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good hill for tobogganing near clontarf / killester

ezra_pound · 2013-12-04 20:57:16

New to area and wondering where best hills for tobogganing in area are. Don't want to have to get roof rack! Obviously correct weather conditions necessary.

04-12-2013 8:57pm

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New to area and wondering where best hills for tobogganing in area are. Don't want to have to get roof rack! Obviously correct weather conditions necessary.

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#2 05-12-2013 10:24am

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St Anns park has a few small hills. Snow is rare this close to the coast so I wouldn't put the rack away. Often other parts of Dublin will have a blanket of snow while this area is just wet.

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#3 06-12-2013 12:41pm

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I'd imagine the hills in Phoenux Park would be awesome if we got snow, but getting there in bad road conditions would be the problem!

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