Michigan · 3 hills
All 3 hills on this page come straight from the park or city's own listings, which is less common than you'd think.
The list reaches past Flint into Lapeer, Burton and Linden.
For small kids, Davison Roadside County Park is described as gentle; Toboggan Hill is the steeper end.
Pulled from 1 source: Genesee County Parks.
Listed by park or city Local mention
Pins mark the park or address, not the exact slope.
Washburn Rd. north of Carpenter Rd., Lapeer, MI
County calls it its expert-level hill. Opens when ground is frozen with 3 inches of snow: Thu and Fri 5 to 10 p.m., Sat and Sun noon to 10 p.m., and school snow days. No parking on Washburn Rd.
Source: Genesee County Parks · checked 2026-10-28
Get directions to Toboggan Hill (opens in a new tab)Apple Maps (opens in a new tab)Burton, MI
County lists it as its beginner sledding hill.
Source: Genesee County Parks · checked 2026-10-28
Get directions to Davison Roadside County Park (opens in a new tab)Apple Maps (opens in a new tab)Linden, MI
County lists it as its intermediate sledding hill.
Source: Genesee County Parks · checked 2026-10-28
Get directions to Linden County Park (opens in a new tab)Apple Maps (opens in a new tab)None of our Flint sources say outright that a hill is free. For the other 3, cost is Not stated by source.
Not stated by source. No page we cite for Flint mentions lights on a sledding hill.
In NOAA's 1991 to 2020 normals for the Flint Fcwos station, November is the first month averaging an inch of snow or more, and January averages the most (15.1 inches). Yearly total is about 52.1 inches. More on the Flint season page.
3, all listed by the park or city itself. Each one links to its source, checked 2026-10-28.
Not stated by source. We found no single rule for the Flint area, so read posted signs at each hill.
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