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Linus Park, on Seneca Hill Drive near Don Mills Road and Finch Avenue, has a City of Toronto designated tobogganing hill. The hill is inspected regularly in winter and may close when conditions are unsafe. Sliding is free for everyone when there is snow; wear a helmet and supervise young children.

Kidstown, the City park on Birchmount Road near Finch Avenue East best known for its summer water park, also has a designated tobogganing hill in winter. The hill is inspected regularly and may close when conditions are unsafe. Sliding is free for everyone when there is snow; helmets are recommended and children should be supervised.

Graydon Hall Park, near Leslie Street and York Mills Road, has a City of Toronto designated tobogganing hill. City staff inspect it regularly in winter and close it if conditions become unsafe. Sliding is free for everyone when there is enough snow; wear a helmet and keep an eye on children.

Glendora Park, near Yonge Street and Sheppard Avenue in Willowdale, has a City of Toronto designated tobogganing hill. The hill is inspected regularly in winter and may close when conditions are unsafe. Sliding is free for everyone when there is snow; helmets are recommended and children should be supervised.

Fairmount Park, on Gerrard Street East near Coxwell Avenue, has a City of Toronto designated tobogganing hill that is handy for families in Leslieville and the Upper Beaches. The hill is inspected regularly in winter and may close when conditions are unsafe. Sliding is free for everyone when there is snow; wear a helmet and supervise children.

Cornell Park, off Beran Drive near Markham Road and Lawrence Avenue East, has a City of Toronto designated tobogganing hill. The hill is inspected regularly during the winter and may close when conditions are unsafe. Sliding is free for everyone when there is snow; helmets are recommended.

Charlottetown Park, in the Centennial area of east Scarborough, has a City of Toronto designated tobogganing hill. City staff inspect it regularly through the winter and close it if conditions become unsafe. Sliding is free for everyone when there is snow; wear a helmet and supervise children.

Byng Park, on Pharmacy Avenue in the Oakridge area of southwest Scarborough, has a City of Toronto designated tobogganing hill. The hill is inspected regularly in winter and may close when conditions are unsafe. Sliding is free for everyone when there is enough snow; helmets are recommended.

Burnett Park, near Bathurst Street and Sheppard Avenue, has a City of Toronto designated tobogganing hill. The hill is inspected regularly in winter and may close when conditions are unsafe. Sliding is free for everyone when there is snow; wear a helmet and supervise young children.

Bridlewood Park, off Huntingwood Drive in the Tam O'Shanter area, has a City of Toronto designated tobogganing hill. City staff check the hill regularly through the winter and close it if it becomes unsafe. It is free to slide here whenever there is enough snow; helmets are recommended.

Birchmount Park, near Birchmount Road and Kingston Road, has a City of Toronto designated tobogganing hill. The hill is inspected regularly in winter and may close when conditions are unsafe. Sliding is free for everyone when there is snow; wear a helmet and keep an eye on children.

Adams Park in West Rouge has one of the City of Toronto's designated tobogganing hills. City staff inspect the hill regularly through the winter and close it if conditions become unsafe. Sliding is free for everyone whenever there is enough snow; helmets are recommended and children should be supervised.