Welcome to WATERFRONT TRAIL INGLESIDE LOST TO THE DEPTHS ST. ANDREWS WEST South Stormont The famed Waterfront Trail, one of Ontario’s llllllllllllllllll On July 1, 1958, the landscape of what llllllllllllllllll The Township of South Stormont is the ideal Trails of Distinction, extends through South is now known as the Upper Canada blend of history, nature and adventure— 24 North-South Recreational Trail Stormont along the shores of the St. Lawrence Region was transformed forever as the The Township of South Stormont operates and all year round! Visitors can experience the Start Your Adventure in the River. South Stormont offers one of the most construction of the Moses-Saunders maintains the North-South Trail, a paved 5km trail that vibrant history of the area that includes early scenic portions of the trail with the majority Power Dam and the demolition of a large connects the village of St. Andrews West to the shared Front Cover Upper Canada Region... pioneer settlements, the construction of the being an off-road, dedicated multi-use path cofferdam created the St. Lawrence boundary of the City of Cornwall (see orange line on Goes Here Home to the Municipality of South St. Lawrence Seaway and subsequent flooding through wooded areas and featuring stunning BENEATH THE WAVES Seaway. While the St. Lawrence Seaway map). The trail has three access points: at Cornwall of the communities along the riverbank, views. project initiated economic progress for Centre Road; Headline Road West; and at MacIntosh Dundas and the Township of South Long Sault Parkway and a number of significant battlegrounds The trail connects the towns of Ingleside Our location along the mighty the country and the region by allowing Lane in St. Andrews West and is intended for a variety Stormont, the Upper Canada Region of non-motorized recreational activities like walking, throughout the region. and Long Sault with an incredible shared St. Lawrence River, with our vibrant the passage of large cargo ships from offers a full range of recreational, cycling, roller-blading and everything in between. Dogs Welcome to the Nature buffs and families will be roadway through a series of islands linked by history and plentiful wildlife Upper Canada Bird Sanctuary the Atlantic Ocean to the Great Lakes 25 St. Andrews West Pioneer retail, and cultural attractions... Upper Canada are permitted on the trail, however all dogs must be on mesmerized by the unspoiled beauty of low-level bridges, and an exclusively off-road, and plant species, creates an and providing significant amounts and tons of adventure. Escape the Region! a leash, and stoop and scoop regulations are enforced. Graveyard and Log Church the township that includes incredible paved portion extends from Long Sault into the incredible underwater destination of renewable energy, it also caused Enjoy a leisurely excursion through wooded areas 5180 Highway 138, St. Andrews West hustle and bustle of city life and camping, cycling, nature trails and more, City of Cornwall. that is recognized as a top-shore the relocation of some 6,500 people. and the natural beauty of the Township, all with the In the heart of the historical village of St. Andrews take advantage of the peaceful with stunning views of the majestic With a number of stops along the way for diving location. Divers will have Shoreline communities were flooded comfort and safety of a smooth, paved surface. West lies the Pioneer Graveyard, the burial grounds countryside brimming with history St. Lawrence River. picnics, restroom breaks, beaches and historical an opportunity to explore the and many homes and buildings were southstormont.ca of Ontario’s first Premier, John Sandfield MacDonald, remnants of the Lost Villages— famed explorer, Simon Fraser, who is responsible and unspoiled, natural beauty with Visit South Stormont and reconnect with sites, it’s no wonder South Stormont boasts physically transported to newly-created one of the most incredible portions of the including lock systems, dams, for charting much of what is now British Columbia, the community-oriented and quaint nature and explore our historical roots! communities, such as Long Sault and Waterfront Trail. roadways and former property Ingleside, away from the flooding area. and Colonel “Spanish” John MacDonell, a respected waterfront villages of Long Sault, Loyalist in the American Revolutionary War. Ingleside, Morrisburg and Iroquois. foundations—that were flooded during the construction of the St. In 1784, a small log church was built to house the Parish of St. Andrews for United Empire Loyalist Lawrence Seaway Project. Ideal Robin's Roost Treehouse LEGEND families who travelled north from New York State for beginner and experienced lllllllllllllll after the American Revolution. The Parish quickly divers alike, the world beneath 17 Upper Canada outgrew the small church, and in 1798, construction 27 Straight Shooter Mini Golf Township Office D the waves of South Stormont Migratory Bird Sanctuary of a new stone church began nearby and is now 4631 Highway 138, St. Andrews West also provides the added benefit 5591 Morrison Rd, Ingleside used as the church hall. The third church in the This 18-hole miniature golf course along the popular Beaches of no thermoclines, resulting The Upper Canada Migratory Bird Sanctuary covers community was constructed between 1858 and travel route of Kings Highway 138 is a must-visit for in the same water temperature 9,000 hectares of a variety of wildlife habitats, 1864 and remains in use to this day. families travelling in South Stormont. The colourful Camping from top to bottom. including: a mature upland forest; early successional and pristine structures and themes are not just a treat woods; old fields; wetlands; and open water. The for the eyes, they also provide unique and challenging seasoned birder and amateur naturalist alike have obstacles for your round. Boat Launch excellent opportunities to view up to 200 bird species Finish your game with a bite to eat, a delicious and other wildlife during their visit. LONG SAULT 22 Lost Villages Museum frozen treat at the dairy bar and other refreshments on 16361 Fran Laflamme Dr, Long Sault Nature Trails The sanctuary is the outdoor recreationist’s llllllllllllllllll the beautiful interlocking patio area; the perfect place ideal location. Classified as a cycle-friendly site, the Just 3km east of Long Sault is the Lost Villages Museum, to spend a hot summer day with the family! sanctuary also has a number of serviced and unserviced a collection of 10 heritage buildings moved and 19 Long Sault Parkway restored to commemorate the inundation of lands and Cycling campsites, as well as the Robin’s Roost Treehouse, a Access Points: communities during the construction and flooding beautiful, unique accommodation option that sleeps Ingleside: 15005 Long Sault Pkwy of the St. Lawrence Seaway and International Hydro Waterfront Trail 6. The sanctuary has over 8 kilometres of self-guided Long Sault: 15901 Long Sault Pkwy Electric Project in the late 1950s. Ten communities nature trails ideal for hiking, snowshoeing, cross country The famed Long Sault Parkway—a series of 11 islands became casualties to progress and over 6500 residents 26 Quinn’s Inn skiing and simply getting back in touch with nature! that were created from high points of land left after were displaced and moved to newly developed towns as 17329 Highway 138, St. Andrews West Dive Sites stlawrenceparks.com/bird-sanctuary the flooding of the St. Lawrence River during the the former villages and hamlets were swallowed by the Currently operating as a restaurant, pub and banquet construction of the Seaway—is a top destination in hall, this building was originally built in 1865 as a hotel F - Crysler Park Wreck M - Swing Bridge Pillar 27 flooding St. Lawrence River waters. Eastern Ontario for outdoor recreation lovers. G- Lock 22 - Milles Roches This free admission museum celebrates the history and tavern by Ontario’s first Premier, John Sandfield H- Hoople Creek / Powerhouse Owned and operated by the St. Lawrence Parks of the communities and the people affected by the MacDonald on what was once the main stagecoach Old Hwy 2 Bridge - Weir/Control Dam Commission, the Long Sault Parkway features three route between Montreal, Kingston and Toronto. I - Hoople Creek / Seaway Project with archival materials, artifacts, and - Belly Dumper campgrounds, with serviced and unserviced lots, two Rail Bridge - Dread interpretive displays. Grab a free self-guided walking Fire gutted the Inn in 1879 and it was renovated beautiful beaches and picnic areas, excellent shore J - Lock 21 - Barges Cemetery tour brochure at the General Store and take a step back in 1895 to be operated as a general store, barber’s K - Dam N - Lock 20 diving locations, and is one of the most picturesque in time at the Lost Villages Museum. shop and post office. In 1989, Quinn’s Inn underwent L - Moulinette Mill portions of the famed Waterfront Trail recreation path. lostvillages.ca a historical restoration, returning the building to its This outdoor lovers’ dream connects the villages of Long original look and feel. Enjoy fine dining and pub fare Sault and Ingleside, providing close access to dining and with an added touch of history at Quinn’s Inn. shopping options, fuel, and other accommodations. quinnsinn.ca BEACHES GALORE stlawrenceparks.com llllllllllllllllll 26 MAKE S’MORE MEMORIES! GATHER OUTDOORS 20 Long Sault Farmers’ Market Farran Park Beach and Picnic Area 25 C The stunning natural beauty of the Upper llllllllllllllllll 14704 County Road 2, Ingleside Each Friday afternoon throughout the summer, vendors Canada Region helps to create some of and visitors alike flock to the Long Sault Farmers' Market South Stormont operates 20 neighbourhood parks, Woodlands Beach and Picnic Area A the most sought-after camping in Eastern where fresh, local produce, unique artisan products, crafts with varying amenities, including washrooms, play Ontario.