THINGS TO DO AROUND THE LAKE

Things To Do Around The Lake

I have compiled a list of interesting things to do around the lake. Please enjoy and if you know of any events/locations that you feel should be posted here, please send the information to the web master via the contact tab on the menu bar.
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many of the activities below have their own calendar/list of events. Please visit the web site for more information an a particular activity

Camp Kawartha
Inspiring outdoor and environmental stewardship
Camp Kawartha
Petroglyphs
Largest known concentration of Aboriginal rock carvings (petroglyphs) in Canada, depicting turtles, snakes, birds, humans and more; this sacred site is known as “The Teaching Rocks”
Petroglyps Park
The Stoney Lake Sno Riders
The Stoney Lake Sno Riders snowmobile club maintains some of Ontario’s most beautiful Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs prescribed trails from Stoney Lake in the South, to Apsley in North.
The Stoney Lake Sno Riders
Academy Theatre for Performing Arts
Welcome to the New Year at the Academy Theatre, where we’re anticipating great things happening in 2021.
Academy Theatre
Peterborough Music Fest Music By the Lake
Peterborough Music Fest
Globus Theatre
Theatre at the lakeviewartsbarn
Globus Theatre
4th Line Theatre
Epic In Nature
www.4thlinetheatre.on.ca/
Viamede Area
Stony Lake Trails
Warsaw Caves
The Warsaw Caves Conservation Area and Campground takes its name from a series of seven caves found in the park. The caves were formed thousands of years ago at the end of the last ice age by the rushing melt waters of a glacier that covered Ontario.
Warsaw Caves
Canadian Canoe Museum
The Canadian Canoe Museum is an engaging, family-friendly place that explores Canadian history told through the canoe.
Canadian Canoe Museum
Lock 21, The Peterborough Lift Lock
The Peterborough Lift Lock National Historic Site of Canada is located on the Otonabee River section of the Trent Canal in the City of Peterborough, Ontario.
Lock 21, The Peterborough Lift Lock
Paddle Eel’s Creek
A trip up Eel’s creek to high falls is great day trip. Find out more about this great place to paddle. Eel’s Creek Paddling Route
Difficulty Level: Intermediate
Distance: 7 km
Portages: 6 in summer, fewer in the spring, longest portage is 162 m around High Falls Put-In: Bridge at Haultain (Hwy. 28) Parking is limited here
Take-Out: Bridge at Northey’s Bay Road Notes: This route is best paddled towards stony lake and requires some experience in moving water. Watch out for and portage around High Falls
Richard’s Notes on Paddling to Eels Creek: I have always enjoyed the day paddle up from Stony Lake to High Falls for lunch, a swim and then the paddle back. It is great day trip. Make sure you have sturdy footwear that can get wet, a rope to line up and down your canoe and lift-jackets. Watch out for poison ivy too! On a sunny day watch for the five lined Skinks sunning themselves on the rocks at high falls. The skinks are at risk so do not disturb them. For more information on Ontario’s only lizard click the highlighted title below. The Five Lined Skinks.

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