Winter Adventures in the Railway City

In St. Thomas, winter invites you to savor life’s simple joys—slowing down, enjoying warm drinks, and gathering by the fire with family or friends, at your own pace.

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​Winter Adventures

As the chill of winter settles in, we begin dreaming of the next year to come. Make this winter the bucket list one you have always dreamed of with a FREE Vacation Guide leading the way.

winter adventure inspiration

winter highlights & seasonal favourites
​in St. Thomas ontario

Winter food & Drink​

❄️ Global Flavours Passport (February)
A month-long dining experience featuring global-inspired dishes from local restaurants.

 ​❄️Winter at Horton
A cozy indoor farmers’ market with seasonal vendors, comfort food, and local goods.

LOCAL TIPS & TRICKS

❄️ 5 Easy Winter Wins
Simple, low-effort & low-cost ways to enjoy winter — from skating and warm drinks to creative indoor stops.

❄️ Winter Photography Tips
Capture snowy trails, downtown details, and seasonal moments with our local photography guide.

#ExploreRailwayCity for winter views

​One of the best ways to stay in the loop when the leaves begin their season shift is by following along with us on social media. Be sure to share your very own captures using #ExploreRailwayCity to be featured.

Holiday Season Highlights

Winter Activities in St. Thomas

Stay active, take in a game, try an art workshop, or hit the trails this winter in St. Thomas!

live hockey

Catch fast-paced junior hockey action with the St. Thomas Stars at the Joe Thornton Community Centre.​
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Try Curling

Slide into winter by joining a league or trying an open curl night at the St. Thomas Curling Club.​
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Skiing

Glide through scenic winter trails at Dan Patterson Conservation Area, ideal for cross-country skiing.​
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An Arts Itinerary

Stay warm and inspired with galleries, exhibits, and local studios celebrating art year-round.
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public skating

​Lace up for casual, all-ages public skating Sundays at 1:15pm at the Joe Thornton Community Centre.
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