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York Ice Trail 2025 – All you need to know!

York Ice Trail is returning for 2025 and we couldn’t be more excited! One of the city’s coolest events, York Ice Trail – organised by Make It York’  – will take place on February 1st and 2nd 2025 and the theme will be ‘Origins’, with each sculpture telling a unique story. As always, the awe-inspiring sculptures will be dotted around the streets and snickelways, and there’ll be plenty of family-friendly activities going on too.

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What you need to know about York Ice Trail 2025

york ice trail 2025

When – York Ice Trail takes place on Saturday 1st and Sunday 2nd February 2025

Where – Across York. Don’t miss Parliament Street, St Sampson’s Square, St Helen’s Square and Middleton’s Hotel.

Cost – Free!

Trail map – Collect your free trail map from the Visit York Information Centre on Parliament Street or download it from the Visit York website at the time of the event.

Enjoy live ice carving – Don’t miss the live ice carving demonstrations at St Sampson’s Square starting at 12pm. See the magic happen before your eyes as skilled sculptors shape raw ice into glittering masterpieces.

Head to Middletons Hotel – During the weekend, the beautiful grounds of Middletons Hotel will become ‘The Sweeter Side of Life’, a family-friendly wonderland featuring four enchanting ice sculptures. Highlights include the dazzling ‘Sweet Like Chocolate’, celebrating the heritage of the hotel’s Sir Terry Alms Cottages, and ‘The Ice Wall’, perfect for snapping a frosty family photo!

York Ice Trail – List of sculptures and where to find them

Here’s a video reminder of last year’s event to get you excited!

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