Lake Geneva

A beloved winter attraction in Lake Geneva is taking at least a year off, due to several unseasonably warm winters.

The Lake Geneva ice castles will not return to the Wisconsin city this winter, NBC Chicago’s Kate Chappell reports.

One of Wisconsin’s most popular winter events won’t be returning this year, the creators announced Wednesday.

One of Wisconsin’s most popular winter events, limited to just a three-day season in 2023 because of warm weather, will once again be forced to close because of prolonged above average temperatures, organizers announced Thursday.

Last year’s season was drastically shortened — it lasted all of three days — due to warm temperatures melting ice castles “beyond repair.”

Organizers hope the “snowy, fairy-tale playground” can open beginning in early to mid-January and run through early February. However, that all depends on the weather.

Organizers hope the “snowy, fairy-tale playground” can open beginning in early to mid-January and run through early February. However, that all depends on the weather.

After a drastically shortened season last winter due to unfavorable weather conditions, ice castles will be making a return to Lake Geneva this winter with a different look.

After a drastically shortened season last winter due to unfavorable weather conditions, ice castles will be making a return to Lake Geneva this winter with a different look.

A historic eight-bedroom, 16-bathroom estate in Lake Geneva built over 120 years ago for the Drake family has been listed for sale for $35 million, according to Christie’s International Real Estate.