Point Pelee National Park is a small park that comprises the most southern tip of mainland Canada, as well as Point pelle Island and Middle Island. It is famous for bird migrations in spring and fall, as well as butterfly migrations in fall. With a Marsh Boardwalk and numerous lookouts and hiking trails, the park attracts people from all over the world.

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The Marsh Boardwalk is a must-do here, as it winds through waterways filled with birds, snakes, turtles and other animals. The other hiking trails are great fun too. Most people take the shuttle to the 'tip" to stand at the southern point of Canada, but allow time to explore the rest of the park and its natural beauty!

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Jean-Luc W.

Jul 10, 2010

at the time i went it was raining but i love nature hikes and there is a lot of places to explore in the park and if u plan on avoiding crowds of tourist just stay of the beaten path and u wont have a problem.

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