Lake Ontario
Diverse Activities Available Around Lake ontario
Bordered by the state of New York and ontario (Canada) Lake ontario is the smallest of the Great Lakes in terms of surface area. The 14th largest lake in the world, the U.S. - Canada border passes through Lake ontario and there are five islands at its eastern end. It has an average depth of 283 feet (86 meters) and its deepest point is 802 feet (244 meters).
Fact: Lake ontario is the only Great Lake that doesn't border the state of Michigan.
A 900 km trail known as The Waterfront Trail has been utilized to link the towns and cities which border Lake ontario.
Niagara-on-the-Lake features dozens of shops, restaurants and wineries, an Underground Railroad stop, Niagara Historical Society Museum and two historic military forts. The Shaw Festival Theatre performs the works of George Bernard Shaw and Shavian playwrights.
Port Dalhousie is home to a sandy beach, a busy harbour, an antique carousel and a live theatre. Visitors can watch vessels pass through the canal locks.
Located in Jordan, you'll find Beautiful Balls Falls, the only waterfall along the Waterfront Trail.
The City of Toronto is home to tourist attractions such as the Hockey Hall of Fame, Skydome, Royal ontario Museum, CN Tower, the Art Gallery of ontario, major theatre productions and more.
A beautiful natural white sand beach highlights nine hectares of parkland in Cobourg. The park also features a bandshell where weekly concerts are held and a children's play area.
Stop on the north shore at Brighton to visit the oldest operating lighthouse.
This is only a sample of the attractions which border Lake ontario. Another 32 towns offer shops, museums, trails, historical sites, festivals and restaurants.
Bordered by the state of New York and ontario (Canada) Lake ontario is the smallest of the Great Lakes in terms of surface area. The 14th largest lake in the world, the U.S. - Canada border passes through Lake ontario and there are five islands at its eastern end. It has an average depth of 283 feet (86 meters) and its deepest point is 802 feet (244 meters).
Fact: Lake ontario is the only Great Lake that doesn't border the state of Michigan.
A 900 km trail known as The Waterfront Trail has been utilized to link the towns and cities which border Lake ontario.
Niagara-on-the-Lake features dozens of shops, restaurants and wineries, an Underground Railroad stop, Niagara Historical Society Museum and two historic military forts. The Shaw Festival Theatre performs the works of George Bernard Shaw and Shavian playwrights.
Port Dalhousie is home to a sandy beach, a busy harbour, an antique carousel and a live theatre. Visitors can watch vessels pass through the canal locks.
Located in Jordan, you'll find Beautiful Balls Falls, the only waterfall along the Waterfront Trail.
The City of Toronto is home to tourist attractions such as the Hockey Hall of Fame, Skydome, Royal ontario Museum, CN Tower, the Art Gallery of ontario, major theatre productions and more.
A beautiful natural white sand beach highlights nine hectares of parkland in Cobourg. The park also features a bandshell where weekly concerts are held and a children's play area.
Stop on the north shore at Brighton to visit the oldest operating lighthouse.
This is only a sample of the attractions which border Lake ontario. Another 32 towns offer shops, museums, trails, historical sites, festivals and restaurants.




