On the east side of town I know a lot of folks who go to Ridgeview Country Club. There is a nice short hill at Holy Rosary ("Ho Ro" to the kids)School.

10th and 3rd holes of Northland golf course and the old tubing hill across from the skating rink on Seven Bridges Road are my childhood favorite hills.

Ridgeview's #10 hole, right off the parking lot, so you don't have far to go to warm up.  Not too long and has a pretty good pitch to it.  This is wear I used to take the kids and they had a blast.

Nemadji in Superior (behind the Golf Course, up from the river).

I think someone told me that the pipeline re-opened it for sledding this year.

On the far side of the little pond at Harley there is a steep path that I have more than once sledded. There is a nice curve, so if you have time build it up into a nice *banked* curve and you will get all the way down the hill.



Also in Lincoln park by Elephant rock. Also further down Lincoln park in the floodplain adjacent to 3rd st (grand ave).

We have a wonderful, medium-size hill in Morgan Park.  It's on the north side of 88th Ave. W as you enter the Park, just before the Arbor St. split near the church.  If you're really lucky, you can slide all the way into the creek beyond the foot of the hill.  Stop at SuperAmerica for hot chocolate on the way home to make the day complete.

The snowmobile trail off Skyline is long, albeit relatively straight, but can be fun if the snow is right.  Use a car to get several runs in.

Cascade Park.  Also a popular snowboarding spot though I'm not sure either is sanctioned or officially allowed by Duluth Parks and Rec.  

Although I've never done it, I've often considered using the (new) love van as a warming shack/shuttle to bring the kids up to the top of Cascade St when they get to the bottom.  Mine are still to young, but this could be an excellent sledding party format for middle school or teenage rug rats, plenty of independence and childhood exuberance for the kiddies, but you're still there in case someone needs a stretcher.

There were hills in the middle of Grand Marais that we sledded on, and in good conditions, you could make it to the bottom of the first, continue across the street and keep going. Thinking back, that would qualify as a "suicide hill."

By far the best sledding in Duluth from my childhood was done at "Big Mac". I have no idea why it was named as such. It can be found at the top of Colorado street in East Duluth, the part of Colorado that's off of 43 Ave East. Just walk up the hill to the end of the street and keep going, you'll run into the sledding hill.