ALLTOURS

What do Canada and Other Countries See When They Look at Google Maps for Lake Ontario?

1. The Nickel Carousel

Port Dalhousie, St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada

Step back in time on Canada's oldest operating carousel, where a ride still costs just five cents.

2. Glacial Footprints

Webster Park, Rochester, NY, USA

Discover hills here that are not natural rises, but ancient fingerprints left by colossal glaciers.

3. War of 1812's Lake Ontario Stronghold

Sackets Harbor, NY, USA

This tranquil village was the pivotal naval battleground for control of Lake Ontario during the War of 1812.

4. The Great Lakes' Migratory Funnel

Braddock Bay Wildlife Management Area, Hilton, NY, USA

Millions of migratory birds, including rare raptors, funnel through this one spot on their annual journey across Lake Ontario.

5. The Crescent Beach and Bird Colonies

Presqu'ile Provincial Park, Brighton, Ontario, Canada

This peninsula boasts a rare crescent-shaped beach and hosts one of the largest colonial waterbird nesting sites on the Great Lakes.

6. A Fort of Three Flags

Fort Niagara State Park, Youngstown, NY, USA

This commanding fort has been under French, British, and American rule, making it one of North America's longest continuously occupied military sites.

7. The Hamptons of Ontario

Cobourg, Ontario, Canada

This picturesque town boasts a pristine beach with sand imported from Lake Huron, earning it the nickname "The Hamptons of Ontario."

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