The Tay Canal is a historic route, built in 1831 as part of the Rideau Canal system. We will follow the canal rowing through a rural landscape, passing period houses, farms, and marshland, as well as sections of the Pike River, from which the Tay Canal was built.

This is a full day tour of approximately 22 km. with a lunch stop at Beveridges Lockstation, a Lockstation that features 2 locks separated by a short canal. After the row, join us for dinner (not included in the fee) at the Maximilian Restaurant in the heritage town of Perth.

Visit the Ontario Adventure Rowing website for tour details and registration.