City: Port Colborne
Top Things to do in Port Colborne
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Things to do in Port Colborne, Canada: The Best Outdoor Activities
Port Colborne (2016 population 18,306) is a city on Lake Erie, at the southern end of the Welland Canal, in the Niagara Region of southern Ontario, Canada. The original settlement, known as Gravelly Bay, dates from 1832 and was renamed after Sir John Colborne, a British war hero and the Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada at the time of the opening of the (new) southern terminus of the First Welland Canal in 1833.
Restaurants in Port Colborne
1. Cycle-Logical Rentals
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Cycle-Logical Rentals is your one stop shop for a place to rent a bike, grab a map, a snack and get out and enjoy what Port Colborne and Niagara has to offer! P.S. we are also a POKEMON GYM and situated in a park with a few POKESTOPS so stop and say hi!
2. Port Colborne Country Club
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5.0 based on 12 reviews
Welcome to the historic Port Colborne Country Club, located in beautiful Port Colborne, Ontario and only a short distance from Lake Erie. Established in 1929, this 18-hole Championship golf course has consistently been regarded as one of the premier courses in the Niagara Region. Noted for its outstanding playing conditions and high-level customer service, this spectacular facility is a must play each year! Our Golf Course and Restaurant are both happily OPEN to the PUBLIC!
3. Algoport Skate & Bmx Park
4. Cycle-Logical Rentals
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5.0 based on 8 reviews
Explore the South Coast by Bicycle. There is no better way to take in all that Port Colborne and the surrounding Niagara area has to offer then by bicycle while enjoying the ability to stop on a dime for that perfect scenic shot, listen to the birds chirping, waterfalls running, or wind rushing past your face while Mountain Biking in the Hood! *Tours launching Summer of 2018
5. HorsePlay Niagara
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4.5 based on 262 reviews
Horseback ride along the beach in Niagara, near Toronto, Hamilton and Buffalo. Discover the local beauty while horseback riding one of our well-trained horses. Horseback Ride on our one and two hour horseback rides, Sunset trail rides and Romance packages. Horseback ride along the Trans-Canada Trail viewing the wildlife on quiet paths along scenic lakes or beaches. Great for first time horseback riders or more experienced riders.
6. Whisky Run Golf Club
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4.5 based on 21 reviews
Whisky Run Golf Club is just a short drive from Niagara Falls and the Peace Bridge.Whisky Run GC is unique among Niagara golf courses, offering three entirely different golf experiences - the woodland, executive length Owl Course, the watery, links style Serpent Course, and the Parkland Fox Course. Each nine differs not only in appearance but in length and difficulty as well. Designed to challenge yet satisfy golfers of all playing abilities. The course has a good mix of short but challenging par-3's, par-4's of all shapes and sizes, and par 5's that reward strategy and good shot making, including #6 on the Serpent - one of the best Par-5's in Niagara.
Reviewed By LMak18 - St. Catharines, Canada
What a gem! Short drive from St Kitts and so worth it! Lovely golf course, especially love the "Fox" where you REALLY do see foxes all over the course! Employees so friendly, nothing is too much trouble. Stayed for dinner the first time the other night, food was AMAZING! I had the Buffalo chicken wrap which was excellent and my son and cousin had the "Whisky burger" which was absolutely excellent! Fries to die for, seriously. Just a note, if staying to eat, you must go inside to place your order for food at the bar and the servers will bring it out to you on the patio, we weren't aware of this so waited 15 mins without being served before we approached someone.
7. Greater Niagara Circle Route
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4.5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By LisaR94 - Owen Sound, Canada
Did a 2.5 day trip of the 150k route. Rented e-bikes from Zoom Leisure Bikes and had a fantastic time. We started in Niagara on the Lake, made our way down to Port Colborne along the Welland Canal, over to Fort Erie and north to Niagara Falls to end back up at Niagara on the Lake. Love travelling and not have to use a car. Lots of exercise, great food and wine. Highly recommend.
8. The Friendship Trail
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4.5 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By eairhardt
I love riding my bike down the Friendship Trail. So much beautiful scenery to look at. I ride it all the time. I have gone all the way from Wainfleet to Fort Erie and from Port Colborne to Thorold (Allenberg)
9. Gord Harry Trail
10. The Welland Canals Parkways Trail
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4.5 based on 46 reviews
This trail follows the canal along its west bank from St. Catharines through Thorold, Welland, and Port Colborne. In Thorold, the path crosses to the "Thorold Island" created between the old third canal and the current fourth canal in Welland, it follows the old fourth canal through the city, paved on both sides of the canal. The trail zigzags across the canal in Port Colborne until it meets the Friendship Trail at Seaway Park.
Reviewed By vinnie52 - Toronto, Canada
On a recent cycling trip to the Niagara Peninsula we went along the Welland Canal starting at Lake Ontario in St Catherine's. The trail runs from Lake Ontario to Lake Erie. Approximately 50km. Stopped in Welland for a coffee at a small Cafe which prides itself with its board games . Its Welland first Board Game Cafe I believe. It's right on the canal on the West side corner at the end of the bridge, which is one way so be careful use the sidewalk. The trail path is so picturesque and the path is in great shape. You follow the elevation of the canal and at the end of the path in Port Colbourne you can pick up the Friendship Trail which will take you on to Fort Erie. Highly recommend this trip.
