toboggan

There is much less screaming than at the toboggan run.

He made out, one after another, a human figure, three dogs, and the toboggan.

There's also an ice driving school and a toboggan run.

He refused to take his turn at pulling the toboggan.

The toboggan run is a popular destination during the winter.

Our toboggan shot over the bank and dropped out from beneath us.

George got out and dragged her toboggan over to Julian.

"The runners of the toboggans have cut right down into the snow, almost to the ground."

The north end of the pit features a large toboggan hill.

A dark toboggan hat was pulled low over his ears.

If the toboggan flipped over, or one of them stumbled, all would be lost.

The resort also has the world's only summer toboggan run with a 360-degree loop.

Sunny asked, which meant something like, "How can we get to the bottom of the toboggan?"

Let's take our toboggans with us, then we can do a bit of sliding down the hills again.

In summer of 2007, the new 1600 m long year-round toboggan run was opened.

There is also a toboggan run from here which will definitely keep the kids (and adults) happy.

The bottom of a toboggan rides directly on the snow.

They had two toboggans - each big enough to take two or three of them at once.

The children play with it for half an hour, then run outside with their new toboggan instead.

The raft looked in fact like a large toboggan with wide and deep runners.

"I wish we could go out into the snow now, and toboggan.

They set off up the nearest hill, dragging the toboggans behind them.

They were like two little boys off to the sliding with a toboggan between them."

Then the toboggan brought up against something and stuck.

Then she was on duty skiing the area and took a toboggan down to an accident.

So that was what a morning of tobogganing could do!

The sensation was similar to tobogganing on snow and just about as fast.

At one point we stopped for all the children to toboggan down a hillside in the forest.

Snowshoeing among the trees and tobogganing from 1850 to 1550 are popular.

Once more he was tobogganing into the darkness, unguided and out of control.

But the peculiar outdoor sport of this district is tobogganing.

"Of course you could toboggan," the first official said.

We might go and explore it when we're tired of tobogganing."

The site slopes down to the north west making it suitable for tobogganing in winter.

There is also a small hill that is used for tobogganing by children.

Students even took part in a morning of tobogganing following a heavy fall of snow.

There is a children's area at 1800, complete with moving carpets, tobogganing and a climbing wall.

You'll have to pull it up yourself, Julian, if you want to toboggan any more."

It's bound to stop tonight, you'll be tobogganing tomorrow.

There's a steep hill at the golf course where we like to go tobogganing when it snows.

Barney would have liked to skate all day long, but when the others voted for tobogganing he nodded too.

In addition to downhill skiing, the hill also has areas for tobogganing and snowboarding.

The largest hill in the park is a favoured slope for tobogganing during the winter.

Also available were skating, tobogganing, skiing, and other outdoor sports (p. 111).

There's 'great fun, good value' tobogganing from the top of the gondola.

Imagine if this place were open for other wintertime activities, too - tubing, tobogganing, figure skating.

Other activities in the town include skating, curling, tobogganing and 12 or so miles of marked walking trails.

Overhead of people tobogganing on a frozen lake.

Other popular sports are tobogganing, skating, ice hockey and bob sleighing.

"Is the snow thick enough to toboggan on?"