Guides

• What to bring sledding
• Sledding with little kids
• Lit sledding hills
• Where to sled near San Diego
• Where to sled near Los Angeles
• Where to sled near Orange County
• Where to sled near Riverside
• Where to sled near San Bernardino
• Where to sled near Palm Springs
• Where to sled near Temecula
• Where to sled near Bakersfield
• Where to sled near Santa Barbara
• Where to sled near Ventura and Oxnard
• Where to sled near Lancaster and Palmdale
• Where to sled near Santa Clarita
• Where to sled near Phoenix
• Where to sled near Tucson
• Where to sled near Las Vegas
• Where to sled near Sacramento
• Where to sled near San Francisco
• Where to sled near San Jose
• Where to sled near Fresno
• Where to sled near Albuquerque
• Where to sled near El Paso
• Where to sled near Seattle
• Where to sled near Portland
• Snowiest US cities ranked by free sledding hills
• Sledding FAQ

Season pages by metro

When the first inch usually lands, per NOAA normals, plus lit hills and local rules.

• Akron, OH47.2 inches a year
• Albany, NY59.2 inches a year
• Allentown, PA33.1 inches a year
• Ames, IA36.5 inches a year
• Anchorage, AK77.9 inches a year
• Ann Arbor, MI45 inches a year
• Appleton, WI55.6 inches a year
• Baltimore, MD19.3 inches a year
• Bangor, ME74.6 inches a year
• Billings, MT57.4 inches a year
• Binghamton, NY86.5 inches a year
• Bismarck, ND50.5 inches a year
• Boise, ID17.6 inches a year
• Boston, MA49.2 inches a year
• Boulder, CO49 inches a year
• Bozeman, MT37.2 inches a year
• Buffalo, NY95.4 inches a year
• Burlington, VT87.5 inches a year
• Canton, OH47.2 inches a year
• Casper, WY71.8 inches a year
• Cedar Rapids, IA39.1 inches a year
• Champaign-Urbana, IL21.8 inches a year
• Chicago, IL38.4 inches a year
• Cincinnati, OH23.3 inches a year
• Cleveland, OH63.8 inches a year
• Colorado Springs, CO32.5 inches a year
• Columbus, OH28.2 inches a year
• Dayton, OH25 inches a year
• Denver, CO49 inches a year
• Des Moines, IA36.5 inches a year
• Detroit, MI45 inches a year
• Dubuque, IA42.5 inches a year
• Duluth, MN90.2 inches a year
• Eau Claire, WI55.4 inches a year
• Erie, PA104.3 inches a year
• Fargo, ND51.4 inches a year
• Flint, MI52.1 inches a year
• Fort Collins, CO51.4 inches a year
• Fort Wayne, IN33.6 inches a year
• Grand Rapids, MI77.6 inches a year
• Great Falls, MT66.1 inches a year
• Green Bay, WI55.6 inches a year
• Harrisburg, PA29.9 inches a year
• Hartford, CT51.7 inches a year
• Helena, MT37.2 inches a year
• Idaho Falls, ID24.8 inches a year
• Indianapolis, IN25.5 inches a year
• Iowa City, IA23.6 inches a year
• Kalamazoo, MI77.6 inches a year
• Kansas City, MO18.2 inches a year
• La Crosse, WI46.3 inches a year
• Lansing, MI50.2 inches a year
• Laramie, WY62.9 inches a year
• Lexington, KY14.5 inches a year
• Lincoln, NE26 inches a year
• Logan, UT51.9 inches a year
• Long Island, NY25.9 inches a year
• Louisville, KY13.4 inches a year
• Madison, WI51.8 inches a year
• Manchester, NH67.7 inches a year
• Marquette, MI102 inches a year
• Milwaukee, WI48.7 inches a year
• Minneapolis / St Paul, MN51.2 inches a year
• Missoula, MT43 inches a year
• Morgantown, WV68.9 inches a year
• New Haven, CT33.6 inches a year
• New York City, NY29.8 inches a year
• North Jersey, NJ31.5 inches a year
• Ogden / Provo, UT51.9 inches a year
• Omaha, NE27.1 inches a year
• Peoria, IL26.2 inches a year
• Philadelphia, PA23.1 inches a year
• Pittsburgh, PA44.1 inches a year
• Portland, ME68.7 inches a year
• Providence, RI36.6 inches a year
• Rapid City, SD48.5 inches a year
• Reno, NV20.9 inches a year
• Rochester, NY102 inches a year
• Rochester, MN53.1 inches a year
• Rockford, IL37.1 inches a year
• Salt Lake City, UT51.9 inches a year
• Scranton, PA33.1 inches a year
• Sioux Falls, SD45.3 inches a year
• South Bend, IN64.5 inches a year
• Spokane, WA45.4 inches a year
• Springfield, MA, MA36.6 inches a year
• St. Cloud, MN47.9 inches a year
• St. Louis, MO16.6 inches a year
• State College, PA35.8 inches a year
• Syracuse, NY127.8 inches a year
• Toledo, OH37.4 inches a year
• Traverse City, MI65.9 inches a year
• Utica, NY127.8 inches a year
• Washington, DC area, MD13.7 inches a year
• Westchester County, NY29.8 inches a year
• Wichita, KS12.7 inches a year
• Worcester, MA72.9 inches a year
• Youngstown, OH67.8 inches a year