Guindon Park Research Paper

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Tucked away in Cornwall, Guindon Park is a hidden jewel offering trails, bike path, waterfront activities, a boat, and a wooded parkland. Guindon is a 500-acre natural park, with hiking trails, picnic areas, a children's playground and washroom facilities on Power Dam Drive. This park features 12 km of cross-country ski trails for public use. In addition, these trails are open to members for equestrian riding. Take a trip on a small boat to access attractions such as the St. Lawrence River, Brockville, the Long Sault Parkway, and the Thousand Islands. Lush forests cover the well-kept paths. However, maps and signs are located throughout this locale so you can touch base with nature without a compass. In this area, visit Jack Lee's Tavern and

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