Sledding

Sledding is a winter activity where individuals ride a flat-bottomed vehicle called a sled down a snow-covered hill. Sleds can be made of plastic, wood, or metal, and are designed to glide smoothly over snow. Participants sit or lie on the sled, using gravity to accelerate downhill. Sledding is enjoyed recreationally in parks or hills and requires basic safety precautions such as wearing appropriate clothing and avoiding obstacles. It’s a popular way to have fun in winter, offering thrill and exercise while connecting with outdoor environments.