Activity is important to both physical and mental health. That’s why the City of Mississauga continues to offer a variety of safe activities.
Wear a mask in indoor public spaces; masks and face coverings are strongly encouraged when taking part in outdoor activities. Show proof of vaccination when required.
Enjoy the crisp winter air and our free fun skate drop-in program.
Mississauga Celebration Square
300 City Centre Drive
The City’s largest outdoor ice rink at Celebration Square is open daily until March 20, 2022, and is free for public use (weather permitting).
The rink is open:
Sundays to Thursdays, 10 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Fridays and Saturdays, 10 a.m. – 10 p.m.
Skate rentals and sharpening services as well as a mix of sweet and savoury food trucks are available on evenings and weekends.
Find out more about winter at Celebration Square.
Guests planning to walk through the Square are encouraged to keep within their household groups, and maintain a safe physical distance of two meters at all times.
During heavy snow or warmer temperatures, the rink may need to temporarily close. To confirm the rink is open, call 905-615-3200 ext. R-I-N-K (7465). To see how busy the ice rink is, view the live webcam.
There’s no better way to enjoy some old-fashioned, winter fun than sliding down one of Mississauga’s toboggan hills! There are six public toboggan hills you can enjoy this season (weather dependent):
Enjoy skating outdoors on natural ice rinks in neighbourhood parks this winter. The natural ice rinks are in the process of being built and are weather dependent, so please be sure to look for the “ice is ready” sign to know when it’s safe to skate.
Resident volunteers donate their time to maintain these rinks and help us provide these amenities where conditions allow.
The majority of the City’s trails receive regular winter maintenance and can be safely used and explored by outdoor enthusiasts. However, trails that do not receive winter maintenance are still used in the snowy months by residents who enjoy activities including snowshoeing and deep-snow hiking.
This year, the City will be adding additional woodchips to the woodlot trails to help with traction. The trails will also be marked for winter use.
For information about some of Mississauga’s popular multi-use trails, visit walkandrollpeel.ca.
Downtown Public Art Walking Tour
Enjoy an artful self-guided tour through downtown Mississauga to explore 20+ inspiring works of public art and more by emerging and renowned artists from across the globe. A guide to all the locations can be found using the Polar Express Art Map.
Erindale Park – “We are all here”
We are all here is an outdoor public art installation in Erindale Park, featuring flags of watercolour paintings of various animals found in Credit River Watershed.
Even your favourite furry friend needs some time for fresh-air fun! Mississauga’s eight leash-free zones are the perfect place for them to enjoy some time to run and play.
Mississauga sports teams are back in action at Paramount Fine Foods Centre.
Limited tickets are now available for games until February 20.
Can’t make it in-person, cheer on the Mississauga Steelheads virtually while watching the games live online at CHL.ca.
Make noise at home while tuning into the Raptors 905 game feeds live online at NBAGLeague.com. In-person games return to the Paramount Fine Foods Centre starting March 1, tickets are available here.
Park washrooms designed for year-round use will remain open this season with enhanced cleaning practices. Year-round washrooms can be found at the below locations:
In addition to the year-round washrooms mentioned above, portable washrooms will also be placed in high-demand locations and key trail areas. The washrooms will be winterized and accessible and will be located in areas that receive winter maintenance. Portable washroom locations can be found at the below locations: