2018年1月18日 · Yep—forest skating! This wintertime activity involves ice skating trails (similar to hiking or walking trails) that wind through beautiful snow-covered forests—and they're putting monotonous skating rinks to shame. Though there are only a few in the U.S., there are trails all over Canada, where the sport is growing in popularity.

2020年1月23日 · The icy trail twists and turns through a pine-filled forest — and you might even find a maple candy shack along the way!

Icelynd (or “Icelyn” meaning “Ruler of the Winter storm”) is over 2 kilometres of exquisite trails of natural ice surface. The paths wind their way through almost 100 acres of beautiful natural …

The only ice trail in the forest in Outaouais. Discover the enchanting site of Patinage en forêt, adjacent to the vast Gatineau Park, 45 minutes from Ottawa. Enjoy the unique experience of skating on a natural trail for more than 6 km. In a magnificent outdoor landscape, sheltered from the …

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For the pleasure of all, young and old, come skate in the forest at Lac-des-Loups. It's the longest skating trail in the forest, over 6 km, less than 45 minutes from Gatineau-Ottawa. A heated chalet is on site, so you can strap on your skates in comfort.

2024年1月19日 · Ice-skating through pine forests, across alpine lakes, and on urban canals and remote glaciers can be an exhilarating way to experience winter wonderlands. But with rising global temperatures,...

2021年6月4日 · Whether skating on the world’s longest naturally freezing ice rink in Ottawa or playing hockey on Vermont’s Lake Morey, these stunning locations will impress athletes and casual skaters alike....

2020年1月13日 · Forest paths involve cutting trails, building water barriers, flooding and freezing them, clearing fallen snow into sheet-side banks and continually conditioning the ice as it slaloms between...

The 1.3 km Ice Skating trail winds through the thick Muskoka forest and is a winter experience like no other. If you get to skate the loop after a fluffy snowfall, consider yourself in luck. Being surrounded on all sides by snow-covered evergreen trees is an absolutely stunning sight, and one that you won’t soon forget.