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Explore Region CityOur Regions
- Riyadh
- Eastern Province
- Makkah
- Al Jouf
- Qassim
- Tabuk
- Umluj
- Hail
- Yanbu
- Medina
- AlUla
- KAEC
- Makkah
- Jeddah
- Taif
- Riyadh
- Diriyah
- Dammam
- Al Ahsa
- Al Baha
- Asir
- Jazan
Best for- King: Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud
- Capital: Riyadh
- Population: 32.94 million
- Currency: Saudi Riyal
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Sled your way through a snow day in Saudi
It’s hard not to smile when thinking about snow sledding no matter where you are — but especially in Saudi, where snowfall is not as common as in other places around the world. Snow’s novelty in Saudi is part of what makes sledding an even more enticing winter activity. When it does snow, the locals take advantage by heading for the slopes with sleds and enjoying the views all the way down the wintry trails. Sledding is a great way to kick off a snow day in Saudi.
What to Do
Snow sledding
While visitors can go sand sledding and sandboarding year-round in Saudi, winter brings the unique opportunity to go snow sledding, too. Head to the mountains northwest of Tabuk with a sandboard in tow, and use it as a makeshift sled to glide down snow-covered trails.
Before and after sledding
Before you sled down the trails at locations like Jabal Al Lawz, the highest mountain in the Tabuk Province, consider renting a 4x4 vehicle to get there. After a gleeful ride through the mountains, build a campfire to warm up and relax around before another run or two.
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