It’s time to lace up your skates and twirl through the frosty air at some of the coolest Nevada ice skating rinks.
[Originally posted November 2022.]
Edgewood on Ice
Stateline
Offering breathtaking views of snow-covered mountains, Edgewood on Ice is a picturesque Nevada ice skating rink that is sure to create an unforgettable experience (open through March). This alpine oasis becomes a dazzling arena surrounded by towering evergreen trees and snowflake lights. And if you’d like to make your winter excursion more of an extended stay at the Edgewood Tahoe Resort, there are plenty of cozy cottage-style villas made for making merry memories. Spend the snowy season tucked away on the stunning shores of Lake Tahoe. Skating admission is $35 for adults and $20 for children for the general public and $25 for adults and $15 for children for lodge guests, which includes skates. For more information, visit edgewoodtahoe.com.
The Ice Rink at the Cosmopolitan
Las Vegas
It’s that time of year to experience a treasured Las Vegas tradition. Every year during the holidays, The Cosmopolitan’s Boulevard Pool is transformed into a winter wonderland perched above the glowing Las Vegas strip. At this Nevada ice skating rink, which is open through Jan. 2, guests can look forward to roasting s’mores over flickering fire pits, indulging in seasonal bites and beverage options, and, of course, 4,200 square feet of stunning ice surrounded by glittering lights. The spirit of the season will be celebrated with reimagined mountaintop designs and plenty of festive décor. Ice skating admission costs $30 and includes all-day skating access and skate rentals. For more information, visit cosmopolitanlasvegas.com.
The Rock Rink
Las Vegas
The annual return of the Rock Rink is always something to look forward to. From the signature 8,000-sq.-ft. shimmering ice skating rink to the festive holiday train, there is no shortage of family-friendly fun at this Nevada ice skating rink. Guests can skate beneath the stars through Jan. 15 while listening to upbeat holiday music and admiring a magnificent 40-ft., dazzling Christmas tree. In addition, guests can warm up with a variety of signature holiday beverages and snacks. Skate rentals start at $16, and all ages are welcome. For more information, visit summerlin.com.
The Ice Rink at Grand Sierra Resort
Reno
Grand Sierra Resort’s Ice Rink transforms into a winter wonderland as snow blankets the surrounding scenery. One of the best spots to go ice skating this season, this expansive outdoor rink is the perfect place to chill out or hit the ice from 5 p.m. to midnight on weekends (the rink closes at 10:45 p.m. on weeknights). Of course, there will be plenty of s’mores and hot chocolate to warm your hands and fill your stomach. In addition, this Nevada ice skating rink also offers a specialty cocktail menu for adults. Ice skating admission costs $10, and skate rentals are available for $7. For more information, visit grandsierraresort.com.
Enchant
Las Vegas
Like a childhood Christmas fantasy, the stunning decorations and story-themed adventures throughout Enchant are more than whimsical. The all-new light maze adventure invites guests to embark on a journey in search of the eight missing star fragments to save Christmas at Las Vegas Ballpark. Enchant is an immersive experience with magic around every turn and corner of its larger-than-life custom-designed story-driven light sculptures. Enchant Las Vegas is open until Dec. 31. Admission is $30 for adults and $25 for children, and it includes the ice skating experience. For more information, visit enchantchristmas.com.