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Wirral
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This beautiful park on the edge of the Mersey is said to be a popular spot to visit in Wirral when it comes to sledging.
Dawstone Park, Heswall
When the world turns white, and the kids are clammering to go sledging, Heswall's Dawstone Park offers good hills for sledging.
Liverpool
Camp Hill, Woolton
Possibly one of the best known sledging spots in Liverpool, Camp Hill offers plenty of space and long gentle slopes which means its absolutely perfect for families.
Everton Brow
Offering panoramic views of the city and a good slope, this is always a popular choice for those wanting to hit the slopes when the snow comes.
Princes Park, Toxteth
Princes Park offers a good slope for sledging, so wrap up warm and bring your sledge along for some great family fun.
Allerton Towers
This beautiful 25 acre park offers lots of opportunity for sledging when the snow comes to Liverpool.
Holt Field, Mossley Hill
Close to Sudley House and out of the city, this is another very popular sledging spot which has slightly shorter hills than Camp Hill, but is a little steeper, meaning faster sledging.
The Best Places to Go Sledging When its Snowing in Merseyside
Here are the best places to go sledging in Wirral, St Helens, Liverpool and beyond for when the snow arrives in Merseyside.
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Enjoy some sledging fun when it snows in Merseyside
It doesn't snow often, so when it does, you will want to make the most of it. So wrap up warm and head out to some of Merseyside's fabulous sledging hotspots. Before you go, make sure you check out our tips for keeping your family safe.
Liverpool
Camp Hill, Woolton
Possibly one of the best known sledging spots in Liverpool, Camp Hill offers plenty of space and long gentle slopes which means its absolutely perfect for families.
Everton Brow
Offering panoramic views of the city and a good slope, this is always a popular choice for those wanting to hit the slopes when the snow comes.
Princes Park, Toxteth
Princes Park offers a good slope for sledging, so wrap up warm and bring your sledge along for some great family fun.
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Allerton Towers
This beautiful 25 acre park offers lots of opportunity for sledging when the snow comes to Liverpool.
Holt Field, Mossley Hill
Close to Sudley House and out of the city, this is another very popular sledging spot which has slightly shorter hills than Camp Hill, but is a little steeper, meaning faster sledging.
Wirral
Vale Park, New Brighton
This beautiful park on the edge of the Mersey is said to be a popular spot to visit in Wirral when it comes to sledging.
Dawstone Park, Heswall
When the world turns white, and the kids are clammering to go sledging, Heswall's Dawstone Park offers good hills for sledging.
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St Helens
Taylor Park
A place where residents flock when it snows, Taylor Park offers gentle, wide slopes, perfect for sledging.
Sherdley Park, St Helens
Sherdley Park's fabulous hills which are long and gentle make it a great place to visit when it's snowing.
Safety Tips
Sledging can be a great pastime when its snowing, but make sure you follow the following safety to keep the kids safe.
Avoid sledging in hazardous areas such as hills near roads, pavements or water.
Equally, be careful of obstructions that you could run into such as walls and trees
Young children should wear a helmet to help prevent head injuries.
Only go sledging in daylight - it's impossible to sledge safely if you can't see where you're going.
Wrap up warm, wear gloves and scarves (and a hat if a helmet is being worn.)
Sledging head first is more dangerous, so encourage children to avoid doing this.
