Explore Twin Rinks
Twin Rinks is more than a place to play hockey—it's a place where sport, community, and connection come together.
A New Home for Sport and Community
Proudly owned and operated by Blood Tribe, The Twin Rinks was built to provide Blood Tribe Nation members with a modern recreation facility while welcoming athletes, families, and visitors from across Southern Alberta.
Designed as both a community gathering place and a regional tournament destination, the facility supports recreation, wellness, economic development, and opportunities for people to connect both on and off the ice.
Located in Standoff, Alberta, on the Blood Tribe Reserve, Twin Rinks is a modern two-sheet arena featuring two NHL regulation ice surfaces.
Whether you're visiting for a practice, tournament, public skate, or community event, Twin Rinks has been designed to provide an exceptional experience for players, coaches, officials, families, and spectators alike.
A Regional Destination
Approximate Travel Times
Twin Rinks is strategically located in Stand Off, Alberta and serves communities throughout Southern Alberta.
Combined with limited competing ice capacity throughout the region, Twin Rinks is well-positioned to become a premier destination for tournaments, leagues, camps, and community events.
Cardston & Fort Macleod
A short 20 minute drive
Raymond & Magrath
Only 30 minutes away
Lethbridge, Clareholm & Pincher Creek
Accessible within a 45 minute drive
Photo Gallery Coming Soon
We’re getting Twin Rinks ready to welcome the community. Check back soon for photos showcasing the ice surfaces, spectator areas, training spaces and other facility features.
More Than A Rink
Twin Rinks is an investment in healthier children, stronger families and greater opportunity on the Blood Tribe Reserve. Year-round access to sport and recreation helps young people stay active, build confidence, develop teamwork and connect with positive role models.
The facility will also create a welcoming place for public skating, community programming, tournaments, training and gatherings—supporting health, belonging and opportunity for all generations.
