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Sledding in Parks
Every neighborhood has its favorite sledding hill for the snowy season, but sometimes adventurous New Yorkers like to explore a new park or compare their slope to other popular ones in the city. Below is a small selection of locations to sled in parks. Please note that while sledding is allowed in New York City parks, it is illegal to go sledding on golf courses.
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Park Name |
Location |
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Claremont Park |
Interior of the park at 172nd Street between Teller Avenue and Clay Avenue |
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Crotona Park |
Slope behind ballfield #3 at Fulton Avenue and Cross Bronx Expressway. |
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Ewen Park |
West 232 Street, between Johnson and Riverdale avenues |
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Franz Sigel Park |
Interior of the park at 160th between Grand Concourse and Walton Avenue |
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Shoelace Park |
Anywhere between 220th and 230th streets along Bronx Boulevard |
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Park Name |
Location |
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Carl Schurz Park |
89th Street, lawn north of Gracie Mansion right off of East End Avenue |
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Fort Tryon Park |
Billings Lawn (Enter the park from its southern end on Margaret Corbin Circle where Cabrini Boulevard and Fort Washington Avenue converge) |
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Highbridge Park |
By ballfield in 174th Street |
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Morningside Park |
110 Street; 113 Street and Morningside Avenue; 122 Street and Morningside Avenue |
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Riverside Park |
Riverside Drive at 103rd Street |
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St. Nicholas Park |
135 Street |
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