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    2 years ago

    There's a stupid rule Whare if ur not skating u have to pay still and that's on week days so recommend to go there on a weekend so it's fine

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    Rink of Dreams - Sens Rink of Dreams 1/2017

    Rink of Dreams

    4.7(6 reviews)
    10.5 km

    The Rideau Canal wasn't frozen yet in early January, but fear not! There is the Rink of Dreams -…read morean outdoor ice skating rink located in front of the City Hall, set with picnic tables, and a structure where you may change into your skates in the relative comfort of thawed fingers (open daily from 8 am to 11 pm). Ice skate rental and sharpening is available during certain hours. Admission is free. A BeaverTails Pastry shop hawks freshly made fried dough with an option of toppings (I highly recommend the maple spread for $5.75), and a short menu of beverages. They are closed Mondays & Tuesdays, open 4pm-10pm Wed - Fri, and noon - 10pm on weekends. Cash only. The ice is not the best (even after a run through by the zamboni), but it is a good sized rink, it is free, and the surroundings is pleasant enough. When it gets dark, they even light up the rink in pretty changing colors. Totally makes for a fun wintertime activity. My only warning is that I found it a bit dangerous making my way down to the rink from the changing structure with my skate shod feet - the ground wasn't level so I kept finding myself slipping on the snow crusted surface. I tried walking sideways, perpendicular to gravity as they teach you for skiing, and it kind of worked... though not completely. Need a bathroom? The City Hall is available with its facilities and you can warm up inside a bit while checking out their small art galleries - but no skates (on feet) allowed! Hours: open daily from 6 am to 11 pm, November to March, weather-permitting

    As we enter gelid January, consider visiting the city's newest downtown attraction: the Rink of…read moreDreams. This is the rink's second season, and while it will never rival the Rockefeller Center rink, it's a very picturesque setting in the unique urban backdrop of City Hall's sparkling lights. Optimum vistas are omnipresent when the sun has set: - Parliament Hill is lit up with thousands of Christmas lights. The Peace Tower and the towers blaze with coloured spotlights. - Confederation Park, where nearly every tree is lit up. - Brillant blue lights around the National War Monument. - Chateau Laurier - Convention Centre - Lord Elgin Hotel The 5-year old in me, delights in the LED lit boards. A first-class move that goes great with the festive lighting on the City Hall grounds. The Rink of Dreams is for all people - young and old, and best of all it's completely gratuit!

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    Rink of Dreams - Sens Rink of Dreams 1/2017

    Sens Rink of Dreams 1/2017

    Rink of Dreams - Beautiful lights!

    Beautiful lights!

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    Icelynd Skating Trails - Bon fire and concession stand

    Icelynd Skating Trails

    5.0(3 reviews)
    18.3 km

    Loved loved our evening here! My kids are begging to go back! The place is magical, we went around…read more4:30 so we can get both daylight and the lovely fairy lights.. the staff are very nice, I had an issue with my ticket and the guy at the front was super kind and said I trust you and let me in. There is a bonfire which adds warmth and lovely atmosphere. Everyone was happy and having fun! They have a confession stand, their hot chocolate was delicious.. we honestly had an awesome time and can't wait to come back!

    What a surprise! This business opened up only a few months ago; this is their first year of…read moreoperation. And we just happened upon them by chance!! This is a privately owned and operated property and business, offering a place to experience nature out in the open on their skating trail!! Let's embrace winter! After enjoying skating, you can warm up around a campfire - of which there were 3 or 4 around the property - and enjoy a hot chocolate or other beverage and treat. There were a few strategically placed outhouses conveniently located around the entrance. There's plenty of parking. There's also a hockey rink on the site. You sit on bales of hay to put on your skates, or there are a few metal benches available if you prefer. It was slippery and a bit sketchy getting up and moving around in your skates in this area. There's an open area to skate on in between the entrance and the rink, which leads toward the trail entrance. There you can skate protected from the wind by the trees. As you follow the trail, there are lights overhead and the occasional spotlight so that you can see to skate as it gets dark. At one point, the trees open up to an area that marked the turnaround point. It was windy here, but there was another fire pit and a round about big enough to host a school dance! Keep in mind this is a business and therefore not subsidize nor is it free! Cost was $18 per adult; $12 for seniors (over 55 y o) Kudos to them for opening during a pandemic!! Also, since the convoy was blocking downtown, along with certain access points of the canal for skating, this was a good alternative, which just happens to be close to home for us. We had a great time!! Edited to add that I found an announcement from CTV news about Icelynd: OTTAWA News New outdoor skating rink opens in Stittsville with an assist from a former Senators player Published Jan. 14, 2022 7:43 p.m. ET By Tyler Fleming CTV News Ottawa Multi-Skilled Journalist Share this story: Icelynd Skating Trails is Stittsville's newest attraction which offers an intimate experience through the dense forest brush as well as a professionally maintained outdoor rink in Stittsville. (Tyler Fleming / CTV News)Icelynd Skating Trails is Stittsville's newest attraction which offers an intimate experience through the dense forest brush as well as a professionally maintained outdoor rink in Stittsville. (Tyler Fleming / CTV News) There is a new skating trail in the capital that promises to offer an intimate experience through a dense forest. With a former Ottawa Senator hockey player as part of the ownership, it's clear the ice will be perfect. Chris Neil has helped transform a patch of forest into a silky-smooth skateway, which winds through two kilometres of dense brush. Icelynd Skating Trails located at 6865 Fernbank Rd. in Stittsville, opened on Friday after years of planning and months of preparation. "We're excited that it's finally here and to see people coming through the door is awesome," says Neil, who has owned the vacant land for more than 15 years. "The skating trail is all lit up for night skating and hopefully in the next week or two we will have more trails open and all said and done we're hoping to have five kilometres." To maintain the vast skating network, there are three Zamboni's and the trail is professionally maintained. There is also a near-NHL-sized outdoor rink, which is available for groups to rent out at. "I love being on an ODR and to have the rink boards, the glass and have it all light up at I always had that vision." Neil said. Tickets, which must be purchased in advance, cost $18 for adults and $12 for kids and seniors. The cost to rent the ODR starts at $250 and the concession stands are cash-only. Icelynd Skating Trails is open Tuesday to Thursday, 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Friday to Sunday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.

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    Icelynd Skating Trails - Along the skating trail, lit so you can see even at night.

    Along the skating trail, lit so you can see even at night.

    Icelynd Skating Trails - Ferry lights on the trail

    Ferry lights on the trail

    Icelynd Skating Trails - Your choice: one more go around?? Or head back to the car?

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    Rideau Canal Skateway - Dow's Lake

    Rideau Canal Skateway

    4.4(35 reviews)
    10.6 km

    We have visited the canal for many years but this was our first time trying the ice bike…read moreexperience, and unfortunately, it will be our last. Renting from Capital Skates turned out to be an incredibly frustrating and frankly unsafe experience. The primary issue is the equipment maintenance: the tires on these "ice bikes" appear to be completely worn down and are clearly not fit for a natural ice surface. With absolutely zero traction, the rear tire just spins in place, leaving you drifting helplessly rather than actually cycling. This lack of grip makes steering nearly impossible; I spent most of the ride fighting a massive lag in responsiveness that nearly sent me veering into the canal edge multiple times. The mechanical failures didn't stop there, as the gear shifter took nearly 15 seconds to actually engage after being moved, making any kind of momentum impossible to maintain. To make matters worse, the business model feels designed to capitalize on their monopoly on the canal. You are forced into a rigid two-hour rental--no more and no less--which is a steep commitment for equipment this poorly maintained at nearly $60 per bike. We attempted to call the business to address these concerns, but the line went to a voicemail that hasn't even been set up. It's a shame that such an iconic Canadian landmark is served by a vendor that seems to have given up on basic maintenance. Save your money and your nerves--stick to traditional skates.

    Wow! What a cool and unique experience! I learned how to skate as a child but am not a pro. I'm…read morenot very good at stopping, as an adult I usually stick to near the edge and run into the boards to stop, but after planning a trip to Ottawa during winter and hearing about this place I knew I needed to try it, and I am so excited I did. I was a little nervous not being a good skater, and having read some reviews that the ice is full of holes and not well surfaced, and that during Winterlude (when we were visiting) it gets crazy I was a little nervous, but I was glad to find that I had no problems. True the ice isn't perfect, that should be anticipated when on an outdoor rink, but it was still an enjoyable experience despite not being a confident skater myself. I went slowly and was able to make it through even rocky areas by holding my husbands hand. I went on Saturday during Winterlude and on Family day and both days were very busy, lots and lots of people on the ice, but that didn't take away from the experience. Faster and better skaters were able to go around me and other slower skaters and they were respectful of those of us who weren't as skilled. If you aren't a skater at all, you should still come and enjoy this cool place! My husband is not a skater and he walked in his boots the entire open length of the canal. I walked it one day and skated it the other day we visited. We also watched lots of others enjoy the space in the same way. I was also nervous about the ice conditions after watching them change between good, fair and poor in the week leading up to our visit. The day I walked the canal it was listed as "very good" and it seemed like it was. The day that I skated it was listed as "fair" and I found it not bad at all. There were certainly areas where the ice was bumpy and some holes but overall even as a weaker skater it was good, so don't let the ice conditions scare you, if you are here in winter give it a try! You can even buy beavertails and other food while still on your skates! Getting on the ice is free, and there are different entrances that have benches, bathrooms, food places, fire pits, places to hang out and so much more! Such a cool and unique experience, plan a trip out to Ottawa in winter ASAP!

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    Rideau Canal Skateway - Hello Ottawa!

    Hello Ottawa!

    Rideau Canal Skateway - Photo from their website

    Photo from their website

    Rideau Canal Skateway - Rainy day today, but the view is beautiful.

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    Rainy day today, but the view is beautiful.

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