Winter transforms Airdrie into a snowy playground perfect for outdoor fun. Whether you’re seeking adventure or looking for family-friendly outings, here are five activities to make the most of Airdrie’s snowy days.
Skating at Airdrie’s New Northeast Regional Park
Airdrie’s newest gem, the Northeast Regional Park, offers a skating loop that’s quickly becoming a community favorite. Surrounded by scenic pathways and open spaces, the 1.5km skating loop is perfect for an afternoon glide. With family-friendly amenities and plenty of room for beginners and seasoned skaters alike, this spot is a must-visit during the snowy season.
Cross-Country Skiing at Northeast Regional Park
Airdrie’s Northeast Regional Park also features a 0.8 km cross-country ski loop. The trail is open daily from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m. Don’t miss the free Try-It Day with the Airdrie Nordic Club on Saturday, December 28, 2024, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Tobogganing at Chinook Winds Park
Chinook Winds Park boasts a popular hill that transforms into a tobogganing paradise in winter. Bundle up and bring your sled for hours of thrills. The park’s open space also allows kids to play in the snow, making it a favorite for local families. Find a full list of tobogganing hills in Airdrie here.
Snowshoeing in East Lake Park
Snowshoeing is an excellent way to explore Airdrie’s parks and trails during winter. East Lake Park is a fantastic starting point, with its frozen lake and tranquil paths perfect for a snowy adventure.
Play Hockey or Skate at Outdoor Rinks
Grab your skates and a hockey stick for a fun game of shinny at one of Airdrie’s outdoor rinks. Perfect for casual matches with friends or family, these rinks bring neighbors together for winter fun. No equipment? No problem—just enjoy sliding across the ice and soaking up the community spirit. Find a list of outdoor rinks in Airdrie here.
