Nature Trails near Brockville, Ontario
Welcome to Brockville!
This city has been famous for its convenient location, picturesque beauty, heritage and challenging recreational facilities. With a stunning view of the St. Lawrence River and the 1000 Islands at its doorstep--it is truly one of Canada’s most scenic settings.
Brockville is centrally located between Ottawa, Montreal, and Toronto and within minutes of two international bridges to northern New York State. It's prime geographical location has provided the city with excellent access to all services. Situated in the middle of the St. Lawrence/Great Lakes area and near one of the world’s largest inland waterways, this city offers a vast array of pleasure activities for the tourists and residents.
Looking for things to do that will make your family vacation to the 1000 Islands memorable? With family friendly activities and attractions all over town, you can find just what you are looking for in this city to make your visit truly one of a kind.
Your starting point is the Aquatarium, Brockville’s interactive discovery centre devoted to sharing the history, ecology and culture of the 1000 Islands.
From there you can head out on foot or rent bikes to explore the waterfront along the Brock Trail. This walkway will take you to Canada’s First Railway Tunnel, 1000 Islands & Seaway Cruises, parks and playgrounds, the Brockville Museum, and the Rotary Park Splash Pad. Special programming is available in the summer months at the Brockville Museum, the Brockville Public Library, Fulford Place Museum, Brockville Movies in the Park and more.
Don’t forget your camera as photoworthy opportunities are around every corner and memories are being made at every turn. Visit brockvilletourism.com for more details.
Some of Ontario's best hiking trails and nature trails are near Brockville.
Link to the website for the City of Brockville:
https://brockville.com/index.cfm
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