Guidebook for Round Lake Area
Sightseeing
Always a cool temperature, this sizeable cave system offers guided tours, plus a shop for souvenirs. Outdoor walking trails and picnic area.
97 yerel halk öneriyor
Bonnechere Caves
1247 Fourth Chute RdAlways a cool temperature, this sizeable cave system offers guided tours, plus a shop for souvenirs. Outdoor walking trails and picnic area.
Foy Provincial Park has a nice small beach on Round Lake, Ontario. The park is non-operational with camping prohibited. Day use activities such as swimming and hiking are permitted. There is limited parking (Pull over on Red Rock Road). The best way to the beach is from a foot trail 100 m. north of the park gate. From the beach area, a nature trail follows the shoreline going north and exits on Red Rock Road. The shoreline is rugged and coarse sand is found.
18 yerel halk öneriyor
Foy Provincial Park
Red Rock RoadFoy Provincial Park has a nice small beach on Round Lake, Ontario. The park is non-operational with camping prohibited. Day use activities such as swimming and hiking are permitted. There is limited parking (Pull over on Red Rock Road). The best way to the beach is from a foot trail 100 m. north of the park gate. From the beach area, a nature trail follows the shoreline going north and exits on Red Rock Road. The shoreline is rugged and coarse sand is found.
CHUTE COLOUNGE Zipline, obstacle course Fun outing with nice trails and activities.
27 yerel halk öneriyor
Parc des Chutes Coulonge
100 Prom. Du-Parc-des-ChutesCHUTE COLOUNGE Zipline, obstacle course Fun outing with nice trails and activities.
he property has been in the Shaw Family since 1847.
For over a century the site included a working farm with a water powered saw mill and grist mill.
The site includes 50 hectares of old-growth forest and 160 hectares of wetlands and mixed forest.
The 14 km network of trails is maintained by a team of volunteers.
Trail Guides and Maps
The site is open year around, dawn to dusk.
Some trails are occasionally closed for special events.
There is no charge for parking or access to the site.
Washrooms available on site.
36 yerel halk öneriyor
Shaw Woods Outdoor Education Centre
2065 Bulger Rdhe property has been in the Shaw Family since 1847.
For over a century the site included a working farm with a water powered saw mill and grist mill.
The site includes 50 hectares of old-growth forest and 160 hectares of wetlands and mixed forest.
The 14 km network of trails is maintained by a team of volunteers.
Trail Guides and Maps
The site is open year around, dawn to dusk.
Some trails are occasionally closed for special events.
There is no charge for parking or access to the site.
Washrooms available on site.
The best time to see the larger animals of Algonquin is in the springtime, bears, moose and deer are waking up from the long winter slumber and looking to eat.
The Beach Cabin is situated within three gates a short drive from the west gate of the park. Go for a drive; visit the highly informative information pavilion that explains everything about Algonquin Park. The logging museum at the east gate of the park is worth the drive. It is a self-guided walk through the bush with stations and displays of the logging history in the park and the surrounding area. It’s quite a neat thing to do.
255 yerel halk öneriyor
Algonquin İl Parkı
Ontario 60The best time to see the larger animals of Algonquin is in the springtime, bears, moose and deer are waking up from the long winter slumber and looking to eat.
The Beach Cabin is situated within three gates a short drive from the west gate of the park. Go for a drive; visit the highly informative information pavilion that explains everything about Algonquin Park. The logging museum at the east gate of the park is worth the drive. It is a self-guided walk through the bush with stations and displays of the logging history in the park and the surrounding area. It’s quite a neat thing to do.
Hiking
McNaugton Trail – 2 km (40 – 60 minutes) – Out and back to loop - Easy
Take an easy stroll along the meandering Bonnechere River and learn about its rich natural and cultural history by exploring our Foot Prints in Time (FIT). FIT is based on the traditional local First Nations way of teaching and explaining our history. The trail takes you in stride with 13 giant foot prints, marked by posts with interpretive and educational text designed to be informative and engage you and your family along the hike. You will truly enjoy this adventure.
Walks of the Little Bonnechere River – 10 trails - varied lengths and difficulties
The Walks of the Little Bonnechere River is a compilation of 10 local trails and stopping places which will help you gain an understanding of the history of the river and its people. Each trail offers a variety of experiences and opportunities to explore natural and cultural history. Trail length and difficulty vary, providing an opportunity for all to enjoy. A booklet with maps, locations, pictures and descriptive text on these trails can be purchased at the park office at a reasonable cost.
28 yerel halk öneriyor
Bonnechere Provincial Park
4024 Round Lake RdHiking
McNaugton Trail – 2 km (40 – 60 minutes) – Out and back to loop - Easy
Take an easy stroll along the meandering Bonnechere River and learn about its rich natural and cultural history by exploring our Foot Prints in Time (FIT). FIT is based on the traditional local First Nations way of teaching and explaining our history. The trail takes you in stride with 13 giant foot prints, marked by posts with interpretive and educational text designed to be informative and engage you and your family along the hike. You will truly enjoy this adventure.
Walks of the Little Bonnechere River – 10 trails - varied lengths and difficulties
The Walks of the Little Bonnechere River is a compilation of 10 local trails and stopping places which will help you gain an understanding of the history of the river and its people. Each trail offers a variety of experiences and opportunities to explore natural and cultural history. Trail length and difficulty vary, providing an opportunity for all to enjoy. A booklet with maps, locations, pictures and descriptive text on these trails can be purchased at the park office at a reasonable cost.