Onalaska, WI
Van Riper Park
Van Riper Park in Onalaska is listed as a sledding spot by La Crosse Local. The park or city does not list it, so check posted signs.
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At a glance
- Lights
- Yes, per source
- Hours
- Not stated by source
- Status phone
- Not stated by source
- Restrooms
- Not stated by source
- Cost
- Not stated by source
- Parking
- Not stated by source
- Steepness
- Not stated by source
- Rentals
- Not stated by source
- Tubing
- Not stated by source
- Rules
- Not stated by source
- Run length
- Not stated by source
- Kid area
- Not stated by source
- Approx. drop
- About 40 ft (approx. drop, USGS elevation data)
Details and source
| Status | Local mention Mentioned by local news or a guide. The park or city does not list it. |
|---|---|
| Address | 250 Riders Club Rd., Onalaska, WI |
| Notes from source | Hill is left of the Aquatic Center. Lights and a free sled library, per La Crosse Local. |
| Local note | Not stated by source |
| Check conditions | Check current conditions on the source page |
| Park staff? | Send a correction |
| Source | La Crosse Local |
| Checked | 2026-10-28 |
| Map pin | 43.90584, -91.24145 (park or address, from OpenStreetMap Nominatim) |
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Short answers
Is sledding allowed at Van Riper Park?
La Crosse Local names it as a sledding spot, but we did not find it on the park or city's own list as of 2026-10-28. Look for posted signs before you sled.
Does Van Riper Park have lights for night sledding?
Yes, the source mentions lights.
Where is Van Riper Park?
250 Riders Club Rd., Onalaska, WI. It's one of 5 hills on our La Crosse list.
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