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Sledding & Tubing Hills

Blackwater Falls State Park operates the longest sledding magic-carpet run in the region, and Canaan Valley Resort runs a snow-tubing park. Both are the family-friendliest winter options in the state.

Blackwater Falls runs a lift-served sledding hill, which turns one good run into twenty and changes the whole calculation with kids.

Two operations in the same valley, both time-slotted, both selling out on holiday weekends.

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Practical note

Both organized operations sell timed sessions and they sell out days ahead over Christmas and Presidents' Day. Book before you drive.

What to know before you go

  • Blackwater Falls' sled run uses a lift, so laps come cheap
  • Sessions are time-slotted and sell out on holiday weekends

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Questions people ask

Where can you go sledding in West Virginia?
Blackwater Falls State Park runs a lift-served sledding hill and Canaan Valley Resort operates a snow-tubing park.

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West Virginia has roughly 1.5 million acres of public land and a handful of places that carry almost all of the attention. The consequence is that a great deal of very good ground sits nearly empty, usually for one of three reasons: nobody has heard of it, the road in is gated or rough, or it is undeveloped and has nothing to advertise. Those are the places below — of them across regions.

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