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Boulder Junction Winter Park Ready for Another Wonderful Season of Winter Fun

Anticipated Opening Date: December 20, 2025 – Weather Permitting

The Boulder Junction Park Board is pleased to announce several exciting improvements completed this summer at Boulder Junction Winter Park, setting the stage for another season of outdoor recreation and community enjoyment. The park is scheduled to open for the season on December 20, weather permitting.

Following a highly successful first year of The Glide Skating Ribbon, this winter promises even more excitement with several new features and upgrades designed to enhance both safety and visitor experience.

This summer’s improvements include:

  • Parking-lot improvements and expanded parking along Old K, making it easier for guests to access the park and enjoy all it has to offer.
  • A new permanent woodshed serving the fire pit area, ensuring a steady supply of dry wood and providing a welcoming space for skaters and families to gather.
  • New gates and a welcoming entry feature that highlight the charm and hospitality of Boulder Junction.
  • Leveling and surface improvements to the skating areas, offering smoother and more consistent ice conditions across The Glide and the adjacent rink areas.

“We’re thrilled with the progress made this summer,” said Laura Bertch, Chair of the Boulder Junction Park Board. “Winter Park has quickly become a signature destination for residents and visitors alike, and these upgrades will make the experience even more enjoyable for everyone.”

The Park Board and its volunteers are now preparing for the second season of The Glide Skating Ribbon, which winds gracefully through the forest and has become one of the Northwoods’ most distinctive winter attractions. A full calendar of winter events, family nights, and community gatherings is planned throughout the season.

“We could not do it without our community volunteers and the support of our local businesses,” said Steve Weber, Boulder Junction Park Board member. “Their generosity and dedication are what make projects like Winter Park possible and keep our community strong.”

The Boulder Junction Park Board extends its gratitude to all who continue to contribute time, equipment, and materials to keep Winter Park thriving.

For updates on ice conditions, event schedules, and volunteer opportunities, click here or follow Boulder Junction Community Parks on Facebook.

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