Ice Castles Come Back to New Hampshire

New Hampshire Ice Castles– a must-see winter phenomenon– will open to the public this Friday, Jan. 14 for the 2022 season.

Nestled in the White Mountains, this winter wonderland is a two-hour drive from Boston making it easily accessible on weekends.

This never-the-same attraction is built entirely by hand each year. Keith Heintzelman and Anna Closser are the artist duo responsible for building this 20-million-pound castle made of icicles.

In New Hampshire, the ice castles are built over a span of six months. After the icicles are made to standard, the next step is to add a sprinkler system and LED lights.

Guests are able to enjoy ice slides, crawl tunnels, snow tubing, sleigh rides,and a stroll through the Mystic Forest Light Walk.

General Admission tickets range from $20 to $27 and Child Admission range from $15 to $22, depending on the day of the week and whether or not you purchase your tickets in advance.

For more information, please refer to the website.

Be sure to visit the New Hampshire Ice Castles for a cool as ice experience.