Memories await for paddling enthusiasts
Eastern Ontario is home to some of the highest grade canoe and kayak trails in Canada. Nestled along three waterways; the St. Lawrence
River, Lake Ontario and the Cataraqui River / Rideau Canal, you'll experience a cornucopia of sights. From the famous 1000
Islands to passing of historic towns, villages and restored cottages.
For paddling fanatics, this summer couldn't have come fast enough. The endless waiting to feel your oar hit the
glistening water, sun on your face, leaving stress on land and taking
to the open water.
Love of the Water
Kingston knows its way around the water
One of the major perks of living
here, is the amazingly close access to the water. Many Kingstonians and visitors a
like use the region's historic waterways for all sorts of
recreational activities. Kayaking and canoeing are passionate
lifestyles, and we are serious about them here in Kingston. Also, wouldn't want to leave out sailing, fishing and boating among the city's key treasures but that is for another post.
Routes to ride this summer
Paddle through these
Ontario hotspots
#1 - Frontenac Provincial Park
Witness a wide scope of landscapes and southern Canadian
habitats, experiencing mixed forests and wetlands. Venture through
canoe trails that have many variations of dozens of
surrounding lakes.
#2 - Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area
If you have the opportunity, The Cataraqui Region Conservation Authority has canoe and
kayak rentals available at Gould
Lake Conservation Area and Little
Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area over the summer.
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Discover all our region's best trails, routes, lakes and rivers for yourself! Visit The Frontenac Arch Biosphere for an extensive guide to water trails. Running northwest-southeast through central and eastern
Ontario in Canada, this is an experience you'll want to be apart of.
Your Paddling Resource
Adventure is all around you in Kingston
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