Cornwall
Whether it’s taking in beautiful waterfront trails, tantalizing your taste buds at one of many great dining establishments, shopping for that unique item or going to a festival or event, this area has a lot to offer. Cornwall has a rich history and a diverse culture, along with world-class amenities you’d expect from a big city together with small-town charm and hospitality. Cornwall is situated at the heart of the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, an area rich in history and natural beauty.
Native North American Traveling College
The Native North American Travelling College is one of 71 First Nations Cultural Centres across Canada when opening its doors in July of 1974. The year 1999 marked the 15th Anniversary of the NNATC, where the Center has been instrumental in preserving and maintaining the Mohawk culture, history, and language.
Lamoureux Park
Being so close to the St. Lawrence River affords some stunning views from the waterfront trail that spans the city’s waterfront. Spend the day cycling or walking along the trail that runs through Lamoureux Park. Cornwall’s portion of the trail is a dedicated off-road, multi-use trail that spans the waterfront through the entire city. Stop for a picnic in the park and marvel at the stunning views of the Cornwall Canal and the St. Lawrence River along the way.
Rurban Brewing
Proudly located in Cornwall, and beloved by Cornwallites, Rurban Brewing is the creation of the talented and personable husband-wife duo of Andy and Karen Rorabeck. Impromptu tours are offered if the shop isn’t too busy, so you can learn all about the brewing process and enjoy one of their quality brews right on the spot.Rurban usually has a variety of beers on tap and on sale, with the marquee Cornwall Golden Lager being a staple selection.
Rush Hour Escapes
Come play a challenging real life adventure game with one goal: Escape the room in 60 minutes. Players, in groups of 4-8, must work together to find clues, crack codes and solve puzzles to escape the room before time runs out.
Saunders Hydro Dam Visitor Centre
Located on the banks of the St. Lawrence River, Ontario Power Generation's visitor centre showcases the history of the St. Lawrence Seaway and Power Project as well as the communities and people affected, and great biodiversity stories like the American Eel.
Historic SDG Jail
The Historic SDG Jail was constructed in 1833 and was active until 2002, serving as both a minimum and maximum security facility throughout it's history. This jail offers guided tours, where you will be accompanied by a knowledgeable tour guide. During the course of the tour you will visit the original courthouse, every cell block, the surveillance room, the exercise yard, the gallows and much more.