18 Non-geocaching Activities (that hardcore geocachers will love)

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We get it, geocachers love to geocache – ALL THE TIME. They get up early to log a find before breakfast, head out on a power trail at lunch, solve a multi after dinner. For many, this is an every day occurrence. It’s in their blood.

Many geoachers also book their vacations around world class events, like the annual gathering that takes place here in Lennox & Addington, this year happening from August 12-17.

But geocachers can’t geocache 24/7… can they?

Well, maybe. But for those that can put down the Garmin for a little bit and explore non-geocaching activities, we’ve put together a list of  some can’t miss activities to take a look at.

At the very least, geocachers can multi-task and cache while participating in following experiences.

 

1. Hike a trail

No matter where you find yourself in Lennox & Addington, you are guaranteed to be near a trail or nature park.

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2. See the stars

Lennox & Addington is home to the L&A Dark Sky Viewing Area, the most southerly spot in Ontario with views of the sky very similar to what was available more than 100 years ago.

3. Paddle a shoreline

Grab your canoe, kayak or paddleboard and head to a local launch. With over 100 lakes and rivers to choose from, L&A is truly a paddling paradise.

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4. Catch a fish

Rather fish than paddle? Take to the water and drop your line into one of our many lakes and rivers – anytime of the year!

5. Pet an alpaca

Ever want to pet alpaca or get an up close look at some sheep? You can do this here and a whole lot more here in L&A while enjoying an interactive farm experience.

6. Get a par

With four fantastic courses, you’ll love your time out on the links here in Lennox & Addington. Each of our golf courses offer a challenging layout, beautifully maintained greens and fairways.

7. Explore a museum

If you have a passion for history or just want to learn more about this interesting and beautiful region, Lennox & Addington is home many fantastic museums and historic sites.

8. Take a drive

Roll down your windows and hit the road. Our well-kept roadways offer scenic views, rolling hills and lots of twists and turns along the way.

9. Cycle a trail

Whether you like to ride on asphalt, gravel or trail, the cycling opportunities here in Lennox & Addington are unlimited.

10. Pick some fresh fruit

Apples, strawberries, raspberries, haskaps, Saskatoons… there are so many good things growing here in Lennox & Addington.

11. Sample a local beverage

Lennox & Addington is home to amazing craft breweries, cideries, wineries and soda producers that offer delightful beverages we know you’ll love.

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12. Swim at a beach

Pack your beach gear and lets go! With an abundance of lakes in the area, you know you’ll also find some great places to swim.

13. Support a local restaurant

Here in the Lennox & Addington, there are plenty of amazing home-grown restaurants where you can enjoy a delicious meal.

14. Take a ferry ride

Make a day of it and take a fun ferry ride over to Amherst Island. There’s so much to see and do on this unique island community.

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15. Go birdwatching

While you’re on the island, be sure to keep an eye out for owls and more than 350 species of birds that call L&A home. Our parks and conservation lands make a great home for many feathered friends.

16. Sample some baked goods

There are so many great bakeries in Lennox & Addington. We suggest you sample them all and choose your favourite.

16. Learn about bees

Visit The Bee Spot and learn what it’s like to be a beekeeper. Suit up in their provided beekeeping gear to get a close up look at a hive and see these magnificent bees in action.

17. Go on a river cruise

Hop aboard the Norman Paul and take a tour of the Napanee River. This licensed 45-foot, custom-built pontoon boat is a perfect way to spend an afternoon or evening.

18. Shop locally

Last but definitely not least, continue supporting our local shops that provide all the great products and services that we depend on.

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