South Glengarry, with its picturesque landscapes and vibrant culture, has always been close to our hearts. Join Bill MacDonald and I on a 21-week adventure as we reveal the charms of South Glengarry that often remain undiscovered, even by its own residents.
Reason #15: The Alluring St. Lawrence River and Its Rich Fishing Culture
SHIP Alert! If you’re in South Glengarry, you might frequently hear the excited shouts of “SHIP!”, especially during gatherings by the St. Lawrence River. The sight of these majestic ocean-bound vessels sailing by is nothing short of breathtaking. For a touch of fun, jet skis often play in the wake of these passing giants (safely, of course!). To get in on the action and predict ship timings, we personally recommend the “Marine Traffic” app, though several others serve the same purpose.
Biking by the Riverside: Stretch your legs on approximately 40 km of biking trails extending from Lancaster to Morrisburg. Most of these paths run alongside the stunning river, offering scenic views as you pedal.
Boating Bliss: South Glengarry’s waterfront invites boating enthusiasts with several launch areas. Marinas like Mac’s in Lancaster, Raisin River in South Lancaster, and Creg Quay in Bainsville, ensure you’re never too far from a boating adventure.
Fishing Adventures: The St. Lawrence River promises an exhilarating fishing experience. Whether you’re an avid angler or someone looking to relax, the river is teeming with varieties like Pike, Musky, Bass, and Walleye. And come winter, witness the quaint ice villages near Lancaster, brimming with ice-fishing enthusiasts.
Discover More of South Glengarry: For those keen on delving deeper into what South Glengarry offers, here are some resources:
Connect with Us: Share your own South Glengarry stories! We’re eager to hear why you adore this place as much as we do. And for those contemplating a move here, we’re ready to assist with all your real estate and mortgage needs.
- Jenni MacDonald: Dominion Lending Centres |
- Bill MacDonald: Century21 Shield Realty |