Sunny Slopes, South Park
2027 Buffalo Dr., South Park Township, PA
- Lights: Lights ?
- Cost: Cost ?
- Parking: Parking ?
- Steepness: Slope ?
Three hills meet at one runout.
Source: Allegheny County Parks Foundation · checked 2026-10-28

Pennsylvania · 6 hills
We found 6 sledding spots around Pittsburgh. 1 of them appear on a park agency's own page, and 5 come from local news, tourism or family guides.
The list reaches past Pittsburgh into South Park Township, Pittsburgh, Plum and Allison Park.
Sources call Observatory Hill, Riverview Park steep.
Boyce Park Snow Tubing charges a fee; everything else either says it's free or doesn't say.
Pulled from 3 sources: Allegheny County Parks Foundation, Pittsburgh City Paper and Allegheny County Parks.
Official Used locally
Pins mark the park or address, not the exact slope.
2027 Buffalo Dr., South Park Township, PA
Three hills meet at one runout.
Source: Allegheny County Parks Foundation · checked 2026-10-28
Schenley Dr., Pittsburgh, PA
Across from Phipps Conservatory. Road at the bottom.
Source: Pittsburgh City Paper · checked 2026-10-28
901 Centerview Dr., Plum, PA
Paid tubing, not open sledding. $25 resident, $31 non-resident per day. 724-733-4656.
Source: Allegheny County Parks · checked 2026-10-28
Pittsburgh, PA
Gentle and steeper sections. Crowded after fresh snow.
Source: Pittsburgh City Paper · checked 2026-10-28
Pittsburgh, PA
Steep, fast slope.
Source: Pittsburgh City Paper · checked 2026-10-28
Allison Park, PA
Source: Allegheny County Parks Foundation · checked 2026-10-28
6 spots are listed here: 1 official (named by the city, county or park district) and 5 used locally (named only by news, tourism or family guides). Each links to its source.
None of our 6 sources for Pittsburgh mention lights. Plan on daylight unless a park posts otherwise.
0 of 6 sources say free, 1 say paid (Boyce Park Snow Tubing), and the other 5 don't state a price. Public park hills are usually free, but confirm before you go.
Not necessarily. We found no single rule covering every park in the Pittsburgh area. Hills labeled Official are on a land manager's list; for the 5 Used locally spots, look for posted signs.
Every hill on this page was checked against its source on 2026-10-28. If something changed, use the "Was this info right?" button on the hill.