Sledding Hills in Kansas City

KC’s Best Sledding Hills: Where to Slide into Winter Fun

Snow day? Grab your sled and get ready to slide into the winter fun we all pretend to love, even when we’re avoiding shoveling. These Kansas City hills are perfect for every sledder, from kids to adrenaline junkies. So, put down your cocoa and hit up one of these slopes. 

Updated: January 2025 

North of the River

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Winnetonka High School

Classic spot, Winnetonka High School has a huge, open hill just waiting for you to race down it. 

Waterworks Park

If you’re more into thrills than chills, Waterworks Park is calling your name. This hill has enough steepness to make you wish you hadn’t skipped leg day, but it’s worth the rush! 

Midtown & Brookside

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Brookside Hill

Brookside Hill isn’t just another local slope—it’s the spot. Whether you’re a newbie looking for an easy slide or a pro heading straight for “Suicide Hill,” this place has it all. 

Hyde Park Hill

Hyde Park Hill is like the warm hug of sledding hills—perfect for little ones or anyone who isn’t trying to break their neck. The slope is gentle and cozy, making it ideal for beginners.

Kansas City Museum Hill

Looking to level up your sledding game? Museum Hill’s got steep slopes and killer views that will make you want to slide all day (and pretend you didn’t take the whole park out on your first descent).

The South Side

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Westwood Park

Get ready for a smooth ride at Westwood Park, where the slope is perfect for any sledder, regardless of skill level. The park is big, spacious, and offers room to spread out (ideal for those who like to sled in packs). 

Blue Valley Park

If you’ve got a whole crew (or just need space to breathe after an awkward family gathering), Blue Valley Park has a nice, open hill for a relaxed ride. Perfect for kids and beginners!