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Trenton | Ontario

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National Air Force Museum of Canada

The National Air Force Museum of Canada is home to over 35 aircraft on display both inside the Museum and in the RCAF Memorial Airpark.

One of those aircraft is the Halifax bomber from the Second World War. The museum has the distinction of possessing the only Halifax aircraft in North America in its collection. It was restored by the restoration team and has been with the museum since 1996.

The museum has a Museum Restoration Shop that provides a behind-the-scenes view of the rebuilding process where they restore vintage aircraft.

Aside from the actual aircraft, the museum offers visitors stories from Canadian Air Force personnel!

Photos: Google Street View; Flickr user Robert Taylor, CC-BY-2.0; JustSomePics, CC-BY-SA-4.0

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Trenton Historical Walk

Try this historic walking tour along the Trent River and downtown’s core. You will discover a lot of hidden gems on your way.

Download the tour here.

Photos: Robert Taylor, flickr, CC-BY-2.0; https://downtowntrenton.ca/historical-walk/

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Trenton Clock Tower

The Trenton Clock Tower was constructed in 1888 as a monumental Post Office. It used the best quality limestone from OX point Quarries.

The tower has four clocks. It is ninety feet in height, allowing people to check the time from the town’s main street.

The current tower is attached to the Town Hall, and in 1979 it was designated as a heritage property under the Ontario Heritage Act.

Photo: Doug Kerr from Albany, NY, CC-BY-SA-2.0

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Trent-Severn Waterway

Trenton is the starting point of the Trent-Severn Waterway connecting Lake Ontario and Lake Huron!

It is a must-see! The major waterways include Trent River, Otonabee River, Kawartha Lakes, Lake Simcoe, Lake Couchiching, and Severn Rider.

The waterway has a fascinating history as it was originally surveyed as a military route, with its first lock created in 1833. However, after the Upper Canada Rebellion, the government was left to reexamine the route and ultimately determined it was not suitable for military use. It was then used as a political tool to gather votes and eventually became a commercial waterway.

Today, it is one of Ontario’s major tourist attractions due to its pleasing boating route.

Photo: Google Maps, Domenic Scaturchio

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Home Town of Peter Wintonic

Peter Wintonick is one of Canada’s best-known documentarians. He was born in Trenton in 1953.

Involved in more than 100 films and media projects, Peter Wintonick was best known for Manufacturing Consent: Noam Chomsky and the Media (1992). Wintonick edited advertisements for Pierre Trudeau’s election campaign.

Read more about Peter Wintonic | People of Small Towns

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Capital of Walleye Fishing

Ontario is the top destination in North America for walleye fishing. People come from all over North America for our fantastic Walleye fishing. In Ontario, Walleye are in more demand than all other game fish put together. Trenton, the Bay of Quinte, is the Walleye Capital of Ontario.

Twice a year, Canadian residents can fish in Ontario without buying a fishing licence during Family Fishing Weekend in February and Family Fishing Week in July.

Photo: https://www.facebook.com/walleyeworld

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Centennial Park

Located in the center of Trenton, the park is home to the Duncan McDonald Memorial Community Area, amphitheatre, splash pad, skate park, sports fields and diamonds, playground, and trails.

There’s a paved waterfront trail which connects the park to downtown.

Photo: Google Maps, Centennial Park

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Axes & Allies Throwing Club

Need to get out some frustration? Looking for somewhere to go? We have axes and knives of all shapes and sizes. Come alone, with a friend, or with your whole office.

If you are not in the mood to throw axes and knives, you can still enjoy the club by playing board games, getting your favourite drink, and relaxing.

Photo: https://www.facebook.com/axesandalliesquinte

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Carousel Canada

Carousel Canada is on 1200 acres of scenic land, with beautifully groomed private trails where you can ride horses.

They provide clients with horse-related services such as horse training, riding lessons, and teaching about horsemanship fundamentals. It doesn’t matter if you are a beginner, intermediate, or advanced rider, you can join the competition!

If you visit in the summer, you could enjoy their summer camps. The week-long camp consists of riding lessons, trail rides, bareback riding, grooming, and other outdoor activities.

Photo: https://www.facebook.com/Carouscanada

 

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Roundel Glen Gold Course

Roundel Glen Gold is an 18-hole championship course that visitors can enjoy for only $30 – $45 during prime season.

For those new to golfing or requiring some practice, the golf course also offers practice facilities near the first tee. This allows visitors to practice right before their first tee without worrying about missing their tee time.

Photo: https://www.facebook.com/RoundelGlenGolf/

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