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Profiles:
South Stormont - www.southstormont.ca
RouteMost of the Trail through South Stormont follows off-road designated paths. You'll find plenty of natural beauty as you travel through wooded areas and along the St. Lawrence. Highlights of this trip include the Upper Migratory Bird Sanctuary and the Long Sault Parkway, a lovely scenic ride that takes you over a series of small islands linked by bridges. Be sure to check out the Lost Villages Museum, about 4 km east of Long Sault, which tells the story of the ten villages that were permanently submerged when the area was flooded to create the St Lawrence Seaway in 1958. |
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Main Access Points (with parking)
- Upper Canada Migratory Bird Sanctuary
- Lost Villages Museum
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Local Maps
South Stormont appears on the following Waterfront Trail maps:
- Section 7 - Maitland to Quebec (wt-zone7.pdf)
- Map 7-4 Long Sault (wt-7_04.pdf)
- Map 7-5 Cornwall (wt-7_05.pdf)
The Waterfront Trust is currently working with MapArt to develop maps which include the Waterfront Trail east of Brockville. Stay tuned for updates about map availability.
Cornwall and Seaway Valley Tourism has produced a great fold-out map of the St. Lawrence Recreation Path. To obtain a map, call 1-800-937-4748 or visit www.cornwalltourism.com.
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Please note: for the listings below, rather than duplicate information, we have decided to provide links to the Cornwall and Seaway Valley Tourism website, which contains excellent listings for the Seaway Valley Region. |
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Where to Stay |
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Cycling Shops |
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Marinas |
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Community Waterfront Volunteer Opportunities |
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