A sledge for use on snow comprises a first elongate ski 10, a second shorter ski 11 disposed at the front end of the first ski 10, and a steering column 12 coupled at its lower end to the second ski 11 and at its upper end to handle bars 13. The steering column 12 extends substantially normal to the plane of the second ski 11 and is mounted to the front end of the first ski 10 for rotation about its longitudinal axis.
In use a rider can stand on the upper surface of the first ski 10 and can steer the sledge by turning handle bars 13 to turn the second ski 11.
The sledge is simple in construction and yet enables inexperienced riders to turn and traverse on uneven terrain without the risks associated with conventional skis and snowboards.