Rideau Canal & Kingston Fortifications: A New World Heritage Destination - constructed after the War of 1812 to create a reliable supply route between Kingston in the south to Bytown (now Ottawa) in the North, the Canal now serves as a recreational paradise for boaters and sightseers. This historic waterway has 47 locks - 24 lock stations. Navigate your way along this historic canal - thereīs a lot to see and do.
Distance - the Rideau Canal begins just north of Kingston and spans 202 km (121 miles) to Ottawa.
Land O īLakes - As the name suggests, there is no shortage of fun on the water to be enjoyed in this vacation region stretching from the shores of Lake Ontario west and north of Kingston to the rugged highland forests of North Frontenac and Mazinaw Country. You will find a large choice of lodges, cottage resorts, campgrounds, B&Bīs, motels, golf courses, general stores, galleries, studios and gift shops. (800) 840-4445
Prince Edward County - In Ontarioīs newest wine region, discover culinary adventures, breathtaking scenery and the cultural flavour of this unique island community. The county is actually surrounded by Lake Ontario, charming in its isolation and cherished for its relaxed pace of life. Towns and villages invite you to explore more than 60 surprising and delightful attractions, including an artisanīs studio, a country orchard, or an exotic animal sanctuary.
Distance from Kingston 150 km (90 miles) - Drive time from Kingston 1 - 1/2 hours.
Ivy Lea Bridge - The Thousand Islands International Bridge system consists of 5 spans and extends from Ive Lea near Gananoque, ON to Collins Landing near Alexandria Bay, NY covering a distance of 19 km (8.5 miles).
Distance from Kingston 60 km (36 miles) - Drive time from Kingston approximately 40 minutes.
