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The turn of the new year brings the best of Canadian winter – outdoor festivals and events that highlight our national heritage and embrace the elements. If you’re looking to find some new winter adventures, here are some options in South Central Ontario in January and February.
## 
Fire and Ice Bracebridge (January 25, 2025)
*Muskoka’s Winter Carnival Twist*
Downtown Bracebridge comes alive with a mix of traditional winter activities and unique experiences. From ice skating and fat biking to axe throwing and lumberjack shows, this festival promises fun for all. Don’t miss the fireworks and delicious snacks like roasted marshmallows and hot apple cider.

Location: Downtown Bracebridge
## 
Stratford Winterfest (January 25, 2025)
*Winter Fun for All Ages*
Upper Queens Park in Stratford transforms into a hub of seasonal festivities. From ice skating and snow glides to vibrant ice sculptures, there’s something for everyone. Warm up with snacks and drinks, and enjoy off-site events like the retro Hawaiian Luau dance party.

Location: Upper Queens Park, 55 Queen Street, Stratford

## Winterloo (January 25, 2025)
*Waterloo’s Winter Extravaganza*
This annual free event brings exciting winter-themed attractions to Uptown Waterloo. Enjoy ice carving competitions, skating, food trucks, and more at multiple venues, including Waterloo Park and Waterloo Public Square.

Location: Uptown Waterloo

## Fire and Ice Festival (January 25–26, 2025)
*Heat Meets Ice at Alton Mill*
The Alton Mill Arts Centre hosts a family-friendly celebration featuring ice carving, a vendor market, kids’ programs, and live performances in the Hot Stove Lounge. Indoor and outdoor activities make this an event not to miss.

Location: Alton Mill Arts Centre, 1402 Queen Street West, Alton

## Barrie Winterfest (February 1–2, 2025)
*Winter Fun in Downtown Barrie*
Celebrate the season with ice skating, lumberjack shows, ice carving demonstrations, and live entertainment. Most activities take place at Meridian Place and Heritage Park.

Location: 30 Simcoe Street, Barrie

## Hamilton Winterfest (February 1–17, 2025)
*City-wide Winter Celebration*
With over 70 events, Hamilton Winterfest offers something for everyone. Discover art installations, live music, drag shows, handicrafts, and special activities for Valentine’s Day and Family Day.

Location: Various locations in Downtown Hamilton
## 
Dorset Snowball Winter Carnival (February 14–15, 2025)
*A Tradition of Snowy Fun*
Since 1991, this carnival has delighted visitors with events like toboggan races, snow snake games, ice skating, and more. Warm up with local food, drinks, and shopping at the Dorset Recreation Centre.

Location: Dorset Recreation Centre

## Goderich Winterfest (February 14-17, 2025)
*Winter Fun in Ontario’s Beach Town*
Goderich welcomes the season with a vendor market, kids’ games, a petting zoo, and a Winterfest bar featuring craft beer. 

Location: Downtown Goderich

## Huntsville SnowFest (February 22, 2025)
*A Winter Wonderland in Huntsville*
River Mill Park becomes the heart of Huntsville SnowFest, featuring snow sculptures, buskers, on-ice performances, live music, and cozy treats like hot chocolate. Skating takes place at the park’s ice rink.

Location: Downtown Huntsville


Discover The Top Winter Festivals in South Central Ontario

The turn of the new year brings the best of Canadian winter – outdoor festivals and events that highlight our national heritage and embrace the elements. If you’re looking to find some new winter adventures, here are some options in South Central Ontario in January and February.

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## How to pack wisely for the whole family for winter travel.
On a family vacation there are so many things to pack, so put a strategy in place to cover all the essentials you’ll need. Make sure to pack snacks, diapers, medicine and other items to help you if there are any delays while travelling. It’s important to carry any essentials like medicines in your carry-on just in case.

## Breeze through the airport by preparing ahead of time.
Ease pre-travel angst with convenient parking options at the airport. By planning ahead you’ll find the best rates on parking (e.g. did you know CAA Members enjoy special rates at [Park ‘N Fly](https://portal.caarewards.ca/manitoba/offer/park-n-fly-1000373709)?1). Understand your options ahead of time to ease stress and get to your gate on time.

Not planning to take to the skies? No problem – there is plenty to do at home too. From outdoor ice skating to whizzing down the hills in a toboggan to long winter strolls, there are many healthy and fun ways to enjoy this season.

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## Make your home your haven.
Kick off your winter boots, curl up in front of a cozy fire, and wrap yourself in warm blankets. After a crisp day of outdoor adventures, the “après outside” phase is a delightful retreat. Dive into a new book, gather around for a board game, or enjoy an old favorite movie. Just don’t forget the hot chocolate. Exploring new recipes, like a rich crockpot hot chocolate or a sweet maple version, can add a special touch. [Pinterest](https://ca.pinterest.com/search/pins/?q=hot%20chocolate%20recipes&rs=typed) is a great resource for discovering these delicious ideas. Embrace the season’s comforts and make your winter nights truly magical.

## Shop Safely: Protect yourself online this Cyber Monday.

Are you a shopper? If so, this is your season as we begin to turn our attention to shopping for entertaining and for our loved ones. With the popular Cyber Monday shopping event coming up this season, many of us will be spending time online browsing and shopping for great deals. As much fun as that will be, cyber predators are wise to this online volume as well. It’s important to be vigilant about protecting yourself when you spend time online.

A benefit for CAA Members, [cyberconIQ®](https://www.caamanitoba.com/membership/member-benefits/cyberconIQ) 2 helps you learn how to be safe online by helping you to:

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Whether you’re escaping to a sun-kissed destination or embracing the joys of winter at home, this season offers endless opportunities for adventure and relaxation.

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Winter Travel Tips and Home Activities: Make your home your haven.

Winter Travel Tips and Home Activities

As the weather grows cooler, for many of us our attention turns to a brief escape from the cold to a warmer locale. Be it chilling on the beach with a book, or for the adventurous at heart, parasailing high in the sky over the blue ocean, when you’re ready to start planning your winter getaway, there are a few things to consider.