Tobogganing

What a wonderful winter family activity! When winter shows up, check out these great hills to take a ride down. Have fun, keep warm and stay safe! 

When using the toboggan hills:

• Maintain a physical distance of 2 metres (6 feet) from anyone outside of your household or cohort at all times.
• Follow all Alberta Health Services gathering restrictions in place.
• Stay home if you are sick or displaying any symptoms of COVID-19.

Failure to adhere to these guidelines may result in the closure of toboggan hills.

The following toboggan hills are OPEN:

• Cottonwood Park, Cottonwood Avenue south of Pine Street
• Clarkdale Lake, Clarkdale Drive west of Orchid Crescent 
• Estates of Sherwood Park, North of Estates Drive
• Florian Park on Regency Drive
• Greengrove Park, 199 Georgian Way north of Glen Allan Recreation Complex
• McGhan Park
• Strathcona Athletic Park, 1100 Clover Bar Road (access off Clover Bar Road)
• Broadmoor Public Golf Course, 2100 Oak Street

Toboggan hills near ponds

Hills by lakes will only be maintained if it is safe.
Please obey "Unsafe Ice" signs and stay safe.

The following toboggan hills are CLOSED:

• Broadmoor Lake Park, 2025 Oak Street north of Recreation, Parks and Culture office
• Woodbridge Lake Park, Woodbridge Way north of Parker Drive (south of Woodbridge Lake)

Sledding safety tips

• Sled on designated hills
• Stay away from roads, rivers, railways and parking lots
• Wear a helmet to reduce the risk of head injury
• Prevent strangulation by wearing neck warmers instead of scarves and avoiding outer clothing with drawstrings
• Only sled in the daylight or on well lit hills
• Go down the hill sitting up or kneeling on the sled. Never slide down headfirst or standing up
• Be sure your path is clear of obstacles and people all the way down the hill.
• Stay in control of your sled. Avoid inner tubes and snow discs that are difficult to control
• If you fall off or stop unexpectedly, quickly move out of the way of other sledders.
• Walk back up the side of the hill, away from other sledders

In an emergency, call 9-1-1.

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