll know just exactly how old I am! read more

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If you're up in the Tailgate mountains, daily snow pass in hand and want an epic sledding adventure for the kids, this one will fit the bill! Pit toilets in the parking lot, but no other amenities. Bring your own tubes and sleds! It's a huge bowl shaped area with a little hike up from the parking lot. One side of the hill is pretty high with a shorter side for smaller kids. The day we were there we pretty much had it to ourselves, having arrived late in the day. In between hail and sunshine kids and adults trudged up the hill the best they could for marvelous runs. read more

Andie's Prairie - Sledding Near Me