There’s something really peaceful about ice skating at night, guided by the moonlight – and a few tiki torches. There are a handful of Ontario skating trails that welcome guests to enjoy an evening under the stars for a different kind of winter activity.

Many of these trails are often lit up by hundreds of tiki torches, offering a more intimate skating adventure.

Here are a few Ontario skating trails that light up at night:

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Barbara Ann Scott Ice Trail

 

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Though it’s not lit up by torches, the Barbara Ann Scott Ice Trail in Toronto’s College Park is illuminated with bright city lights for the perfect night skate.

Where: 420 Yonge Street

Arrowhead Provincial Park

Check out Arrowhead Provincial Park’s skating trail on Fire & Ice nights. The path is illuminated with hundreds of tiki torches. According to the park, the availability of skating is weather dependent but it usually opens in January.

Where: 451 Arrowhead Park Rd, Huntsville, ON

Fern Resort

 

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Lace up your skates and hit the 1.5km natural ice surface magical winter experience. But you need to stop by in the evening and skate at night. The trail is lit by dozens of torches to guide you on your way.

Where: 4432 Fern Resort Road – Ramara, ON

LV Four Seasons Trail

A string of lights make the LV Four Season Trail shine bright during night skates – a popular event throughout the winter season. During the 2022 season, night Skates were scheduled every Thursday and Saturday but we have yet to hear when the trail will open in 2023.

Where: 2 Henan Rd – Pembroke, ON

Muskoka Lakes Farm & Winery Ice Trail


The ice trail opens annually on December 27 and welcomes all for a day of some fun in the snow. And on Saturday nights, the trail is lit with 400 tiki torches for “Light the Night” night skating. How cool is that?!

Where: Muskoka Lakes Farm & Winery – 1074 Cranberry Road, Bala

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