The Rideau Canal National Historic Site is a 202km water route that connects Canada’s vibrant national capital in Ottawa, with Kingston and Lake Ontario to the south. Travel the canal by boat, canoe or …

At 202km in length, the Rideau Canal National Historic Site is one epic travel route. With charming waterfront communities and 24 historic lockstations along its length, you’re bound to discover …

Leveraging the natural beauty surrounding the Canal, the interest in recreational boating, and the abundant opportunities for fishing and sports, the Rideau Canal offered something for everyone, …

The Rideau Canal is, by nature, a marvel through and through. But it’s also what is popping up all around it that makes for an unforgettable day trip or full-on vacation.

Every winter the Rideau Canal transforms into the world’s largest naturally frozen skating rink. Welcoming nearly one million visitors each year (a daily average of 20,000 visitors), the skateway is …

Discover incredible beauty at every turn, coupled with unique community experiences all rooted in history along the Rideau Canal! Walk, bike or drive, there’s lots to see all around you With 24 lock …

The cruises will let you discover the wonderful Rideau Canal, from Dow’s Lake to the Ottawa River. You can catch a ride at any of six points during any day from mid-May to mid-October. Get aboard right …

On June 27, 2007, the Rideau Canal and Kingston Fortifications were inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site by UNESCO’s World Heritage Committee in Christchurch, New Zealand.

On the water is the ultimate way to experience the Rideau Canal. When you cruise this UNESCO World Heritage Site in your boat, canoe or kayak, you join a long tradition of visitors who have discovered …

Discover unique businesses, festivals, and special village events in Manotick. Arts, shopping and street events are aplenty in 'the Jewel of the Rideau'. Find things to do in Merrickville, Ontario. Find events …