Driving Routes
Roll down your windows and hit the highway
In the heart of beautiful Eastern Ontario, Canada, just a few hours from Toronto, Ottawa, Lennox & Addington County offers an ideal touring experience for anyone seeking a day-long or extended excursion.
Stretching north from the shore of Lake Ontario, our touring routes take you along well-maintained county roads for a tour that you won’t soon forget. You’ll experience the natural beauty, unique history and unforgettable rural charm that Lennox & Addington County has to offer.
Want to experience these stunning visuals first hand? Check out our Classic Drives self-guided route itineraries. Stretching north from the shore of Lake Ontario, these touring routes take you along well-maintained county roads for a tour that you won’t soon forget. You’ll experience the natural beauty, unique history and unspoiled rural charm that we have to offer.
Route Itineraries
L&A County is the perfect place for your next driving adventure. Our pre-planned routes take you through many charming rural communities, with each offering plenty of places to stop and take a break.
All you have to do is jump in the car and enjoy! Whether you’re a member of a car club, organize outings with friends, or a ‘lone wolf’ that just loves hitting the open road, our route itineraries make your visit to L&A County nice n’ easy.
The itineraries provide a detailed map of the highlighted route and show the secondary roads if you want to chart your own course. On the back, it gives you turn-by-turn directions, where the service stations are, lodging options along the route, and suggests some fun places to stop along the way.
Each specific route is highlighted and is in a compact PDF that you can print from home… an easy grab from your glove box.
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The Rural Drive” takes travellers through the Lennox & Addington communities of Newburgh, Camden East, Yarker, Colebrook, Moscow, Enterprise, Tamworth, Erinsville, Roblin, Selby and Napanee. Each community has something special to offer its visitors. Drivers of this route will view picturesque rural landscapes dotted with century old homes, barns and actively-farmed land.
The Shoreline Drive” begins along the shore of Hay Bay and the Bay of Quinte. Travel past cottages and campgrounds and along the shore of some of the best Walleye fishing in North America. Take note of the breathtaking blend of rural settings that overlook the beautiful waterways. Drivers continue south to the Loyalist Parkway to the uniquely historic village of Bath before heading back to Napanee.
Long before we ever considered trekking in this region, the United Empire Loyalists walked this beautiful countryside. Farmland, apple orchards, and vineyards now dominate this route as you glimpse our past through a number of historical sights. Drivers will pass through the communities of Adolphustown, Conway, Sandhurst, Bath, Amherstview, Odessa and Napanee.
“The Farming Drive” takes drivers through the Lennox & Addington communities of Newburgh, Camden East, Yarker, Wilton and Napanee. This route provides picturesque farmland, quaint towns, charming villages, and natural beauty to make this drive a memorable experience.
“The Shield Drive” acquaints drivers with the rugged beauty of the Canadian Shield in Addington Highlands. This route takes you through and past Bon Echo Provincial Park, and you can tell your friends about stops along the way like Denbigh, Vennachar, Cloyne, Northbrook and Flinton.
Witness the landscape change when touring “The Transition Drive.” While the southern portion of this route features working farms, wetlands and limestone outcroppings, as you travel north your surroundings change dramatically. Spectacular views of granite and evergreens begin to dominate as you enter the southern edge of the Canadian Shield. This route is particularly scenic when the leaves begin their autumn transformation.
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