Best sledding and tubing spots in DC, Maryland & Virginia

Steady snowfall continues to take over D.C., Maryland, and Virginia., more than enough to close schools and federal government offices, creating the perfect snow day.

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Capitol Police confirmed earlier in the week that the Capitol grounds are open to sledders of all ages.

"The West Front of the Capitol is well known as the best place for sledding in D.C.’s high-density urban environment," Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton said. "Sledding is a simple, childhood thrill. It is the least we can allow for our children this winter season."

Here are some of the best sledding and tubing locations in the D.C. region.

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Sledding and tubing locations in D.C.:

  • U.S. Capitol Lawn
  • Battery Kemble Park
  • Fort DuPont Park
  • Winter Sledding Hill
  • Fort Reno Park

Sledding and tubing locations in Maryland:

  • Rockville Civic Center
  • Silver Spring International Middle School
  • Agricultural History Farm Park

Sledding and tubing locations in Virginia:

  • Nottingham Elementary
  • Tuckahoe Park
  • Bull Run Hill
  • Huntsman Lake
  • The Masonic Temple
  • Manassas National Battlefield

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