In
the above regions of The Trent Severn Waterway, a community
of waterway
tourism, you will find local communities including:
Trenton, Campbellford, Hastings, Peterborough, Lakefield, Buckhorn,
Bobcaygeon, Lindsay,
Fenelon Falls, Coboconk, Washago, Port Severn, Bewdley, Curve
Lake, Bridgenorth, Port Perry, Beaverton, Barrie, Orillia...plus printable
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Every adventure has a beginning and an end. We sincerely hope that this community
begins your journey in a user friendly fashion culminating into fond memories
and a desire to repeat the experiences of The Trent Severn Waterway in future
years.
*Important
Note: This Trent Severn Waterway Web Site, like all good sites, is constantly
updated,
enhanced and improved. If you find something not up to standard
be assured we are working to correct the situation.
Our
own adventure starts here as well, with this initial effort, to make the region,
the province, the country and the world more aware of this great resource known
as The Trent Severn Waterway. We will strive to have our journey end with
fond memories and a feeling of accomplishment. We have failed in our plan to
get assistance from various levels of government, chambers and local tourism
groups and associations. We only required available resources, already paid for
by tax dollars and membership fees, to assist tourists wishing to visit this region. We will carry on with this effort to help ensure
the future of our waterways and tourist industry. Private and public sector partnering
had proven success story for us. We partnered successfully, in the early 1990's,
with the Peterborough Public Library to bring the Internet to thousands who
otherwise wouldn't have enjoyed that journey so early on! We had hoped to duplicate
that satisfying experience with this endeavour. |
