Winter in Ontario Parks

Skating in Ontario Parks

Skating through the winter woods is a truly magical experience.

Arrowhead, MacGregor Point and Sleeping Giant offer skating trails through their campgrounds. Kakabeka Falls offers a skating loop trail.

Arrowhead’s skating trail is 1.3 km. It can get busy in the winter – check out our guide on how to make the most of your time there.
MacGregor Point’s trail is a 400 m loop through the trees. The trail is lit until 10:00 pm for skating under the stars.
Sleeping Giant’s 550 m skating trail begins at campsite 96 and winds its way through the Marie Louse Lake Campground. A small open sided change shelter, firepit, and parking are all available near the skating trail.
Kakabeka Falls’ skating loop trail is 160 m in length. The trail is accessed by the Luckens Road entrance.

For more traditional rinks visit Algonquin’s Mew Lake or MacGregor Point.

The parking lot at Algonquin’s Mew Lake campground is made into a large ice rink the whole family can enjoy.
At MacGregor Point, a large ice pad is available near the trail for skating and hockey activities.