Currently out of season The City of Burlington's winter recreation page says its parks team manages outdoor ice skating rinks in select parks when the temperature and conditions are right, and that most rinks rely on volunteers. Status is on the city's Winter Outdoor Recreation Tracker; no 2026/27 opening date is posted. Official schedule update
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Calahan Park is one of the six outdoor rink sites in the City of Burlington's own Skating Rinks map layer (about 3,705 square feet of rink footprint). The parks team floods the rinks when conditions are right, and most rely on volunteers.
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The city's rules for skating on wild ice: always skate with a buddy from your household, check for at least 4 inches of solid ice, wear a helmet, supervise children, go in daylight and wear a life jacket under your coat. Skating in warm conditions or while ice is forming is dangerous.
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