Colorado · 4 hills
We found 4 sledding spots around Boulder. 3 of them appear on a park agency's own page, and 1 come from local news, tourism or family guides.
Pulled from 2 sources: City of Boulder Parks and Visit Boulder.
Listed by park or city Local mention
Pins mark the park or address, not the exact slope.
1505 30th St., Boulder, CO
Source: City of Boulder Parks · checked 2026-10-28
Get directions to Scott Carpenter Park (opens in a new tab)Apple Maps (opens in a new tab)800 Cherry Ave., Boulder, CO
Source: City of Boulder Parks · checked 2026-10-28
Get directions to Foothills Community Park (opens in a new tab)Apple Maps (opens in a new tab)1360 Gillaspie Dr., Boulder, CO
Source: City of Boulder Parks · checked 2026-10-28
Get directions to Harlow Platts Community Park (opens in a new tab)Apple Maps (opens in a new tab)Baseline Rd. & Kinnikinic Rd., Boulder, CO
Visit Boulder says to stay in the designated area near the Ski Jump Trail and ask at the Ranger Cottage. City OSMP rules ban sledding outside designated areas.
Source: Visit Boulder · checked 2026-10-28
Get directions to Chautauqua designated sledding area (opens in a new tab)Apple Maps (opens in a new tab)No source we used for Boulder names a hill as free. For the other 4, cost is Not stated by source.
Lights are Not stated by source for any of our 4 Boulder hills. Plan on daylight.
In NOAA's 1991 to 2020 normals for the Denver-Stapleton station, October is the first month averaging an inch of snow or more, and March averages the most (8.8 inches). Yearly total is about 49 inches. More on the Boulder season page.
4 in total. 3 are listed by the park or city itself and 1 are mentioned by local news or guides. Each one links to its source, checked 2026-10-28.
City rules say sledding on city property is only allowed where designated and posted. Posted signs at each hill come first.
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