Northumberland Tourism
Let adventure inspire you in Northumberland County, just off Highway 401 between Lake Ontario and Rice Lake. Experience country life with some small town contemporary flair in 2000 square kilometres (772 square miles) of natural beauty only one hour east of Toronto.
Discover the best of spring
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Experience lilacs in bloom on The Millennium Trail.
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Hike Peter’s Woods, one of the oldest forests around – or explore the Northumberland County Forest and other nearby trails.
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Relax at a spa or wellness retreat.
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Cross the Ranney Gorge Suspension Bridge on foot, or by bike.
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Head out for a cycling trip on one of our signed routes and trails.
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Take in a nearby farm escape, hug baby goats, trek with alpacas, or taste award-winning 100% raw honey.
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Farmers’ markets start in May and run until late fall. You can check locations and times here.
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Explore great eateries – from popular family bakeries to creative restaurants and local craft breweries, our small towns and villages offer a fresh take on rural hospitality.
The best part of Northumberland is that there’s no rush here. A slow vacation or relaxed day is the way things roll. You can find fresh, spring adventures at your own pace. Visit Northumberland Tourism to discover so many exciting things to see and do. Search the business directory to find exactly what you're looking for.
Getting here
Visit us by car just off Highway 401, by VIA Rail to Cobourg or Port Hope, or by boat with waterway access.