Date Night Part 2

Snow Tubing

If you're looking to snow tube in Edmonton, there are several great options. Rabbit Hill offers 2-hour tubing sessions for $20.

Sunridge provides a 2-hour session for $22 and also features "Hops on the Hill" on Friday nights, a special event for adults that includes 2 hours of tubing, beer samples, and live music for just $20.

The Edmonton Ski Club offers tubing for $17.50 per hour, making it an affordable choice for a fun winter outing.

Cross Country Skiing

Argyll / Mill Creek: Located at 69 Avenue & 88 Street, this trail offers scenic, groomed paths through both Argyll and Mill Creek ravines, providing a peaceful urban escape for skiers.

Capilano Park: Situated at 10810 54 Street, this park features a relatively flat trail network that is ideal for cross-country skiing, offering a quiet experience near the river.

Gold Bar Park: Found at 109 Avenue & 50 Street, this park is known for its wide, scenic trails that wind through the trees and offer great views of the North Saskatchewan River.

Goldstick Park: Located at 50 Street & 109 Avenue, this park offers a network of easy-to-access trails that are perfect for beginners and intermediate skiers.

Hermitage Park: At 2115 Hermitage Road, this park features a variety of trails, including both easy and moderate routes that offer peaceful views of the surrounding river valley.

Kinsmen Park: Situated at 91 Avenue & 108 Street, Kinsmen Park offers trails through the river valley, with a mix of open spaces and wooded areas for a pleasant skiing experience.

Riverside Golf Course: Located at Rowland Road & 84 Street, this course transforms into a great winter skiing destination with groomed trails, providing an enjoyable outdoor experience for all skill levels.

Rundle Park: At 2909 113 Avenue, Rundle Park has a network of cross-country ski trails that wind through the park's scenic landscapes, perfect for a leisurely or more challenging ski outing.

Victoria Golf Course & Park: Situated at 116 Street & River Valley Road, this park features trails that are ideal for cross-country skiing, offering a peaceful environment with views of the river valley.

Skating

The ICE District: Skate next to the Edmonton Oilers in the ICE District Plaza and Fan Park.

Castle Downs: An outdoor skating rink with a skate change area, washrooms, and a lounge.

Jackie Parker Park: A scenic outdoor skating rink with washrooms and a skate change area.

Rundle Park & IceWay: A popular outdoor skating rink with skate rentals, washrooms, and a skate change area.

Victoria Park Oval & IceWay: A picturesque outdoor skating rink with a skate change room, washrooms, and skate rentals.

Meadows Outdoor Leisure Ice: A community outdoor skating rink with washrooms and skate change rooms.

City Hall: A unique outdoor skating rink in the heart of the city, offering free skate rentals during select hours.

Downhill Skiing

Sunridge Ski Area: Located within Edmonton's city limits, Sunridge offers 20 trails, 2 terrain parks, and a vertical drop of 165 meters.

Snow Valley Ski Club: Another in-city ski hill, Snow Valley features 20 trails, 2 terrain parks, and a vertical drop of 128 meters.

Rabbit Hill Snow Resort: Located just outside of Edmonton in Leduc County, Rabbit Hill offers 40 trails, 4 terrain parks, and a vertical drop of 230 meters.

Toboganning

Emily Murphy Park Hill: A steep hill with a smooth landing at the bottom, located along the North Saskatchewan River.

Gallagher Park: A massive hill with a stunning view of the downtown skyline, located beside the Muttart Conservatory.

Government House Park: A thrilling hill with a fantastic view of MacKinnon Ravine, perfect for thrill seekers.

Queen Elizabeth Park: A popular spot with a beautiful view of the city and access to several river valley trails.

Rundle Park ACT Hill: A family-friendly hill with a clearly marked climbing area, located in picturesque Rundle Park.

Rundle Park Walton's Mountain: A steeper hill for older kids and adults, offering a thrilling experience in Rundle Park.

Whitemud Park North: A medium-sized hill with stairs leading to the top

Snowshoeing

John Janzen Nature Centre: Located beside Fort Edmonton Park, this area offers scenic snowshoeing trails through wooded landscapes, perfect for exploring nature in the winter months.

Rundle Park: Situated at 29 St and 113 Ave, Rundle Park provides snowshoeing paths that wind through picturesque landscapes, offering a peaceful winter escape.

Borden Park: Located at 75 St and 112 Ave, Borden Park features snowshoeing trails that loop around beautiful natural settings and provide easy access for winter recreation.

Terwillegar Park: At the west end of Rabbit Hill Rd, Terwillegar Park offers expansive snowshoeing trails along the river valley, with varied terrain and stunning winter views.

Victoria Park: Found at 12130 River Valley Rd, Victoria Park offers snowshoeing opportunities with scenic trails, allowing visitors to enjoy the quiet beauty of the surrounding parkland.

Hockey Game

An Edmonton Oilers game at Rogers Place is an exciting, high-energy experience, filled with fast-paced hockey action and passionate fans. The atmosphere is electric, with fans cheering for every goal, hit, and save, creating an unforgettable game day experience.

An Edmonton Oil Kings game offers fast-paced junior hockey action at Rogers Place, where fans can watch the next generation of stars compete with intensity and skill. The atmosphere is lively with exciting on-ice moments and a passionate crowd supporting the team.

Icewall

Edmonton's YEG Ice Wall is moving to a new location in Louise McKinney Park, where it will be open year-round for outdoor ice climbing, dry-tooling, sport climbing, and bouldering! Featuring an impressive 21-meter (6-story) climbing structure, prepare for an exhilarating, high-adrenaline adventure like no other.

Winter MIni Golf

Cattail Crossing Golf Course, just outside north Edmonton, offers a unique winter mini-golf experience with snow and ice obstacles, where you use a hockey stick as a putter. The course is beautifully illuminated, and after your round, you can warm up by the firepits and enjoy s’mores kits; prices are $10 for kids (12 & under), $16 for general admission, and kids 6 & under play for free

Moonbikes

Experience Canada's first immersive Moonbike adventure just outside Edmonton, offering ultra-light, eco-friendly electric snowbikes on a historic 23-acre property. With 4 kilometers of groomed trails winding through the forest and alongside the Sturgeon River,