A hopping spot for ice-skating is Frog Pond on the Boston Common. Frog Pond has its own ice-making system and also offers skate rentals and hot cocoa at the Pond Cottage.

Winter Skate at Patriot Place, offering day and evening public skating, is the perfect antidote to cabin fever this winter.

The 14,000-square-foot outdoor skating rink is twice the size of Rockefeller Plaza’s ice rink in New York City!

Experience the thrill of snow tubing on New England's steepest snow tubing hill!

Explore the open spaces and hidden places on 48 acres of land. With activity packs and brightly colored snowshoes, children with an adult search for animal tracks with a magnifying glass & visit farm animals.

Back by popular demand, The Rink at the Charles Hotel is open for all winter enthusiasts. The 2,900 square-foot ice skating rink is located just steps from the property’s front door.

Winter Skate is hosting a free Learn to Skate program. Learn to Skate features instruction by our professional coaching staff and requires no pre-registration making it one of the most convenient and affordable skating programs in the area!

Create your own fun and winter memories on Fruitlands Museum's 200 acre wintery wonderland and catch snowy views of towering Tree Figures. Join us on winter Saturdays for skating, snowshoeing, sledding and X-country skiing then warm up with hot chocolate and hotdogs around the bonfire.

With winter upon us, now’s the perfect time to visit a Trustees reservation where sliding is a downhill delight. So bundle up, head out, and let the snow – and gravity – guarantee a good time.

Time to get out the sleds, saucers, and tubes. Here are the best Rhode Island spots