Figure Skating Venues in Colorado

Figure skaters need ice time, coaching and a rink that supports their level. This page lists Colorado figure skating venues, from community rinks with learn-to-skate programs to arenas that host club sessions, test sessions and competitions.

Indoor rinks keep skating going all year, though freestyle sessions often compete with hockey for prime ice time, so schedules matter. In winter, outdoor rinks in mountain towns and downtown plazas add casual skating to the mix. Competitive skaters usually train with a home club and coach, then travel to competitions and test sessions around the region.

• New skaters can find learn-to-skate classes.
• Club skaters can compare freestyle session options.
• Families can find shows and competitions to attend.

Open a rink for details and events, and list your event free on CUP if you are hosting a competition or ice show.

Figure Skating FAQ

Where can my child learn to figure skate in Colorado?
Most indoor rinks offer learn-to-skate programs for kids. Classes are grouped by age and skill.

What is a freestyle session?
A freestyle session is ice time reserved for figure skaters to practice jumps, spins and programs. Rinks schedule them separately from public skating.

Can I skate outdoors in Colorado?
Yes, outdoor rinks open in many towns during winter. They are best for casual skating rather than training.