At present, this collection is
mainly for Ontario, Canada. We would welcome your
contributions to this list. We plan to eventually list
places and events throughout Canada and the United
States.
If you have a place or an event
that you would like listed here, please
contact us with the event, location, and a brief description.
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Petroglyphs Provincial Park |
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If you
would like to get more information on any of the
Provincial or Federal parks that are listed here
please go to the Ontario Parks official website. |
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Mara Ontario Provincial Park |
Location:
Algonquin/central
region of Ontario
Description:
Hundreds of years ago,
Aboriginal peoples built weirs
to harvest fish in the narrows
between lakes Couchiching and
Simcoe.
Open:
Year Round |
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Phone:
(807) 326-4451 |
Map |
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Petroglyphs Ontario Provincial Park |
Location:
Algonquin/central
region of Ontario
Description:
The park has the largest
known concentration of
Aboriginal rock carvings in
Canada. Carved hundreds of
years ago into the white marble
rock are 900 petroglyphs.
Open:
May to October |
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Phone: (807)
877-2552 |
Map |
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Bon Echo Ontario Provincial Park |
Location:
Southeastern region of Ontario
Description:
Located north of Napanee,
the park is famous for Mazinaw
Rock. The sheer rock face rises
100 meters above Mazinaw Lake
and features over 260 Aboriginal
pictographs.
Open:
Year Round |
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Phone: (613) 336-2228 |
Map |
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Bonnechere Ontario Provincial Park |
Location:
Southeastern region of Ontario
Description:
The meandering Bonnechere
River once carried furs out of
the Ottawa Valley region.
Open:
Year Round |
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Phone: (613) 757-2103 |
Map |
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Charleston Lake Ontario
Provincial Park |
Location:
Southeastern region of Ontario
Description:
Aboriginal people once
took shelter under rock
overhangs on the shores of this
lake north of the St. Lawrence
River.
Open:
Year Round |
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Phone: (613) 659-2065 |
Map |
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Lake on the Mountain Ontario Provincial
Park |
Location:
Southeastern region of Ontario
Description:
The lake has a constant
flow of clean, fresh water, with
no apparent source. The Mohawks
offered gifts to its spirits.
Open:
Year Round |
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Phone: (613) 393-3319 |
Map |
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