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City-operated ice surfaces are maintained and monitored on a daily basis. Ice surfaces will be closed if conditions are unsafe for users. Please keep off closed ice surfaces and obey all posted signage. Your safety is our concern but your responsibility use ice surfaces at your own risk and be safe.
Address: 11510 153 Avenue
Pavilion Hours: 9am-10pm
Ice Surface Hours: 9am-10pm
Address: 1 Sir Winston Churchill Square
Cost: Free admission
Skate Change Area Hours: Rink and Skate Change are closed for the season.
Address: 9330 Groat Road
Cost: Free admission
Hawrelak Lake Ice Hours: Closed for the season
Pavilion Hours: 9am-10pm
Address: 4540 50 Street
Cost: Free admission
Ice Surface Hours: 9am-10pm
Pavilion Hours: 6am-9pm
Address: 2704 17 Street
Cost: Free admission
Hours: 8:30am-10:30pm
Address:2909 113 Avenue
Cost: Free admission
Ice Hours: 10am-10pm
Rundle Family Centre Hours: Closed for the season
Check IceWay Conditions Before Visiting
Address: 12030 River Valley Road
Cost: Free admission
IceWay Hours: Closed for the Season
Check IceWay Conditions Before Visiting
Victoria Park IceWay Virtual Tour
Skating Oval Hours: Closed for the season
Check Oval Conditions Before Visiting
Pavilion Hours: 9am-10pm
Use the interactive and mobile friendly map of the river valley parks which includes outdoor skating rinks and other winter activities.
City-operated ice surfaces are monitored on a daily basis and will be closed if unsafe. Be safe on ice—please keep off closed ice surfaces and obey all signage.
Note: Sticks, balls and pucks are only allowed in a designated shinny/hockey area. Pets are not allowed. For more information, please see public skating guidelines.
The City Drainage Bylaw 18093 prohibits skating on stormwater lakes. The City has signage posted at all stormwater facilities advising residents to keep off the ice because conditions are unknown. Due to the nature and the function of stormwater lakes, ice conditions can be unpredictable and dangerous. Moving water, temperature changes underwater due to vegetation or drainage and fluctuating weather conditions can all result in unsafe ice conditions not visible from the surface.
For information about rinks in your neighbourhood, see Community League - Rinks.
For information about City-operated rinks:
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