While there are many hills in the area suitable for sledding, the Lake Chelan Municipal Golf Course just above the city of Chelan provides a convenient option, with a designated sledding hill right next to the club house. Drive on up, and you will see signs directing you towards the sledding hill. There is no fee to sled on the hill, and there is also a restaurant, Albatross, open year round near the hill perfect for adults to relax while the kids sled, or for the family ot grab a bite to eat after a fun day of sledding.

There is no designated sledding hill at the sno-park, however it's pretty easy to find a slope suitable for sledding. Follow the groomed Grade Creek Road up a ways to find some smaller slopes right off the road, just be aware of snowmobiles using the road. Sno-Park pass is required to park at Antilon Lake during the winter months, and there is no facility to pay for a pass at the Sno-Park.

Echo Valley Ski & Tubing Area has six lane tubing hill, and tubing is included in the price of a ski ticket for $35 dollars, or a tubing only ticket for $15. Echo Valley provides the tubes, so no need to bring your own. There are a couple of smaller tubing lanes for younger children available as well and children 3 to 5 years of age tube free! You will be required to haul the tube up the hill, so have appropriate footwear with decent traction. The tubing hill is typically open the week before Christmas through President's Day Weekend in February, conditions permitting.

Sitting at 3,500 feet, it can be tempting to drive up to Echo Ridge for some sledding, especially when snow hasn't yet blanketed the lower slopes. However, sledding is not allowed at Echo Ridge - there is signage in the various parking lots prohibiting sledding, so unfortunately, you will have to look elsewhere to get your sledding on while in Lake Chelan.