Guest houses and sanatoriums ride on an ice slide. Where to ride cheesecakes in the Moscow region 

Increasingly, city residents prefer leisure in the fresh air. Residents of Moscow were no exception. Every winter, snow and ice slides for sledding and tubing appear in the city. Every year their popularity only grows, and the number of places for skiing increases. We bring to your attention the most popular places for tubing in Moscow. We’ll also talk about what snow tubing is, how to choose the right sports equipment for skiing, what types of slides there are and price categories.

Snowtubing

This word is the name of an old Russian pastime - downhill skating, more often called "vatrushka" (tubing) skating. This is an inflatable rubber chamber, externally reminiscent of the baked goods of the same name, tubing - from the English tube - pipe. Each device has two handles to hold onto during descent. “Vatrushki” come in four sizes in diameter: 80, 95, 110 and 125 centimeters. Tubing is quite an extreme entertainment, as the speed during the descent can reach 100 kilometers per hour. It is not recommended to brake with your feet - this can lead to serious injury and also injure others around you. The approximate price of one tube is 1,400 rubles.

Where to go tubing ("cheesecake") in Moscow

All snow and ice slides in the capital city are divided into three types:

  1. Slides that have no restrictions, you can ride them as much as you want and on anything completely free.
  2. Special slides for tubing; if you have your own equipment, the ride will be absolutely free. If you don’t have your own cheesecake, you can rent one here.
  3. Another category of slides, where the use of your own tubes is prohibited, excludes free skating.

On paid tubing slides in Moscow, payment is provided for each descent or hourly. These slides are usually equipped with a lift, which makes the ride more comfortable.

Where can you ride for free?

Let's look at places in Moscow where you can go tubing for free. We suggest visiting the following parks and complexes:

  • Gorky Park;
  • city ​​park "Friendship";
  • Pokrovskoye-Streshnevo Park;
  • Krylatsky Hills complex;
  • Catherine Park;
  • Vorobyovy Gory reserve;
  • Bitsevsky and Troparevsky forest parks.

It should be noted that few of them have rental stations and safety barriers.

How to choose the right tubing

Below is a description of this equipment already filled with air. The diameter of the cheesecake is selected depending on the height of the user. When a child grows up to 110 centimeters, the diameter of the tube should be 65-85 centimeters, up to 140 - 90-95 cm, up to 175 - 100-110 cm. For those whose height exceeds 175 centimeters, you should choose a “cheesecake” 120-125 cm in diameter It is not recommended to purchase a tubing for children to grow; for people who are overweight, you should choose a tubing with a large diameter.

Moscow and Moscow region - places for tubing

Let's look at the most famous cheesecake slides. Let's find out their pros and cons and draw appropriate conclusions.

"The Gorka" in Sokolniki

The length of the slope of this slide is 200 m and the height is 13.5 meters. The following advantages can be highlighted:

  • This artificial route is considered the highest in Moscow.
  • It has a convenient location, unlike others there is a sign leading to it.
  • There are two instructors, one of them is at the top and the other is at the bottom. On some routes there are no instructors at all.
  • Single and double “cheesecakes” are available for rental.

The session lasts for 45 minutes, then there is a short break.

The disadvantages include:

  • There is always a long queue at the ticket office and on the slide.
  • The lift doesn't work; it's hard to get up, especially with a double cheesecake.
  • You are allowed to bring your own tube, but there is still an entrance fee.

Tubing in Moscow - price: on weekdays from 11:00 am to 17:45 pm, a ticket costs 300 rubles, from 18:00 to 21:45 - 400 rubles. On weekends, the ticket price is 450 rubles. There are discounted tickets for children and pensioners: on weekdays - 200 rubles, on weekends - 250 rubles.

Location: Sokolniki metro station, on the 3rd Luchevoy clearing, not far from the Ice skating rink.

Tubing track in Fili Park

The track has a height of 4.5 m, the length of the slope is 125 meters.

  • this artificial slide is more suitable for younger children; \
  • the track is covered with snow, flat, without ice, and quite long;
  • You can ride it even when it thaws.

  • will not interest older children and adults;
  • The slide is quite flat, so the speed is quite low;
  • it stands on a slight elevation, so it is inconvenient to get off;
  • It is prohibited to bring your own equipment.

If we talk about the price, then on weekdays they will charge you 200 rubles for 30 minutes, and 300 rubles for an hour. On weekends - 300 rubles (30 minutes), 500 - without time limit.

How to get there: walk 20 minutes from Bagrationovskaya metro station, the hill is located next to the main alley of the park.

"Merry Hill" at VDNKh

Another track in Moscow for tubing. Its length is 35, height is 8 meters. Pros: located next to the skating rink, looks very fun. The slide has two tracks. One is shorter, the second is longer and faster. You can bring your own tubes.

Minuses. This slide was created by specialists in ski slopes. But no frills were found in it during the descent. The price per hour is 300 rubles.

Location: VDNH metro station, on the right side of the skating rink, between entrances 2 and 3, not far from the Optics pavilion.

Kolomenskoye Park

The length of the slope is approximately 200 meters. Pros: it has many slopes (small for children and steeper for extreme sports). Safety fences are installed on the sides of the route. You are allowed to bring your own tubing and ride for free.

Cons: the trails are not artificial, it is possible to ski only if there is snow. It is not recommended to ski on unequipped slopes. Price: 150 rubles - 30 minutes. You can get there on foot from the Kolomenskaya metro station.

Muzeon Park

The length of the slope is 17 and 14 meters, the height is five meters. Pros: the tubing hill in Moscow is wooden, but thanks to its special coating you can ride on it without snow and ice. It has two slopes - for the youngest children and older children. Riding on it is only allowed on cheesecakes; if you have your own, the descent will be absolutely free.

Minuses. Unfortunate location - next to the warrior monument. Rentals require a deposit. Price: a large “cheesecake” will cost 150 rubles (30 minutes) + deposit, small tubing (for children under 12 years old): 100 rubles (30 minutes) + deposit of one thousand rubles or a passport. This cheesecake slide is located in Moscow, next to the Oktyabrskaya or Park Kultury metro stations.

Best tubing park

If you have the opportunity to leave the city, we recommend visiting one of the best tubing parks in the Moscow region - Elagino. Here you can have a wonderful weekend with your family or friends. The descent in this park is equipped with lifts and music. The trails are well lit. It is possible to rent sports equipment. If necessary, you will be provided with the necessary medical care. Experienced, qualified instructors work here who can provide you with a comfortable ride and maintain a festive mood. The park is located just ten minutes from the center of Naro-Fominsk, near the village of Elagino.

Specially equipped tracks

Where can you go on inflatable tubing in Moscow? It is customary to ride them even at European resorts. In Moscow, it is still better to ride on specially equipped trails. Currently exists a large number of safe snow slopes in Moscow. It’s good when there are lifts and tubing rental stations. Let's consider ski center in Novo-Peredelkino.

There are trails of varying difficulty and height. For beginners and children, the trails located in the new Blue Bird quarter are suitable. To overcome fears and to hone your technique of skiing on a cheesecake, the slopes of the Severnoye Butovo ski slope are suitable. On Vorobyovy Gory, fans of downhill skiing will see a seventy-meter long track, which is beautifully illuminated in the evenings. Nearby there is a kiosk where you can buy hot coffee, tea and various sweets. There is skiing available here during the day and evening. Another extraordinary thing a nice place for skiing - Rostokino, where the slopes of the Yauza River serve as slides.

Those who want to go a little further from Moscow should go to the park (sports and entertainment) - “Yakhroma”, which is located in the Moscow region. Four will appear before you ski slopes. An air cushion for jumping will bring special pleasure and give an indescribable sensation. Volen Park is also not far behind this place; the local toboggan run will greatly appeal to brave tubing lovers.

After I went sledding in Finland, I was inspired to repeat it in Russia. Unfortunately, we don’t have the same slopes as our neighbors, but we do have so-called tubing, which is enough even for a small slide. It’s not for nothing that this type of winter entertainment is called modern sleds, which are easy to pull after riding uphill compared to metal ones. By the way, besides the fact that these so-called “cheesecakes” are madly loved by children, they are also very popular by adults, who remember with pleasure the joys of childhood.”

In general, we can generally highlight the following advantages, which suit me quite well:

  1. Sooooo many slides you can ride on
  2. Inexpensive rental
  3. Safely!
  4. Very cool feeling!

Especially to implement my plan, I googled the information and the conclusion is the following - this winter Muscovites have as many as 5 thousand slides at their disposal! Here is their main location (thanks to AiF for this map and data)

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1. Catherine Park

Suvorovskaya sq., 2

Tubing (inflatable sleds - “cheesecakes”): no.
Ice skates and sleds: yes, bring your own, ride for free.

2. Park of Arts "Museon"
Krymsky Val, 10
Tubing: no.
Ice skates and sleds: yes, bring your own, ride for free. Only small children's slides.

3. Park “Trubetskoy Estate in Khamovniki”
St. Usacheva, 1
On the territory of this children's park(in addition to entertainment, you can see squirrels, horses, geese, etc.) There are only small slides, the main one is Tsar Mountain.
Tubing: no.
Ice slides and sleds: free ice slides for the little ones.

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4. Sports and environmental complex “Lata Track”
St. Krylatskaya, 1
This is a well-equipped eco-park for skiing, snowboarding and mountain biking. One of the professional trails is dedicated to snow tubing. Luggage storage is available - 30 rubles/hour.
Tubing: 400 rub./hour.
Ice cubes and sleds: no, you cannot bring your own.

5. Luzhniki, Park of curved slides
St. Luzhnetskaya embankment, 24
Tubing: no.
Ice skates and sleds: yes, you can bring your own, paying 150 rubles for entry. (regardless of age). In addition, rental services are available.

6. “Novo-Peredelkino”
Solntsevo microdistrict, st. Novoorlovskaya
Tubing: 200 rub./hour - weekdays, morning (from 10 am), 300 rub./hour - weekdays, evening (from 16 o'clock), 450 rub./hour - weekends and holidays.
Ice boats and sleds: no.

7. Troparevsky forest park
St. Academician Vinogradov, ow. 12

Tubing: snow trails are open. Price to be confirmed.
Ice slides and sleds: no rentals, spontaneous slides.

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8. Park "Northern Tushino"
St. Svobody, 56
Tubing: rental from 90 to 150 rubles. per hour (depending on age).

9. Bratsevsky Park
Svetlogorsky pr-d, 13
Tubing: 400 rub. for 10 descents.
Ice slides and sleds: ice slides are free if you bring your own equipment.

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10. Izmailovsky Park
Narodny Ave., 17
Tubing: no.
Ice sleds and sleds: Finnish sleds and skis are available for rent. You can ride a snowmobile.

11. Sokolniki Park
Sokolnichesky Val, 1
Between two snowy towns (one entrance is free, the other - 250 rubles) there will be snow and ice slides - some free, some for money (from 50 to 150 rubles). Children under 7 years old and large families receive a 50% discount on weekdays. There is also snowmobiling and sleigh rides here.
Tubing: 100 rub./hour.
Ice cubes and sleds: bring your own.

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12. Kuzminsky Park
St. Kuzminskaya, 10
This park is famous for the fact that it is here that the Moscow residence of Father Frost is located.
Tubing: 150 rubles/half hour. On the way to the park from the metro station, you can buy a “cheesecake” for 2-3 thousand rubles.
Ice skates and sleds: no rentals, you can bring your own and ride for free.

13. Kuskovo Forest Park
St. 3rd Museum, 40
Tubing: rental 100 rub./hour.
Ice skates and sleds: bring your own and ride for free.

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14. "Kolomenskoye"
Andropova Ave., 39
Those who do not like quick descents from the mountains are also taken care of in the museum-reserve: there are two cross-country ski routes on its territory (rental - 100 rubles).
Tubing: there are two routes (the first leads to the Moscow River, the second to the Zingaro site), rental of an inflatable cheesecake will cost 300 rubles per hour.
Ice slides and sleds: only small snow slides for children.

15. “Tsaritsyno”
St. Dolskaya, 1
Last year, Tsaritsynsky Park shocked fans of slides with the championship of riding in basins. It is not clear whether something similar is expected this year - but even without it, Tsaritsyno is fun!
Tubing: the “Tubing Track” attraction operates near the bridge over the Big Ravine, 1 hour - 100 rubles, half an hour - 60 rubles.
Ice slides and sleds: free snow slides, ice “crystal” ones.

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16. Reserve " Teply Stan»
St. Ostrovityanova, 10
Tubing: 700 meters from the street. Ostrovityanova, in the recreation area.
Ice slides and sleds: for those who come with their own equipment (there is no rental in the reserve), there is a large free slide.

So if anyone is planning to go for a ride, keep this list with you, it is relevant for this year!

Slide riding is one of the most beloved and democratic winter activities that does not require any special training, nor complex equipment. You can ride on sleds, ice skates, snow scooters, tubes and even on cardboards. But the operation of ice slides directly depends on weather conditions.

In general, there are several types of winter slides: wild but very picturesque, unequipped natural slopes and artificial slides. To ride most of them, you just need to buy admission ticket V ice town. But there are also ice slides of a special design, where a fee is charged for each descent.

A separate type of slides are publicly accessible tubing tracks in city parks with “cheesecake” rentals. Practiced here hourly payment. Also, special slopes in ski centers are being prepared for the winter season. They are distinguished by high quality, the ability to rent equipment, the presence of lifts and not the most affordable prices.

In addition, in almost every area there are places that can be used as slides. However, not all of them are different good quality coatings and do not always meet safety requirements.

This winter, everyone under favorable weather conditions will be able to ride 39 slides in 28 recreation areas. Of these, two slides - at VDNKh and in the 50th Anniversary of October Revolution park - are all-weather. In 18 parks, sledding, tubing and ice-skating will be free.


Tubing slide "Shine" at VDNKh

On the site in front of pavilion No. 57 at VDNKh, a seven-meter long tubing slide “Shine” is open.

The slide is treated with a special all-weather coating. The whole family can ride the cheesecakes - five plastic-coated slopes operate simultaneously.

A platform for active family vacation will give visitors of all ages the thrill of riding cheesecakes. Children under 110cm tall must be accompanied by an adult. Children under 3 years old are not allowed on the slide. The tubes are lifted using a rope tow lift.

Opening hours: Monday - Friday from 11:00 to 23:00,
Saturday, Sunday and holidays from 10:00 to 23:00.
Ticket price: from 40 rubles.


Tubing slide in the 50th Anniversary of October Park

An all-weather tubing slide is also open in the 50th Anniversary of October Park. You can ride it at any time of the year, thanks to a special coating that is resistant to temperature changes and mechanical damage.

Opening hours: daily from 10:00 to 22:00.
Ticket price: 300 rubles/60 minutes (200 rubles - with your own tubing).


Slide in Izmailovsky Park

In Izmailovsky Park, traditionally, the “Forest of Miracles” site has its own tubing slide. Finding the site is as easy as shelling pears: it is located to the right of the Northern entrance to the park (3 minutes from Partizanskaya metro station).

Opening hours: weekdays from 12.00 to 19.00; weekends from 10.00 to 20.00. Monday is a day off.
The cost of skiing with tubing rental is 400 rubles/1.5 hours, with your own tubing - 200 rubles/1.5 hours.


Slide in Tsaritsyno park

By mid-winter, the weather allowed the slide to be opened in Tsaritsyno Park.

Opening hours: weekdays from 12:00 to 19:00; weekends from 10:00 to 21:00.

There are benefits.


Hill in the park on Olonetsky Proezd

In winter, there is a tubing slide in the park on Olonetsky Proezd. For skating, inflatable pillows of different sizes will be provided near the entrance to the attraction.

Opening hours: weekdays from 10:00 to 20:00; weekends from 10:00 to 21:00.
The cost of skiing with tubing rental is 300 rubles/hour.
Every Tuesday is a social day. Tubing rental is free from 16:00 to 20:00 for children from supervised families and children from large families. The provision of benefits is carried out upon presentation of the original document confirming the attitude of citizens to these categories of benefits.


Slide in Perovsky Park

Next to the skating rink in the center of Perovsky Park, a tubing slide also opened its season in mid-January.

Opening hours: weekdays from 12.00 to 22:00; weekends from 10.00 to 22:00.
Cost of skating: with your own tubing 200 rub./60 minutes or 300 rub./unlimited; with tubing rental 200 rub./30 minutes and 250 rub./60 minutes


Hill in Vorontsovsky Park

In Vorontsovsky Park you can ride the “Miracle Slide” attraction, which is located in the center of the park, next to the children’s playground, as well as on the free ice slide on the Third Vorontsovsky Pond. Cheesecakes can be rented locally.

“Miracle Hill” opening hours: weekdays: 11:00 - 19:00,
Weekends and holidays: 10.00 - 20.00.
Tubing rental – 200 RUR/30 min.
Preferential discount on tubing rental for large families, orphans, children without parental care and disabled people: 30%.


Wild roller coaster

You can find a good slide not far from home. Due to the natural unevenness of the terrain, many snow slides form in winter. Besides, local residents, of course, they know the places where the roller coasters “roll up” every year.

Wonderful slides, gentle and steep, can be found in the large ravine behind the Palace of Pioneers. It’s always crowded here, people ride cheesecakes, ice skates, sleds, and even snowmobiles.

Long and fairly gentle slopes from the hill await guests in the area of ​​the Rostokinsky Aqueduct. There are also icy slopes. And there are special paths for climbing.

You can also have fun on the slides formed with the help of ravines in Neskuchny Garden.


There are slides in others too capital parks. All slides operate only in favorable weather conditions.

Free slides:

  • Izmailovsky Park (five slides in different parts of the park),
  • landscape park“Mitino” (two slides near the main entrance),
    opening hours - around the clock;
  • Kolomenskoye Museum-Reserve (two slides near the intersection of Nizhnyaya and Lipovaya Alley streets),
    opening hours - daily from 11:00 to 19:00;
  • Bauman Garden (next to the tennis court),
    opening hours - daily from 11:00 to 20:00;
  • Tagansky Park (along the alley to the right of the main stage),
    opening hours - around the clock;
  • Sokolniki Park (next to the House of Children's Creativity),
    opening hours - daily from 10:00 to 21:00;
  • Victory Park on Poklonnaya Hill(on the path near the Church of St. George the Victorious),
    opening hours - around the clock;
  • Khodynskoye Pole park (hill with panoramic swings),
    opening hours - daily from 10:00 to 20:00;
  • Lianozovsky Park (to the left of the dance floor),
  • Goncharovsky Park (next to the volleyball court),
    opening hours - daily from 07:00 to 23:00;
  • Altufyevo estate (on the playground),
    opening hours - daily from 07:00 to 23:00;
  • Park "Angarsk Ponds" (between the Big and Small Ponds),
    opening hours - daily from 07:00 to 23:00;
  • park near Dzhamgarovsky pond (near the stage),
    opening hours - around the clock;
  • Vorontsovsky Park (near the third Vorontsovsky Pond),
    opening hours - around the clock;
  • park near Borisov Ponds(near the site for beach volleyball),
    opening hours - around the clock;
  • Kuzminki Park (near the cafe),
    opening hours - around the clock;
  • Park "Sadovniki" (near the cafe),
    opening hours - around the clock;
  • green area between Shipilovsky Proezd and Kashirskoye Highway,
    Opening hours: daily from 10:00 to 16:00.
    Coasters for which you need to purchase a ticket:
  • 50th Anniversary of October Park (all-weather slide to the right of the entrance to the park from the Prospekt Vernadskogo metro station)
    Ticket prices: from 200 to 300 rubles/hour.
    Opening hours: daily from 10:00 to 22:00
  • Tsaritsyno Museum-Reserve (ravine next to the Big Bridge)
    The cost of skiing on weekdays is 200 rubles/30 min. and 250 rub./hour, on weekends 250 rub./30 min. and 350 rub./hour.
    Opening hours: weekdays from 12:00 to 19:00; weekends from 10:00 to 21:00.
  • park "Northern Tushino" (not far from the entrance to the park opposite Svobody Street, building 79)
    Ticket price: 250 rub./hour.
  • Vorontsovsky Park (central clearing)

    Opening hours: from 11:00 to 19:00 on weekdays and from 10:00 to 20:00 on weekends
  • park on Olonetsky proezd (opposite Sukhonskaya street, house 9)
    Ticket price: 200 rub./30 min.
    Opening hours: from 10:00 to 20:00 on weekdays and from 10:00 to 21:00 on weekends
  • Babushkinsky Park (opposite the Arktika cinema)
    Ticket price: 200 rub./30 min.
    Opening hours: from 11:00 to 19:00 on weekdays and from 10:00 to 22:00 on weekends
  • Lianozovsky Park (to the left of the dance floor)
    Ticket price: 200 rub./30 min.
  • ethnographic village “Bibirevo” (to the left of the church-chapel of Anthony and Theodosius of Pechersk)
    Ticket price: 200 rub./30 min.
    Opening hours: from 12:00 to 22:00 on weekdays and from 11:00 to 21:00 on weekends
  • Park "Angarsk Ponds" (between the Big and Small Ponds)
    Ticket price: 200 rub./30 min.
    Opening hours: from 12:00 to 22:00 on weekdays and from 11:00 to 21:00 on weekends
  • Fili Park (on the territory of children's attractions)
    Ticket prices: from 250 to 400 rubles.
    Opening hours: daily from 10:00 to 20:00
  • Izmailovsky Park (three slides on the Forest of Miracles site)
    Ticket price: from 200 to 400 rubles
    Opening hours: weekdays from 12.00 to 19.00; weekends from 10.00 to 20.00. Monday is a day off.
  • Perovsky Park (on the main alley next to the skating rink)
    Ticket price: from 200 to 300 rubles
    Opening hours: from 12:00 to 22:00 on weekdays and from 10:00 to 22:00 on weekends
  • Krasnaya Presnya Park (to the right of the main entrance)
    Ticket price: 250 rub./30 min.
    Opening hours: from 10:00 to 22:00 on weekdays and from 10:00 to 23:00 on weekends.

    In this article we talked about all the capital's roller coasters. But, it should be remembered that the weather in the capital is very changeable. Therefore, before going to any hill, you should look out the window in advance to make sure that there is a good snow cover on the ground.

    Let's hope that this winter the weather will still allow fans of downhill skiing to have plenty of fun and recharge themselves in a great mood. But be sure to remember safety. After all, the organizers of such entertainment warn: “Using tubing is your own risk!”

  • It's no secret that sledding, skiing, ice skating, and ice skating are a favorite Russian pastime. Moreover, it has long been transformed into a tradition, the roots of which go back to the distant past. The winter period in our country lasts on average five months: you must agree, this is quite a long time. In ancient times, sleighs were almost the only vehicle in the cold season. And the pleasure of traveling on it was not cheap.

    Today, downhill skating as one of the options has not lost its former popularity. Well, what else to do and entertain your own children in new year holidays? The answer suggests itself. However, not everyone knows (especially guests of the capital’s metropolis) where to go downhill in Moscow. Let's consider this issue in more detail. It should be noted that there are a huge number of places in Belokamennaya where you can enjoy traditional Russian entertainment.

    Boring Garden

    If you don’t have the slightest idea about where to go downhill in Moscow, then go there.

    There is simply an incredible number of ski trails here: from small and gentle to huge and steep. And in some areas it is possible to ride on paths. The central place for skating is located to the right of the entrance (between the eighteenth and twentieth buildings on Leninsky Prospekt). However, be careful: brake in time, otherwise you may fly directly to the roadway.

    Kolomenskoye Park

    The steepest routes are in the central zone of the park (the river bank behind the Temple of the Ascension). If you walk a little further towards the hills, you can see crowds of children storming the lower slopes. You can climb up from the foot of the hills and enjoy a rather picturesque landscape. In a word, if you don’t know where to go downhill in Moscow, then one of the best places- this is Kolomenskoye Park.

    Kuzminsky Park

    The main trajectories of routes here are focused on the cascade of Kuzminsky ponds.

    You will find the steepest and highest ones at Nizhny Kuzminsky and Shibaevsky.

    Sparrow Hills

    Many residents of the metropolitan metropolis, when asked where to go downhill in Moscow, will confidently answer: “On Sparrow Hills!” In this part of the city there is perhaps the highest track, which can immediately get the blood pumping in an amateur luger. The slide is located directly under observation deck. Crowds of people come here on weekends, and the chance of bumping into someone is very high.

    Krylatsky Hills

    Some, if you ask them about where to go sledding down a hill in Moscow, will recommend going to the Krylatsky Hills.

    There is also wide choose routes Owners of snow scooters, in particular, can use the cycling tracks. In some places they move into areas with serious slopes, which increases the speed of movement.

    Troparevsky Park

    Not far from the summer theater and pond there is a whole arsenal of slides, and the highest of them (20 meters) has a fairly small springboard. In this park area you can also rent inflatable cheesecake sleds. So if you are wondering where to relax and go sledding down a hill in Moscow, you should go to Troparevsky Park.

    Novodevichy Convent

    In frosty weather, the descent is quite a steep hill.

    It would be a good idea to visit the monastery itself, enjoy the ringing of the bells and stroll along the local paths.

    Losiny Island

    An incredible variety of slides are located on site Elk Island. The steepest slopes are located in the entrance area to the forest park from Rostokinsky Proezd. Also popular among Muscovites are the trails located near the Moscow Ring Road and in close proximity to Kurganskaya Street.

    Palace of Children's Creativity

    Are you wondering where to go downhill in Moscow with children? Don't hesitate and go for the DDT. Near Universitetsky Prospekt, on the territory of this building, there is a massive ravine with a whole arsenal of steep descents. Visitors are captivated by the fact that there is a lot of space here and the likelihood of a sledding “accident” is reduced to almost zero.

    Of course, this is a long list of places where you can go downhill skiing. You can go to any slope you like.

    Skiing

    Of course, many people remember with particular warmth those times when, during physical education lessons at school, the teacher allowed the class to go skiing in the winter.

    Such a pastime had many advantages: fresh air, cheerfulness and extremely positive emotions. In our country, skiing has always been at the peak of popularity, since the weather conditions in Russia are simply created for it to be practiced both at a professional and amateur level. Moreover, for example, compared to snowboarding, skiing provides greater physical activity, since skiing involves different muscle groups. And believe me, this is just one of the many reasons why Russians love skiing.

    Of course, in the metropolitan area there are many places where you can practice this sport.

    So, where can you go downhill skiing in Moscow? Of course, the ideal area for this is park areas, of which there are countless in the capital. Moreover, most of them have ski rental points, so if you forgot your ski equipment or you can’t afford it, you can rent it. The price of the minimum set varies approximately from 100 to 300 rubles for one hour.

    Please also note that to receive it you need to leave a document as collateral.

    Bitsevsky Park

    The Alfa-Bitsa sports club is located here. In this institution you can learn how to ski and, if you wish, take part in competitions that are organized here every weekend. has several ski routes, the average length of which is five kilometers.

    Izmailovsky Park

    Do you want to know where else to relax and go skiing in Moscow? Of course, you should go to Izmailovsky Park. A sports arena was built in this place, equipped ski slope, which is also well lit at night.

    It is noteworthy that a significant proportion of ski routes are located at a fairly decent distance from the center of Moscow. Let's list some of them.

    "Kant"

    This ski center has all the conditions for a comfortable stay. There are about twelve trails here, the longest of which is 300 meters. All routes are well lit and you can ski here until 23 hours. Moreover, the complex has snow cannons and a ski lift. Experienced instructors will always come to the aid of beginners.

    The center is located near the Nagatinskaya metro station.

    Sparrow Hills

    This ski center has three slopes, the longest of which is 240 meters. All routes are in excellent condition and have good lighting. There are also snow cannons and ski lifts on Vorobyovy Gory. You can also rent here sport equipment, and after serious physical activity, you can go to a cafe to relax and drink some invigorating drink. There is a sports school at the center where beginners learn the basics of the art of skiing.

    "Snowball"

    Do you want to go skiing and snowboarding in the summer? There is nothing simpler: this service is provided by the first ski center in Russia, operating all 12 months of the year. It covers an area of ​​24 thousand square kilometers. The climatic conditions here are always comfortable.

    Conclusion

    Of course, the Russian capital is not Switzerland. But in any case, to go sledding or skiing, you don’t have to spend a lot of money on European tours. It's enough to live in Moscow. Believe me, in the metropolitan metropolis you can also get great pleasure from the traditional Russian fun, which was mentioned at the beginning of this article.

    No one has been riding on a sled or on a cardboard placed under their butt for a long time - everyone has switched to tubing. We chose the Moscow roller coaster, which you can go down really quickly and fun - you can go there with your own tubing, or you can rent it.

    Gorki in Kolomenskoye

    There are two natural slopes open for skiing here. For kids, a safe and fairly gentle slope on Nizhnaya Street is suitable, and for speed lovers, a steep descent closer to the central part of the park on Zelenaya Polyana is suitable. Another winter fun in Kolomenskoye - a ride on a six-seater inflatable "Banana". This is the land version of the popular water attraction, where instead of a boat, children squealing with delight are driven along the alleys of the park by a real snowmobile.

    Food. Not far from the entrance to the park there is a Pizzamento pizzeria and a Kapuchinoff coffee shop with a standard set - coffee, tea, salads, sandwiches, some hot food and children's animation on weekends. And on the restaurant street inside the park, which is called Torgovaya, there are cafes stylized as huts.

    Address. Andropov Avenue, 39

    Price. Entrance to the slides is free. You can ride your own cheesecake or rent a tube (200 rubles per half hour).

    When. The opening is planned for December 16 (depending on weather conditions). The rental is open daily from 11.00 to 19.00. You can ride the banana boat on weekends and holidays from 11.30 to 13.30 and from 14.00 to 18.00.

    Vsepogorka in Sokolniki Park

    The largest slide in the city: the length of the slope is 200 meters and the height is almost 14 meters. In order to ride, you need to climb a slowly moving travelator (which is an adventure in itself) to the top of the slide, and then roll down with a squeal. If you have any energy left, you can check out the Ice skating rink, which is located a couple of steps from the slide. Children under seven years old are not allowed on the slide due to the possible risk of injury.

    Food. Near the ICE skating rink there is a trattoria “Mercato” with a children’s play area.

    Address. 3rd Luchevoy clearing

    Price. A visit on weekdays costs 300 rubles, after 18.00 - 400 rubles, from Friday to Sunday - 450 rubles. The session lasts 45 minutes, tube rental is included in the ticket price.

    When. The slide operates according to schedule. The first session starts at 11.00, the last one at 21.00.

    Ski slope "Novo-Peredelkino"

    The base specializes in alpine skiing, however, not so long ago a tubing track appeared here. The slide is small (its length is about 70 meters), with a turn. But you don’t have to worry about unsuitable weather: there is an artificial snowmaking system on the slope.

    Climbing to the top here is a pleasure. You cling to the cable with a cheesecake and slowly rise up. If there are not enough slides, you can go on skis: in the “Slope” there is a children’s and youth school that accepts everyone from 6 years old.

    Food. It’s better to take sandwiches and tea with you - there is no restaurant on the slope yet.

    Address. Projected passage 635, no. 9. You can get here by car or bus from the Yugo-Zapadnaya metro station.

    Price. The cost of renting a cheesecake is 300 rubles per hour. On weekends, you can rent tubing for 450 rubles per hour.

    When:. On weekdays the slope is open from 11.00 to 16.00. On weekends the track is open from 16.00 to 20.00.

    Sports complex KANT

    The tubing track in KANT is open in the very good place- right at the entrance, not far from the Chalet restaurant. The 70-meter slide has five tracks on which both adults and children can ride. There is no lift: you will have to climb on foot, dragging the cheesecake behind you. If you don’t want to stand in lines, it’s better to come here on weekdays, when there are not so many people here.

    Food. The Chalet restaurant is located nearby. There is also a coffee shop called Coffee Station, which offers views of the slope.

    Address. Electrolyte pr-d, 7, building 2

    Price. Tubing rental on weekdays - 250 rubles for 30 minutes, 450 rubles for an hour, 600 rubles for three hours. On weekends - 300 rubles for 30 minutes, 550 rubles for an hour, 600 rubles for three hours (on Saturday), 700 rubles for three hours on Sunday.

    When. The slope is open on weekdays from 16.00 to 22.00. You can ride on weekends from 09.00 to 22.00. From January 2 to January 8, the slide is open on weekends.

    Kuzminki Park

    In Kuzminki, cheesecake riding with friends can turn into a real battle. There are snow throwers and snow blasters available for rental, which help form snowballs and hit opponents with projectiles. You can try out the weapon on a wooden slide in the center of the park. There are three paths, 2, 4 and 6 meters high. You can also ride from a natural slope in the area of ​​Shebaevsky Pond. The park has trails for cross-country skiing and biathlon.

    Food. You can warm up in the Besedka cafe, literally 200 meters from the wooden slide, or eat pizza in the Italian Mercato. Pancakes, pizza, and takeaway sandwiches are available in the mini-cafe next to the amusement park.

    Address. st. Kuzminsky Park, 1, building 2, a wooden ice slide is located in the central part of the park, not far from Shibaevsky Pond.

    When: The slope is open all day. The rental point at the central site of the park is open daily from 11:00 to 20:00.

    Victory Park

    At the end of December, as part of the annual New Year's festival "Ice Moscow" (from December 29 to January 8), an exhibition of 40 ice sculptures and several tubing slides will open. The sculptures will be in the form of symbols of the countries participating in the 2018 FIFA World Cup. In total, it will take about two thousand tons to create winter sculptures. natural ice. It will be brought from Lake Baikal, as well as the lakes of Yekaterinburg and Arkhangelsk.

    Food. On the territory of the ice sculpture exhibition there will be a Christmas market with hot pies, pancakes, coffee and tea.

    Address. Victory Square, Victory Park metro station.

    When: The ice sculpture exhibition will be open daily from 11.30 to 22.00.

    Sports complex "Lata Track"

    In Krylatskoye, for lovers of inflatable sleds, there are four slopes 150 meters long. The slides are the same, they differ only in width - the largest one can accommodate three tubes in a row. The trails are gentle, but for a thrill you can ask the instructor to spin a cheesecake at the top.

    For greater delight, it is better to come here in the evening - firstly, there are fewer people on the slope, and, secondly, a fantastic panorama of Moscow City opens from the top.

    Please check their operating hours by phone in advance: tubing slides operate only at sub-zero temperatures.

    Food. You can have a snack in the canteen in the administrative complex - there are always fresh baked goods. You can also have lunch at the Sreda cafe at the top of the slope.

    Address. st. Krylatskaya, 1, near the administration building of the complex

    Price. You can rent tubing for 1,000 rubles per hour, and 1,500 rubles for two hours. Children under 9 years old can only ride with their parents.

    When. The slide is open on weekends and holidays - from 9:00 to 23:00.

    VDNH

    The Raketa slide will open on Industry Square, which may become the largest tubing slide in Moscow. A slide with two slopes around the same rocket opposite the Space pavilion. Installation of the artificial turf structure will be completed in mid-December. The slide will have two slopes with a height of 20 and 12 meters, and the length of the slope will be 180 and 120 meters, respectively. More than 100 people will be able to ride tubing at the same time. The rocket itself will “fly up” over an art installation called “Solar System,” which will consist of 11 “planets” with a diameter of 2.5 to 10 m. Young visitors will get acquainted with nine planets solar system and another magical “Planet New Year”.

    For the convenience of visitors, tubes for skiing will be delivered to the launch sites using rope tows. It is better to test the slides in the evening, when the fairy lights are turned on.

    Food. To the right of the Rocket slide there will be a space-style food court. Very close by, in pavilion No. 27, there is the Tea Yard cafe, which offers a wide selection of elite Chinese tea.

    Address. Mira Avenue, building 119, VDNKh, Pavilion No. 32-34 "Space/Mechanical Engineering".

    Price. There are two tariffs - one-time and including five descents costing from 50 rubles. Helmet rentals are available for children. Prices are in the process of approval. Tubing will be provided by VDNH and will be included in the ticket price.

    When. From December 22 to February 4. On weekdays from 11.00 to 23.00, on weekends and holidays - from 10.00 to 23.00. Monday is technical day.

    Muzeon Art Park

    The tubing slides in the Muzeon art park opened at the beginning of December. They are still operating now, despite the above-zero temperatures outside. There are two tracks in total, 5 and 17 meters high. At the same time, at Muzeon they don’t so much ride as they wait: strictly one person at a time is allowed on the slide, and queues form near the stairs.

    Food. A food court with hot drinks and pastries is open next to the tracks. You can eat at Shardam, which has a large games room and a huge children's menu.

    Address. Krymsky Val, ow. 2

    When: The slide is open daily from 11.00 to 21.00.

    Hill on Revolution Square

    The most beautiful tubing slide in Moscow was installed near the walls of the Kremlin as part of the Journey to Christmas festival. The 7-meter-high slope is assembled from 1,600 ice blocks weighing 120 kg each. The slide is decorated with ice figures on the sides, and there is even a snow clock.

    “Journey to Christmas” on an icy track, which is 100 meters long, takes a few wonderful seconds. This year the slide will have a four-slope slide, which means no one will have to wait long in line to ride. As before, the main city slide is built from transparent ice blocks brought from the lakes of Pervouralsk. A team of experienced craftsmen decorated its sides with ornate carvings.

    Food. There is a Christmas market within a two-minute walk, where you can drink hot tea and eat pancakes.

    Address. Revolution Square, between the Moscow Hotel and the Museum of the Patriotic War of 1812.

    Price. Tubing is provided free of charge.

    When. The slide is open daily: Monday - Thursday from 11.00 to 20.00, Friday - Sunday and holidays from 10.00 to 22.00. December 31 from 11.00 to 03.00.

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