The holidays are over and the temperatures are starting to drop! Instead of hiding under the covers each day, get out and explore! Your Winter Bucket List is here, so grab your hats and mittens and enjoy the fun! We’ve got 50 things to do this winter!
Columbus Winter Bucket List
- Build a Snowman
- Go Sledding at Antrim Park or another sledding hill
- Choose a New Year’s Resolution or Word
- Have a snowball fight
- Make homemade ice cream or nice cream
- Paint with Ice
- See the orchids at Franklin Park Conservatory
- Experiment and do one of these science activities with household items
- See Disney on Ice
- Go Skiing, Snow Tubing or Snowboarding at Mad River Mountain or Snow Trails
- Take a snowmobile trip or winter getaway in Michigan
- Attend a Columbus Blue Jackets Game
- Rent a Cozy Cabin in Hocking Hills or check out the Box Hop
- Take a Winter Hike at the Metroparks
- Go to an indoor water park such as Great Wolf Lodge or Kalahari
- Attend an Ice Festival in Medina in February 2023
- Work on a puzzle as a family
- Watch planes at The Ohio State Airport
- Volunteer with Seeds of Caring
- Try a new soup recipe (Here are some suggestions: Chicken Noodle Soup or Roasted Butternut Squash)
- Sit by the fire
- Catch snowflakes on your tongue
- See the stars at The Perkins Observatory
- Mail a care package to a soldier
- Make a snow angel
- Have a chili cook-off in your neighborhood (Here’s a recipe for Sweet Potato and Black Bean Chili)
- Draw a picture with your hands on the fog of the window
- Shovel your neighbor’s driveway
- Make paper snowflakes
- Take a trip to Legoland
- Have a pajama movie day
- Have a no screen time day and read lots of books!
- Have a dance party
- Play at the indoor play areas in Columbus
- Go to COSI
- Decorate a cupcake at Our Cupcakery
- See a live show at CAPA
- Visit the Ohio History Center
- Make a candle at Penn & Beach Candle Co.
- Go ice skating at The Chiller
- Check out the new ice rink at Bridge Park Dublin!
- Bundle up and head to the zoo. There are some indoor exhibits like the aquarium and reptile house. Plus, colder temperatures are bound to mean it’s less crowded.
- Have a family game night
- Head to the library to check out some books and play in the kid area
- Visit a local toy store
- Attend a free crafting activity at one of these stores
- See what events are going on around town by looking at the Columbus Mom Event Calendar
- Create a busy bag (perfect for toddlers) that will keep your little one occupied
- Bake cookies
- Declutter and organize!
Love these ideas! We need them now that it’s frigid outside!
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