DAY SIX - Thursday July 9th
 

Kingston to Johnstown- 113 km

Riders will continue to follow the St. Lawrence River east and visit communities rich in culture and natural attractions. Included in the day’s vistas are the 1000 Islands, which have been designated an UNSECO Biosphere Region, the St. Lawrence Islands National Park, one of Canada's first national parks, rolling country roads, and farmland. History buffs will also find a wealth of well-preserved historical buildings and heritage sites, while the waters in Kingston and Prescott contain a variety of preserved shipwrecks.

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CYCLIST SITES AND DETAILS

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Breakfast - Kingston Lake Ontario Park
The sixth day of the Great Waterfront Trail Adventure is another long day with an earlier start time, but the City of Kingston is going to get you off to a great start. Details TBD
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Rest Stop - Historic 1000 Islands Village
The charming historical buildings in the 1000 Islands Village will offer a respite for riders seeking a snack, water, and washrooms. There will also be an option to take part in some kayaking around the 1000 Islands area, which is an integral part of the Frontenac Arch Biosphere Reserve, a member of the UNESCO World Network of Biosphere Reserves. There will be limited space for this excursion, for details contact us at info@wrtrust.com
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Rest Stop - Ivy Lea
The 1000 Islands have been designated an UNSECO Biosphere Region, and riders will have another opportunity to stop, rest, and admire the region in Ivy Lea.
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Lunch - Brown’s Bay Day use Area - TBC
The St. Lawrence Park Commision is organizing a lunch with sandwiches, fruit and snacks for $8. Enjoy the views of the lake in this scenic park while you rest up for the second part of the day.
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Rest Stop - Brockville TBD
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Rotary Park will offer a reprieve near the end of the day as we make our final pit stop
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Dinner and Camping -  Johnstown Grenville Park
Cyclists and their support crews will be greeted at Grenville park for a night of camping, and BBQ. All of those who joined us in 2008 can speak to the outstanding hospitality of Edwardsburgh/Cardinal. Details to come...
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Camping is provided; alternative options may be accessed & booked through our Accommodations page.

ATTRACTIONS / PERSONAL SUPPORT VEHICLE

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Historic 1000 Islands Village
Located on Water St at the foot of Market St in Gananoque,1000 Islands Village offers a unique gift shop and some charming buildings recreated in an historical style.
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Arthur Child Heritage Museum
Built in the style of the old hotels from the Golden Era, this building houses a number of exhibits and interactive displays designed to educate and entertain. Explore the War of 1812 and learn about local geography and wildlife.
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Downtown Gananoque
Downtown Gananoque boasts many magnificently restored buildings and houses. Much of downtown looks as it would have 100 years ago.
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Brockville Museum
The Brockville Museum features exhibits and artifacts related to Brockville's rich Loyalist history and the city's development as a waterfront community.
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UNREGISTERED FUN

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Kayak Gananoque and Historic 1000 Islands
The 1000 Islands Kayaking Company are offering a view of the Trail from a different perspective, and a chance to use different muscles. The will be leading a 2 hour paddle on the St. Lawrence River, leaving from Rotary Beach in Gananoque. Details TBD.
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Prescott Grain Elevator
View the St. Lawrence River from 300 feet up! Tours of the Grain Elevator to be confirmed.
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