If you think about how that we associate with winter, most memory emerge the same images: Christmas tree, snowman, sleds and skates, and ice castles. Someone did them myself, with friends or family, and someone was just admiring their beauty or participated in snow battles.Of course it is good if you have the time and opportunity to engage in «construction», and if not, I recommend you to visit one of the following.
1. Midway, Utah
One of the main disadvantages of the ice castles is that they are highly dependent on the weather. So majestic structures of ice, likely will open in December or early January.
But now you should think about visiting this wondrous place. Therefore, it is recommended to glance on the web site to be aware when you can plan the trip.
2. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin
The opening of the Ice castles — a fabulous annual event, eagerly awaited by local residents. They are usually open in the beginning of the winter season and they continue to delight visitors as long as weather permits.
Stunning castle of ice sculptures perfect for a family vacation during the Christmas holidays. To better plan your trip, obtain additional information on the web site.
3. Lincoln, NH
In Lincoln, hidden in the white mountains of new Hampshire, is one of the most spectacular ice castles. It’s open to the public in early December (weather permitting).
By itself, the lock already is a breathtaking sight and an opportunity to meet the Ice Princess and see unique fire show makes it a must place to visit for the whole family. For more information you can get on the web site.
4. Saranac Lake, New York
Plan a trip to the small town of Saranac lake, from 1 to February 10 to see one of the most spectacular ice castles in the state. This magical place every year, takes a new form.
So you have to wait a couple of months to see what was up with this year! The winter castle will meet you with the magnificence of ice sculptures, and a small Golf course made entirely of ice. Find out more information on the official web-site.
5. Dillon, Colorado
Like other ice castles, unusual buildings open to the public in December, when cold enough temperature. To build magical locks will go about 11 thousand tons of ice, and magic gives them the light shimmering led bulbs that illuminate the frozen walls and tunnels and towers.
Visitors with young children are advised to bring their own sleds instead of strollers. And shoes young researchers have to be with special soles to avoid slipping while walking. More information you can find on the website of the ice castle.
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