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Outdoor Activities
Slice of Ice
at Red Arrow Park
Reserve your
90-minute time slot
online, grab your
skates and mask, and
head to Red Arrow
Park. Downtown
Milwaukee's outdoor
ice rink is free to use
when you bring your
own skates. Affordable
skate rentals are also
available.
920 N. Water St.
Milwaukee
County Zoo
Animals to see outside
include the polar
bear, caribou, elk,
snow leopards, otters
and seals. Families
thrill to see the zoo's
six-month-old snow
leopard, Milja. These
animals become most
active when it's cold
outside.
10001 W. Bluemound Rd.
Wehr Nature Center
Located in Whitnall
Park with 220 acres
of nature preserve and
an education center.
Visitors can enjoy over
five miles of walking
trails and explore
prairie, woodlands,
wetlands, an oak
savanna, and Mallard
Lake. Trails are open
from sunrise to sunset
7 days a week.
9701 West College Ave.
Franklin
Brown Deer Park
Features a sledding
hill and five miles (four
loops) of cross county
skiing and snow
shoeing trails. Trails are
groomed for skating
and striding; beginner
and intermediate level.
Enjoy gentle, rolling
terrain in wooded and
open areas.
7835 N Green Bay Ave.
Frozen destinations where you'll need no
encouragement to get your boots on
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