A historic 386-kilometre canal system connecting Lake Ontario to Georgian Bay in Ontario, Canada.
Location: Port Severn, ON
Season: Open for all seasons
Managed by Parks Canada, the waterway passes through lakes, rivers, canals, and scenic communities, offering exceptional opportunities for boating, sightseeing, fishing, paddling, and exploring Ontario's natural and cultural heritage.
Best Features:
- Historic lock system including the world-famous Peterborough Lift Lock
- Scenic route connecting Lake Ontario and Georgian Bay
- Opportunities for boating, kayaking, canoeing, and fishing
- Beautiful waterfront towns, parks, and heritage sites along the route
- Diverse landscapes featuring lakes, rivers, wetlands, and forests
Why It's Popular:
The Trent-Severn Waterway is popular for its rich history, engineering landmarks, boating experiences, stunning scenery, and recreational opportunities. It attracts boaters, paddlers, anglers, photographers, and travelers looking to explore some of Ontario's most picturesque waterways.
Boating, Fishing, Kayaking, Canoeing, Paddleboarding, Sightseeing, Camping, Cycling, Hiking, Wildlife Viewing, Photography
Visitor Centres, Lock Stations, Boat Launches, Docks, Marinas, Washrooms, Picnic Areas, Camping Facilities, Parking, Walking Trails, Interpretive Displays, Accessible Facilities, Drinking Water, Gift Shops
Canal Cruising, Lock Navigation, Waterfront Exploration, Nature Discovery, Historic Site Visits, Scenic Drives, Family Adventures, Sunset Viewing, Outdoor Recreation
