Sledding Fun for the Whole Family

Washoe County, Nevada

5.0/5

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Easy parking, free sledding. Tons of space to play around.

You can't miss this spot in the open snowfields of Tahoe Meadows. This area is not privately owned or maintained, which is perfect. It is a short drive up the Mt. Rose Highway from Reno and Sparks and there is plenty of free parking (except on super-busy days) right next to the sledding slopes and snowshoe trails. Dress warm and bring your own sled. A word of caution: the parking is along a major highway. If you go with young children, be very careful. Also, there are not public bathrooms, so plan accordingly.

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Sledding Fun for the Whole Family Reviews

Margaret L

Sledding Fun for the Whole Family

02/28/23

Always a great place and definitely on the to do list if you’re in the area. Super fun, hillsides to sled, and the area is wide enough to accommodate a lot of people. So no worries about crashing into one another. Definitely family friendly and you know you’ll get a bunch of laughs if you spend some time here.

5.0

Elena P

Sledding Fun for the Whole Family

07/31/20

I used to do this as a kid when visiting my grandparents. Super fun sledding with my brother!

5.0

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