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Sledding hills in Worcester

We found 3 sledding spots around Worcester. 2 of them appear on a park agency's own page, and 1 come from local news, tourism or family guides.

  • 3 hills
  • 2 official
  • 1 used locally
  • 0 lit
  • Checked 2026-10-28
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Pulled from 2 sources: City of Worcester Parks and Green Hill Park Coalition.

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Coes Park

72 Coes St., Worcester, MA

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  • Parking: Parking ?
  • Steepness: Slope ?

Source: City of Worcester Parks · checked 2026-10-28

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Burncoat (North) Park

70 North Pkwy., Worcester, MA

  • Lights: Lights ?
  • Cost: Cost ?
  • Parking: Parking ?
  • Steepness: Slope ?

Hill on the north edge along Davidson Rd., about 47 ft of drop. Park hours listed as weekdays 8am to 5pm.

Source: City of Worcester Parks · checked 2026-10-28

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Quick answers

How many sledding hills are there in Worcester?

3 spots are listed here: 2 official (named by the city, county or park district) and 1 used locally (named only by news, tourism or family guides). Each links to its source.

Are there lighted sledding hills in Worcester?

None of our 3 sources for Worcester mention lights. Plan on daylight unless a park posts otherwise.

Is sledding free in Worcester?

0 of 3 sources say free, 0 say paid, and the other 3 don't state a price. Public park hills are usually free, but confirm before you go.

Is sledding allowed in every Worcester park?

Not necessarily. We found no single rule covering every park in the Worcester area. Hills labeled Official are on a land manager's list; for the 1 Used locally spots, look for posted signs.

When was this list last checked?

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.