If you like geology and freighters, this is the place for you. Get up close and personal to the freighters. More

The third of fourth redo of connecting to lakes together in a tiered step lock system that allows large ships to transverse the great lakes. Well maintained tourist areas allow you close-up encounters with these huge ships as they go up and down the locks. More

If you expect an entertaining afternoon, don't go. It is a quiet laid back waterway going through small towns, a small city and rural fields and roadways. Old fashioned lift bridges, large sea-going vessels and historic markers make for a quiet tour of this very historically significant canal. Remember, Niagara Falls would make it impossible for vessels to use the... More

The boating here was amazing and i also enjoyed how scenic the ride was More

This is really something to see if you are interested in boats. Make sure you check out the locks. More

Good place for a long walk, cycle or jog. If you look hard enough you can find the blue ghost tunnel along it! More

For an artificial recreational waterway this has got to be one of the largest in the world. Great canal side trail for cyclists, runners etc. Although one section near the rowing house is a hot spot for dog owners and many do not clean, stay off the grass near the boat house. Also if you plan on going into the... More

Want to get away from the noise and take a break. You can always find a nice spot to stop and take in nature and the sights. More

The Welland Canal consists of seven locks beginning in Port Weller. This is a trail on which you can roller blade, walk or cycle as you watch the big ships go through the locks. More