The Albeth Ice Palace (Allentown - Bethlehem) was an outdoor ice rink in the city of the Allentown, Pennsylvania. The rink primarily served as a recreational and public skating rink, however, it was also home to both the Lehigh Mountain Hawks and Penguin Figure Skating Club for over 60 years.^[1]

Shortly after opening in 1939, the ice hockey team from Lehigh University in nearby Bethlehem was granted permission to use the facility as a home venue. The team would use the rink as its home for the next 64 years.^[2] Two years later, the Penguin Figure Skating Club was formed used the rink to showcase regional athletes.^[3] The rink remained in active use for 65 years and served as a hub for ice skating activities in the area.

By the beginning of the 21st century, the rink was showing its age and a much more modern rink was built in Bethlehem in 2003.^[4] The following year, with most events having been transferred to the Steel Ice Center, the Albeth Ice Palace held one final public skate in April before closing for good.