Dover Ice Arena
110 Portland Avenue
Dover, NH 03820
(603) 516-6060From the South:
Take I95 north to Spaulding Turnpike (Exit 4). After Dover Tollbooth take exit 7 (Burger King). At the bottom of the ramp, make a right. After the third set of lights take the right fork onto Portland Avenue (after Smiley's). The arena is on the left at the top of the hill.
From the North:
Take Route 16 South. After Rochester Tollbooth, take exit 9. At the top of the ramp take a right. At the second set of stoplights, (Week's Crossing) take a right (south on Central Ave.). Just after Wentworth Douglas Hospital, there is a Brooks and Rite Aide Pharmacy. Take a left at that set of lights. At next light go straight (Oak Street). At light, turn right onto Portland Ave. Arena is on the right.
From Manchester:
Take 101 East to Epping, take exit 7 (Route 125), and at the bottom of the ramp take a left. Stay on Route 125 north to Rte 155. Take a right onto Rte 155 and follow all the way into Dover, road turns into Silver Street. Take Silver Street to the stop light at Central Avenue. Take a left onto Central Avenue, at the next light, turn right (Foster's Daily Democrat). Take the next right fork onto Portland Avenue (after Smiley's). The arena is on the left at the top of the hill.
From Concord:
Take Route 4 East to the Lee Traffic Circle, go half way around and continue on Route 4 East, take next exit. At bottom of the ramp, take a left onto Route 155. Take 155 into Dover, road turns into Silver Street. Take Silver Street to the stop light at Central Avenue. Take a left onto Central Avenue, at the light, turn right (Foster's Daily Democrat). Take the next right fork onto Portland Avenue (after Smiley's). The arena is on the left at the top of the hill.
From Exeter:
Take 33 to Portsmouth. Take I95 north to Spaulding Turnpike (Exit 4). After Dover Tollbooth take exit 7 (Burger King). At the bottom of the ramp, make a right. After the third set of lights take the right fork onto Portland Avenue (after Smiley's). The arena is on the left at the top of the hill.
