One of Vancouver's favourite New Year's Day traditions — the annual Polar Bear Swim — was celebrated by thousands again on ...
Polar Bear Swim is a New Year’s Day tradition in San Pedro — with crowds running into the sea at Cabrillo Beach.
Hundreds of brrrr-ave swimmers flocked to Yough River Park in Connellsville to ring in the New Year Wednesday with an icy dip ...
We'd say that the name of this upbeat event is a bit fanciful and that "no polar bears will be present" but that wouldn't be ...
Thousands celebrated the 2025 New Year with an icy swim at the annual Polar Bear Plunge at Bradford Beach in Milwaukee, ...
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Not just a hangover cure, Vancouver's Polar Bear Swim offers redemption, ritual, hopeMaybe that’s why the Jan. 1 Polar Bear Swim is so popular, drawing thousands each year. It isn’t just about champagne hangovers — it’s about letting the bracing waters of the ocean heal the bruises ...
Hundreds braved the cold air and water to welcome in 2025 at Squamish's Sp'akw'us Feather Park at noon today. The annual ...
The annual Polar Bear Swim drew hundreds, as usual, for the bracing, rejuvenating dip into the sea at Cabrillo Beach. The tradition goes back more than 70 years and includes the ceremonial ...
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