A day off school meant finding the perfect hill to sled on.For the first time in 14 years, the Tulsa area got at least 6 inches of snow, and green country kids wouldnt let that perfect powder go to waste.The hill at Will Rogers High School was a great playground for Philip Allyn and his family.We are just doing some sledding. We had a big breakfast and then packed up with a bunch of clothes to try and stay warm, and kids always like it. We have the legendary orange toboggan that can hold two or three so it does really good, said Allyn.Max Diener and his kids decided to get creative and use a common household item for their sleds.Well we tried to bring our laundry baskets but they didnt quite work and they go stuck, said Diener.Over in south Tulsa, I found Katie Chapman and her family taking full advantage of the snow-covered hills and the beautiful sunshine.She said this hill in particular has special meaning.So, this hill is actually the one that I grew up going down sledding and so now I get to take my daughter who is 7 years old on the same hills and luckily nothing has changed in all of those years so Im just going to recreate the memories with my daughter, said Chapman.And for those that stayed home, time outside was extra special for one family in McAlester who used their snowman-making abilities to cheer on their favorite NFL team, the Kansas City Chiefs.Whether braving the hills on a sled or using the snow to cheer on a favorite team, Fridays winter wonderland did not disappoint.Visit some of the locations below for the top sledding sites around town.The hill by Bass ProWill Rogers High School hillWarren Clinic near 71st and YaleORU/Walnut Creek areaMinshall Park near 71st and SheridanNSU Broken ArrowFirst Baptist Church in Broken ArrowHills at 64th and YaleStay in touch with us anytime, anywhere -- Download our free app for Apple, Android and Kindle devices. Sign up for daily newsletters emailed to you Like us on Facebook Follow us on Instagram SUBSCRIBE on YouTube