There’s Nothing More Special Than An Evening On This Natural Ice Skating Rink In Wisconsin
Chip Wulff Memorial Pond offers a unique and free ice skating experience in Minocqua Winter Park, Wisconsin.
This winter, ditch the run-of-the-mill rinks, escape the crowds, and live out your ice skating dreams at Chip Wulff Memorial Pond! Frozen over during the cold months of winter, it's the perfect place to glide around on skates or slide around in snow boots. And since it’s part of a winter park, it's surrounded by amenities. Take a look at how fun ice skating in Wisconsin can be:
One of the most popular XC Ski Centers in the Midwest, Minocqua Winter Park is the perfect place to partake in all your favorite winter activities.
Among other things, the park’s seemingly endless perks include cross-country skiing, snowshoe trails, fat bike trails, snow tubing, and an ice skating pond.
Throughout the season, dedicated volunteers tend to the pond, which is officially known as Chip Wulff Memorial Pond, ensuring it’s ready for ice skaters.
A nearby well allows for quick re-surfacing of the ice, while a snowblower allows for the pond to be easily re-opened after each snowfall.
Unlike many ice skating rinks, there’s no charge for visiting the ice skating pond at Minocqua Water Park.
The skates are free, too. However, there’s a limited supply, so if possible, you should bring your own.
And when you need a break from skating, you can head to the Chalet, which is right next to the pond and features restrooms, a ski shop, café, and a lounge area with a wood stove, books, and board games.
Boasting the idyllic setting of a natural ice rink along with the perks of a park, Chip Wulff Memorial Pond is a (picture) perfect spot for some wintertime fun!
For more information, call Minocqua Winter Park at (715) 356-3309. You can also visit the park’s website or Facebook page.
So, did you know about this magical skate spot? Ever visited? If so, what’d you think? Know of another great place to ice skate? Tell us in the comment section.
Looking for another wonderful winter adventure? Take a look at this gorgeous frozen waterfall in Wisconsin!
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