Posted in West Virginia
February 06, 2016
Here Are the 8 Best Places To Go Sled Riding In West Virginia This Winter
You don’t have to be a skier or a snowboarder to enjoy the winter in West Virginia. There are plenty of hills here to sled and snow tube. Better yet, several of our ski resorts and parks also have great places for snow tubing and sledding. Here are the best of them:
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Canaan Valley’s new tubing park offers multiple lanes that are each 1,200 feet long. Sessions are two hours. It’s one of the most popular places at the resort.
Blackwater Falls State Park in Davis has the longest sledding run East of the Mississippi. The hill is groomed for sledding and there are sleds available for rent.
In addition to all its great skiing slopes, Snowshoe Mountain Ski Resort has an 6-story, 8-lane snow tubing park that's sure to be a blast for your entire family.
Winterplace has the largest tubing park in the state, it says.
This park in Bruceton Mills has a great hill for sledding.
Cato Park has been a favorite sledding spot for Charleston residents for years.
Pipestem rents out sleds for its hill. You can also use your own approved sled.
8. Oglebay Park in Wheeling
Check out this great hill at Wheeling’s Oglebay Park! Tamara Gregg captured it.
Where do you like to sled and snow tube in West Virginia?
