Peterborough tourist information
Peterborough Ontario
Throughout the seasons, Peterborough & the Kawarthas captivates visitors around the world. Savvy travellers come from far-flung places, seeking new adventures and cherished experiences offered by our "bright waters and happy lands."
With so many welcoming accommodations, well-groomed trails and slopes, Peterborough & the Kawarthas is an outdoor adventure paradise. Sightseers lace up their skates to glide alongside the world's highest lift lock. Hockey enthusiasts set up a simple game of pick up on the Trent Canal or take in the region's most popular spectator sport. Visitors entertain holiday decorating ideas at our winter festivals. Shoppers attend craft shows or frequent the many eclectic stores and boutiques that adorn our region.
In the early days of Spring, Peterborough & the Kawarthas surges with life. From ice flow races on the Otonabee River to maple syrup tasting in local sugar bushes, the spirit of celebration awakens in our region. In the downtown core, guitar music sets the rhythm on the streets while local chefs, shop owners and artisans unveil their latest seasonal creations. At nearby resorts, nature lovers venture out on fresh trails, experiencing the many sights, sounds and rejuvenating gifts of spring
Located at the heart of the Trent-Severn Waterway, Peterborough & the Kawarthas pulses with summer fun. Boaters and sport fishing enthusiasts take in warm, eventful summer days. Cottagers watch the mist rise on pristine lakes, enjoy lazy afternoons and spectacular sunsets. Golfers and hikers find a myriad of welcoming courses and byways. Meanwhile, the star-studded Kawarthas sky serves as a magnificent backdrop for summer festivals, also setting the mood at restaurants and outdoor cafes.
In the Fall, Peterborough & the Kawarthas plays host to nature and all its bounty. Local markets are ripe with produce from nearby farmers' fields. The changing leaves create a vibrant canvas of fall colours along township roads and rolling drumlin hills. The familiar, spicy aroma of freshly pressed apple cider fills the air. Antique lovers enjoy leisurely strolls and incredible finds. Visitors share in our rich heritage, inspired by studio tours, music festivals and First Nations' cultural celebrations.
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