Discover the best attractions and experiences Kawarthas has to offer
Explore engineering feats and preserved sites that mark the Kawarthas' history.
Iconic hydraulic lock on the Trent-Severn Waterway, a landmark of Canadian engineering.
Historic locks and canal sections thatTell the story of Canadaโs longest waterway.
Learn about the region's culture, history, and outdoor heritage.
A world-renowned museum devoted to the canoe and its role in culture and travel.
A living-history museum recreating life in early Ontario settlements.
Local history museum and archives in downtown Peterborough.
Religious architecture and heritage sites reflecting the region's communities.
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Protective parks and notable natural areas for outdoor exploration.
A protected park featuring ancient Indigenous petroglyphs and hiking trails.
A large outdoor playground with lakes, ridges, and forest trails.
Quaint districts and village centers perfect for strolling and exploring local life.
Vibrant core with shops, eateries, and historic buildings.
Charming village on Lake Katchewanooka with waterfront charm.
Small lakeside community with local shops and scenic views.
Take in the scenery and stroll through charming towns without a ticket.
A pleasant waterfront path perfect for a relaxed stroll.
Public parks and lakeside views ideal for a free visit.
Explore historic streets and architectural highlights on foot.
Sample local flavors and iconic treats from Kawartha Dairy and nearby eateries.
Famous local ice cream brand with classic flavors.
Seasonal market filled with fresh produce and local bites.
Evening spots for drinks, casual music, and social vibes.
Historic pub offering drinks and occasional live music.
Historic venue hosting live music and community events.
Cultural performances and live shows around the Kawarthas.
Major venue with concerts, comedy, and theatre.
Historic hall hosting performances and community events.
Active ways to enjoy the lakes and trails of the region.
Paddle the scenic waterways that frame the Kawarthas.
Rugged and scenic trails through forest and lakes.
Quirky, lesser-known experiences and hidden gems.
Low-key discoveries along a picturesque lakeside town.
Explore small-town heritage and rural scenery off the beaten path.