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Thousand Islands National Park

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Just a few short hours from the booming cities of Toronto and Montreal is Thousand Islands National Park. It was established in 1904 and is comprised of 26 islands and 90 islets along the St. Lawrence River. Each island supports its own little ecosystem, ranging from short lichen-covered rocks to thick woodlands. Rare species of reptiles, amphibians, and birds have found a home among these islands. You can explore the bays by taking a relaxing canoe or kayak ride, or by motorboat. For the full experience, you can go island hopping with a guide! They will even supply you with snacks and picnics along the way. For a more relaxing vacation, try glamping in the park — find your home away from home in one of the many cabins located throughout the park. Kick back on an Adirondack (Muskoka) chair on the granite rocks and watch the sunset over the Windswept pines of Thousand Islands National Park.

Great Lakes Waterfront Trail

This park is on the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail.
Visit the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail website for more information.

Watersheds

St. Lawrence River

Languages

Mohawk
Oneida

Address

2 County Road 5, R. R. 3 Mallorytown, ON, K0E 1R0

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