The holidays may be over, but you can still find fun and romantic date ideas in this winter city. Edmonton has tons of outdoor skating rinks that are perfect for your next date.

Whether you are looking to show off your skills or just want to create memories on the ice, be sure to check out one of these rinks to make this winter season more magical.

Rundle Park Outdoor Skating IceWay

Grab your skates and visit Rundle Park’s outdoor skating rink in northeast Edmonton. Come enjoy a long, scenic ice trail leading to a large skating surface in the park. 

Address: Rundle Park – 2909 113 Avenue
Rental skates are also available here.

Victoria Park Iceway and Skating Oval

Located on the north bank of the North Saskatchewan River, Victoria Park is an ideal spot for a skating adventure. The park features a large oval for some leisurely skating plus an iceway and pavilion.

Address: Victoria Park – 12030 River Valley Road

City Hall Outdoor Rink

A popular but classic spot in Churchill Square. The City Hall Outdoor rink is a well-known skating rink in the heart of downtown. Visit at night and you’ll find yourself surrounded by festive lights!

Address: City Hall -1 Sir Winston Churchill Square
Rental skates are also available here.

Jackie Parker Park

Tucked away in the southeast side of Edmonton, Jackie Parker features a large open space that is used as an ice skating surface in the winter. With surrounding trees, and hills, its environment is perfect for a wonderland feeling.

Address: Jackie Parker Park – 4540 50 Street

Sir Wilfrid Laurier Park

Bundle up and lace up your skates for this skating surface in the west end of Edmonton. It’s a cherished destination with scenic winter views.

Address: Sir Wilfrid Laurier Park -13221 Buena Vista Road

Castle Downs Park

Get ready to glide at this icy spot in north central Edmonton. Castle Downs Park is one of the largest parks in the city, making it the perfect winter setting for a wonderful skate session.

Address: Castle Downs Park – 11510 153 Avenue

The Meadows Outdoor Leisure Ice

While you can find indoor rinks here as well, the Meadows Rec Centre offers an outdoor skating loop that is perfect for leisurely skating. It is a bit of a different vibe from the parks, but still a great spot for a fun and unique winter time!

Address: Meadows Recreation Centre – 2704 17 Street

Other notable spots to keep in mind for next season

Ice District Skating Rink

A magical spot located between Rogers Place, JW Marriott Hotel and Stantec Tower. Catch the festive lights if you skate at night! Already closed for the 2025-2026 season.

Address: Ice District – 10220 104 Ave NW

Hawrelak Park Pond Ice

This icy wonderland is situated in the heart of the river valley. It has one of the largest ice rinks in Edmonton! The park is still closed for rehabilitation but expected to open later this year (2026).

Address: Hawrelak Park – 9930 Groat Rd NW

Don’t forget to check out the rink status and conditions before visiting these spots.

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