Ice Rink
Built as a training venue for the 2010 Olympic Games, the Trout Lake rink is NHL size and a popular venue for sports, public skating, and even private events.
The rink is also a regular gathering place for certain clubs, leagues and sports groups. For more information on these organizations please visit their websites: Grandview Skating Club, Vancouver Minor Hockey Association, Lower Mainland Ringette League.
For public ice skating and hockey schedules click here.
For more Rink details, fees and rentals, please visit the red tabs below.
Amenities
- Ice surface: 200 feet x 85 feet or 60.96 metres × 25.9 metres (NHL size)
- Seating: 250 people
- Ice in: September to March
- Dry floor: April to August
Wheelchair accessible
- Wheelchairs are welcome during public skating sessions.
- Participants must wear helmets.
- The person pushing the wheelchair must wear skates.
Passes accepted
- Leisure Access Program (LAP)
- Flexipass
Fees
Please consult the Park Board’s Rink Fees and Passes page for the most up-to-date fees for rink admission and skate rentals.
Registration
You can book ice time for your team, group or event during Trout Lake’s ice-in season.
From April to August, we remove the ice for dry-floor activities such as ball hockey, in-line hockey, trade shows, and special events.
For details, to reserve rink time, or to change or cancel your booking, please consult the Park Board’s Rink Rentals page. There you will find a step-by-step booking/change/cancellation guide.