How well do you know Lennox & Addington?
Okay, smarty pants… you think you know L&A? Each week we’re providing clues about a different activity or attraction that’s located right here in our wonderful county. See if you can figure out where we’re talking about.
Some weeks it will be easy, some a little more difficult. Whether you’re right or wrong, we bet you’ll enjoy visiting each of these locations in person.
Find our Mystery Destinations on our Facebook page and give us a 👍 if you know the answer, a😮if you don’t, and a ❤️ if you’ve been there!
Good luck!
June 22nd
This agritourism destination is buzzing with excitement! Not only do you get to purchase some sweet products here, you can also play dress up and learn all about how it’s made.
Once you’re suited up, the friendly and knowledgeable owners take into the yard and explain the entire process, taking apart a working box… you can even spot the Queen!
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June 15th
This nature destination is a 120-acre managed forest in Addington Highlands, maintained by Lennox and Addington County. Beginning in 2019, non-motorized trails were constructed that weave throughout the property, incorporating the natural terrain.
The trails are enjoyed by mountain bikers and hikers in the spring, summer & fall, and snowshoers and cross-country skiiers in the winter. A bicycle repair station is available just inside the trailhead.
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June 8th
This business was the first of its kind in Lennox & Addington. With a beautiful property that overlooks Adolphus Reach, the ingredients for its main product are grown and produced onsite. Since opening in 2007, this award-winning destination is enjoyed by wine enthusiasts and hard cider drinkers. The pizza here is fantastic.
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June 1st
This welcoming farm has quickly become one of the most popular agri-tourism attractions in Lennox & Addington.
Visitors can book an interactive tour to learn all about the residents goats, donkeys, mini-horses, chickens, and barn cats that call the farm home. They also have a unique off-grid lodging option available on the property.
Don’t let the farm name fool you, there are no dogs.
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May 25th
This popular destination is best-visited when the majority of folks have gone to bed. It offers magnificent views, but only when it’s not cloudy. The events that take place here are very well-attended, with the most visitors travelling here from cities that are 2+ hours away. There’s very little light pollution here.
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May 18th
May 11th
This nature attraction is a destination for hikers, paddlers, anglers and swimmers. Managed by Quinte Conservation, it offers a boat launch to a small but beautiful lake.
The rugged 4.5km trail weaves among a mix of deciduous & trees as well as plenty of exposed granite outcroppings. At certain points along the trail you have a wonderful view of Little Mellon Lake. Ontario’s only lizard – the 5 lined skink – lives here.
It’s right next door to a very popular stargazing site.
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May 4th
Clues: This business is both a culinary and agri-tourism destination. They produce deliciously sweet offerings made by hardworking “sugar fairies” that is incorporated into the many fantastic offerings they provide. They also bake a variety of other mouth-watering products using their custom-built wood-fired oven, milling flour in-house with grain sourced from a nearby farm. They can bake you a pizza in less than 4 minutes. You’ll enjoy chatting with the friendly owners.
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April 27th
Clues: This destination is surrounded by water and you’ll need 10 bucks (or your own boat) to get there. Upon arrival, you’ll find Highland cows, hundreds of sheep and a whole lot of wool. Walk their trails to the bluff and take in the beautiful views. The friendly staff will make you feel at home.
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