The fun is endless with a winter wonderland outside: start a snowball fight, build a snowman or snow fort, or paint the snow with water and food dye to name a few ideas. Also, be sure to check to see if anything special is going on – for example, the Coffman Park Ice Rink extends hours on days when school is cancelled! 6. The city of Dublin has an outdoor rink, but if you go ice skating in a park, make sure you look for postings to check if the current rink conditions are safe that day.
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Whether you’re a pro or need a little encouragement on the ice, the whole family is sure to love it (and maybe laugh at the occasional fall). Get there early, as it tends to sell out capacity during the busiest winter weekends. Mad River Mountainįor tubing and slope fun for the whole family, find one of the largest resorts in the state just one hour from Columbus. Open year-round, here’s a guide to which state parks have the best conditions for the ultimate experience. Get your heart rate up and enjoy the area’s Metro Parks once the snow has fallen. First time skiing? Let the little ones learn at the snow school, then grab a bite at The Last Run between runs. With 17 trails, this ski resort is ideal for beginners and kids to enjoy snowboarding, skiing and tubing. Families say the best spots are Highbanks Metro Park, Sharon Woods Metro Park and Battelle Darby Creek Metro Park. Head to one of Columbus’ many Metro Parks for some of the best sledding in the state. Grab your winter coat, hat and mittens, and try one of these activities to celebrate the winter wonderland of Central Ohio. While it can be tough to convince your family to head outdoors for fresh air, there are a wide variety of activities that may help you get them off the couch. Winter in Columbus tends to be warmer than in other areas of the Midwest, but once January rolls around, it’s downright cold.
Bundle up and head outside for a good time this January
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