Hiking and Adventure from Napanee to Bon Echo Provincial Park

I will pick your group up by 9:15 am at the meeting spot. We will arrive at Springside Park in Napanee by 10 am at the latest. I will guide you all on a 1 km hike along the Napanee River. Spot over 30 pallets, that local artists painted. They were strategically placed throughout the town & many of them will be sighted along our path to The Springside Parks Falls. Watch wildlife & trains pass along the trestle bridge above. The Napanee River is one of only two places in the world that experiences “seiche”, tidal changes of anywhere from 6-16 inches due to winds that blow southwest along Lake Ontario. We will venture north & explore beautiful downtown Napanee. You can choose to spend 30 minutes browsing in the many jewelry, home décor, etc. shops along route until we reach the tour van. Shopping or no shopping. Your choice. Your Customized Tour

When you visit the museum,, you are also stepping into what once was the County Gaol/Jail. If only the walls could talk! You can choose to go into a jail cell for pictures. The limestone walls hold over 125 years of history all preserved in old gaol reports, Themed exhibits tell the story of historical settlements and Lennox and Addington County’s development.

Hickory Lane Alpaca Farm 7326 County Rd 9, Napanee, ON, Canada, Ontario Get up close & personal with these adorable Alpaca's and other farm animals. Talk to the owners to find out why they decided to welcome them and why they came to Canada, then stop in their store for home made soaps and wool products

Bon Echo Provincial Park is a scenic, 1 hour drive north of Napanee When we 1st arrive, to Bon Echo, we will bring our picnic lunch to the beach. Directly afterwards we will go on a canoe scavenger hunt for the many historical pictograph paintings on the rocks. Then we will hike along the wooded path to find the visitor’s centre/park museum, to learn about the park and its indigenous history. Your group can choose to go for a longer hike or choose a shorter hike and also go swimming at the sandy beach & enjoy the rest of the time splashing around in Mazinaw Lake, with a beautiful view of the gigantic rock formations. Then it will be time to head back to the meeting spot