Earl Rowe Provincial Park

Every spring, rainbow trout leap up a fish ladder on their way up the Boyne River to spawn.

Once occupied by Hurons and farmed by settlers, this scenic river valley has been partially flooded to create a reservoir.

Visitors can paddle here, sunbathe at two beaches, swim in a pool big enough for 2,000 or hike to lookouts. Loop, 11km, easy.

A multi-use trail which weaves in and out throughout the different park sections. The trail allows just about every area in the park to be accessible without the use of a car.

You'll find access points...