Winter is here, and we know you are looking for ways to get outside and enjoy some family time. Tobogganing, tubing, or sliding in New Brunswick is so much fun. New Brunswick gets slammed with the most snow in the Maritimes each year, making this list the perfect resource for your family to get out and enjoy some fun and fresh air.

We have put together a list of the most popular sliding hills we have heard about and/or visited in New Brunswick. We will update and add to this list of sledding hills as we hear of them in our beautiful province. Please let us know your favourite spots and we will add them to our list!
* Please keep in mind that none of these hills are supervised, and all are “slide at your own risk”. Some hills are maintained by municipalities or parks, while many are simply the local’s go-to hills!
Wearing a helmet is recommended. Keep your eyes open, be aware of others on the hill, and remain in control of your sled.

Alma
- Fundy National Park – toboggan run in the “bowl” at the park’s Headquarters area.
Aulac
- Fort Beausejour in Aulac – Some shorter higher inclines along with some wide open areas with long gradual slopes.
Bathurst
- College Hill
Dieppe
- Rotary St-Anselme Park
Campbellton
- Sugarloaf Park -Tube sledding for 2 hours on groomed hills is $5 per person.
Edmunston
- Mount Farlagne – tubing rentals. Helmets are mandatory.
Fredericton Region
- Experimental Farm on Lincoln Rd – big hills
- Odell Park – large and smaller hill for family fun
- At the Church behind the Cotton Mill in Marysville
- Ball Field in Marysville
- Nashwaaksis Middle School – medium hills and stairs to climb up
- Peterson Rock – Fredericton Junction

Hampton
- Erb’s Hill – behind the ball fields in Dutch Point Park.
Hopewell Hill
- Broadleaf Ranch
Kouchibouguac
- Kouchibouguac National Park – Patterson hill is located behind the Patterson Shelter, 2 km from the Pijeboogwek parking lot. Visitors are asked to follow the snowshoeing trail.
Mactaquac
- Mactaquac Provincial Park – two hills are specially groomed for sledding during the winter: one is steep, while the other is a more gradual slope for younger kids. Lit for night time fun.
Miramichi
- French Fort Cove
- England’s Hallow

Moncton
- Centennial Park – nice larger hill, great for families. Lit at night for sledding all times of day/evening.
- Ecole Le Sommet – On the Twin Oaks side, not too big, easy for kids of all ages.
- Ball Fields by 4 Ice Center (Superior Propane Center) – shorter hills, great for younger kids.
- The Boys & Girls Club between Katherine & Noel St. – lighted and not too steep for younger children.
Oromocto
- Behind the Fire Hall in Oromocto
- By the Library in Oromocto
Quispamsis
- QPlex – Good mid-range slope and wide
Restigouche
- Sugarloaf Provincial Park

Riverview
- Winter Wonderland – large hill, lighted in the evenings. Groomed and maintained park.
- Bridgedale Community Center – 50 Vernon Avenue.
- Claude D Taylor School – easier slope, great for younger sliders.
Rothesay
- Spy Glass Hill – park on the shoulder of Allison Drive, and take the trail to the hill.
- Riverside Golf Club
Saint John
- Rockwood Golf Course – steep & wide. Great for families or older kids.
- Rockwood Park – by Lily’s Cafe. Located near the main parking lot.
- Forest Hills Field – steep and wide.
Saint-Quentin
- Mount Carleton Provincial Park

Salisbury
- Highland Park – hay bales and ramps. Be aware of conditions. If haybales are frozen, they may cause injury not cushion.
Sackville
- The Swan Pond at Mount Allison University – you can choose either a gentle slope on the university side or the steep run nearer to Convocation Hall
- Marshview Middle School
Shediac Area
- Pascal Poirier Park
Sussex Area
- Hill at Kingswood University
Woodstock
- Golf Club Hill – 132 St. Andrews St.

Watch for some more winter activities & resources coming soon. Plus you can check out more Family Fun in New Brunswick resources like Outdoor Skating In Moncton, Winter Festivals In NB, Sugar Camps and Maple Sugar Producers In New Brunswick, or Winter Sleigh Rides In New Brunswick posts.
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