Buckhorn Ontario

We continue our journey in the Trent-Severn Waterway. We arrived at the Buckhorn lock, but the upper portion was full, so we tied up to the lower portion. At the end there was a spot for playing in the water. The town was small, but had a nice vibe. The wall of the lock was park like with tables and fire pits. This is one of the busiest locks.

Nearby was the Adam and Eve rock. It’s said if two lovers hold hands and touch the rocks, they will be blessed. Sadly Boris was not with me at the time. The town was formed centered around a mill that had antlers hung around. Thus the name buckhorn.Read more