History: The Polar Blast was started by resident, Mary Catherine Morris, her husband Bill, and their friend Marlene. Mary was always looking for ways to boost tourism to the area and one of those ideas started the Polar Blast. The first Polar Blast was in 1998, and it has been held every year since.
Month Held: Typically held in February.
Attractions: There are attractions and activities for all ages and skill levels. Racers will love the Kids Snow Cross race, Radar Runs, and the Crazy Cardboard Sled Slide contest. Festival goers enjoy silent auctions, bonfires, fireworks, chili and chowder cook-offs, ice skating, and live music with dancing.
Admission: It is free to attend, but events and contests may have a fee. Check the website for the most up-to-date information.
Parking: Parking is free. Look for lots near the trails of Eustis and Stratton.
