The phrase "sled run" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a designated area or path specifically for sledding. Example: The kids spent the afternoon racing down the smooth sled run at the park, giggling and shrieking with delight.
In the winter, we build a life-threatening sled run on the 37-acre property.
His final sled run subjected his body to forty-six thees the force of gravity and left him temporarily blind.
"I let the sled run a little bit more than I would usually and I just relaxed and loved it.
But for the longest sled run in the Alps -- and, reputedly, the world -- head to the Jungfrau region of Switzerland and the touristy town of Grindelwald to hurl yourself 15km down the Big Pintenfritz.
For the world's longest floodlit sled run, open until 10 pm each night, head to Wildkogel Sledding Arena in the state of Salzburg, where the lift sweeps you up to 1,300m to sled more than 14km back down a white-knuckled route loaded with hairpin turns to the town of Bramberg.
For the longest natural sled run in the country, head to Wallberg mountain near the town of Rottach-Egern in the south of Bavaria, where the route stretches for just over six perfectly groomed kilometers (read: no potholes in the snow to send you blindly flying), and there is a cable car to carry you back up to the top for continuous runs (18 euros per person).
Nonskiers can try the sled runs; www.alpenarena.ch Because of its glacier, Engelberg offers year-round skiing and snowboarding.
Steven Holcomb, the driver of the United States bobsled team, nicknamed Curve 13 "Curve 50-50" after watching four of eight sled runs end in a crash there.
More inspiration from BBC Travel: Europe's best sled runs.
Ulsamer now lives in rural Montana where he takes care of 122 dogs he's rescued and trained for noncompetitive sled runs.
Sled runs here feed directly onto Martling Avenue, and there is no space at all to stop.
