Visitors can also take a horse-drawn sleigh ride around the attraction and through the forest, as well. “We’re excited to see what Mother Nature helps us create this year,” said Ice Castles CEO, Ryan Davis. “We look forward to bringing new winter experiences to New Hampshire and giving our guests even more unique ways to make winter memories together.” Ice Castles is a frozen attraction built entirely by hand. It features ice-carved tunnels, fountains, slides, frozen thrones, towers and archways all embedded with LED lights that twinkle to music at night. If weather permits, ice artisans could begin growing and harvesting up to 10,000 icicles each day beginning in early November. The winter playground is projected to open in early January. The frozen experience in New Hampshire is one of 6 Ice Castles locations across North America. Other locations can be found in Utah, Colorado, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Alberta, Canada.

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