Peterborough
Photo Credit: Canadian Canoe Museum
Looking for a fun day trip with the whole family that combines learning and physical activity? Then plan a trip to Peterborough!
Hear the stories about the struggles of the Voyageurs who had to portage the canoe and the heavy goods through rugged terrain as you paddle in comfort on the Trent Severn Waterway that began construction in 1833 and finished in 1920 at Port Severn.
Learn how the lift lock operates as you go up and down on the liftlock on 36′ Montreal Canoe!
What: 36′ Montreal Canoe Voyageur tours offered by Canadian Canoe Museum.
More about Voyageur Canoe Tours
When: Summer & Early Fall
Where: base of the Peterborough Lift lock near National Historic Site Visitor Centre. You will see canoes near the banks. Parking available at the centre.
If you do not have a car, there are public transit options (Go Transit/Bus from Oshawa Go Station/Grey Hound + Peterborough Transit). So do not let car troubles or green living prevent you from having this amazing experience.
How much: Adult $25 – Member $23
Youth (Under 16) $19 – Member $17
Infants under 30lbs are not permitted in the canoe due to safety limitations.
Book online or Call 705.748.9153 x210.
Have you heard the Trent Severn Symphonic Canoe?
AND Come back after a few years, when the new Canoe Museum on the banks of the waterway is completed:
More ways to enjoy history at the Kawarthas:
Visit Canadian Canoe Museum
Visit Lang Pioneer Village
Visit Kawartha Settlers’ Village.