The hill is open for sledding and snowboarding every day from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. In the evenings, remember there are neighbours nearby and keep your voices down. There is a reserved hillside just for snowboarding.

Check sledding conditions before you travel. 

Practicing these activities involves certain risks. A few rules are necessary so that everyone can have a safe and enjoyable time.

Open sledding

• A parent or adult must supervise children ages six and under.
• Parental or adult supervision is strongly recommended for children 10 and under.
• The sled or other sledding equipment must be large enough to protect feet and hands.
• Snowboards and skis are strictly forbidden.
• Wearing a helmet is strongly recommended.
• Use of the site outside of park hours is prohibited. 
• Access may be closed due to weather conditions.
• It is forbidden to modify the initial configuration of the slopes.
• Dogs are not allowed on the site.
• It is strictly forbidden to bring glass containers on the site.

When sledding:

• Sledding in groups is prohibited. 
• Sledding head first is prohibited. 
• Wait until the bottom of the hill is clear before starting to descend in order to prevent the risk of collisions.
• Leave the bottom of the hill as soon as possible.
• Use the designated area to climb back up the hill.

Authorized equipment

• Crazy carpets
• Saucer sleds
• Toboggans
• Sleds
• Snow racers
• Inner tubes