Tobogganing Travel Insurance

What is tobogganing?

Tobogganing (or sledging) is a popular winter activity where participants slide downhill on snow using a toboggan. It’s fun, accessible, and doesn’t require any special training, making it ideal for families and groups of all ages.

Do I need travel insurance for tobogganing?

Yes. Even a casual downhill ride can lead to injuries from collisions, falls, or icy terrain. If you're travelling to snowy destinations for tobogganing, insurance can cover emergency medical treatment, trip cancellations, and more.

Why choose us?

• Specialist cover for tobogganing and other winter sports
• Customisable policies for individuals, couples, or families
• Protection for both casual riders and enthusiasts
• No hidden exclusions – clear and reliable cover

What is included in tobogganing travel insurance?

Our tobogganing cover includes emergency medical care, personal accident protection, repatriation, trip cancellation, and personal liability in case of injury to others.

Does standard travel insurance cover tobogganing?

Often not. Many standard policies exclude winter sports like tobogganing. A policy that specifically includes it is essential for full protection.

Can I get tobogganing insurance with a medical condition?

Usually, yes. Simply declare your condition during the quote process and we’ll help you find the right cover.

Is there a maximum age for tobogganing travel insurance?

Many insurers provide cover up to age 70. If you're in good health and active, suitable options are still available.

Top international tobogganing destinations

• Switzerland – Renowned for alpine trails and mountain views
• Canada – Family-friendly slopes across national parks
• Austria – Famous for traditional toboggan runs
• Norway – Winter wonderland landscapes and long descents
• USA – Great spots across Colorado, Utah, and New England

What to pack for a tobogganing trip

• Warm layers and waterproof clothing
• Helmet, gloves, and snow goggles
• Snacks and hot drinks to stay energised
• Personal ID, insurance documents, and emergency contacts

Common tobogganing injuries and how insurance helps

Injuries are rare but can include:

• Fractures or sprains from collisions
• Minor cuts or bruises from falls
• Cold-related conditions like hypothermia

Travel insurance helps cover treatment costs, emergency transport, and any interruptions to your plans.

Tips for safe and fun tobogganing

• Choose hills that match your skill level
• Always wear appropriate clothing and safety gear
• Watch for obstacles and stay alert to other riders
• Check local weather and slope conditions before you go
• Follow signage and safety instructions at all times