Ice Skating Near Minocqua
Make family memories teaching the little ones to skate for the first time or glide around hand in hand on a chilly date night. Ice skating around a rink or frozen pond is a Northwoods winter must-do activity.

Make family memories teaching the little ones to skate for the first time or glide around hand in hand on a chilly date night. Ice skating around a rink or frozen pond is a Northwoods winter must-do activity.

Add a few laps around the pond to your day at Minocqua Winter Park. Located near the Chalet and the Breaking Free snowshoe trail, the Chip Wulff Memorial Pond offers a scenic spot to lace up your skates and enjoy the winter air.
Visitors are encouraged to bring their own ice skates. A limited selection of donated skates may be available to borrow, but sizes and availability vary.
Website: minocquawinterpark.org
Prefer to skate indoors? Lakeland Hawks Ice Arena offers opportunities for skaters of different ages and abilities, including public skating, hockey, figure skating, and learn-to-skate programs.
A limited number of rental skates are available. Be sure to check the current schedule before heading to the rink, as public skating times and programs vary.
Website: lakelandarena.org
Skate outdoors in the heart of Minocqua at the American Pond Hockey Aqua Bowl Rink. Located at the historic Aqua Bowl, this seasonal rink brings a little pond-hockey spirit to one of Minocqua’s most recognizable waterfront spots.
Bring your skates, bundle up, and enjoy some time on the ice with family and friends.
Make your way to Brandy Park in Arbor Vitae for another place to enjoy a classic Northwoods skate. The seasonal outdoor rink is a great spot for families and friends to bundle up, get outside, and spend some time on the ice.
Bring your own skates and check current conditions before heading out.
Head to Woodruff Town Hall for another outdoor skating option. The community rink is a fun, easy addition to a winter day in the Minocqua Area—and a great place for families to spend some time together on the ice.
Outdoor skating is weather and ice dependent, so conditions and availability can change throughout the season.