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Boasting the highest elevation in DC, this Tenleytown park is a sledding haven—and with several smaller hills scattered throughout its parameters, it’ll be a hit with kids of all ages.
Thrill-seekers can head to the woodsy area at P Street Beach to enjoy one of the District’s steeper hills.
Not only does this Northwest DC park offer sledding terrain, but it’s a go-to battleground for the District’s Snowball Fight Association.
This spot, tucked away behind the Georgetown Neighborhood Library, is good for sledding. However, we recommend this spot for older kids and adults—the hills lead into the street, so make sure you’ll be able to stop yourself.
An abundance of pine trees sets the scene for winter fun at this Palisades park. It’s a popular spot for local families, offering a range of elevation for big kids and little ones alike.
Eastern High School
The Capitol Building’s lawn may be out of bounds this week, but the hills at this nearby high school are another popular sledding locale.
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