Ice Depths
Each winter once there has been a significant and extended period of cold weather, the City will measure and post current ice thickness around the lake, and recreational use of the City’s maintained ice rinks can begin for the winter season.
This information is provided as a courtesy by the City.
Please check the ice thickness before you go and note that you use the lake at your own risk.
Chestermere Lake Ice Depths:Location | Ice Depth (centimetres) | Date | Temperature | Distance from Shore (metres) |
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South end of Chestermere Lake | 61 | JANUARY 24, 2023 | 1 C
| 100 | Sunset Park | 58 | Cove Beach | 53 (Open water by storm pond) | The Landing | 58 | Anniversary Park | 58 |
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Ice Depth (thickness) Standards:

Storm Ponds
Note: The City does not give permits for any recreational activities on storm ponds. The water levels and ice thickness changes throughout the winter due to the freeze-thaw cycle and it is unsafe to be on these ponds at any time.
Learn more at chestermere.ca/stormponds.