Why do people visit Thousand Islands?
Why do people visit Thousand Islands? Lighthouses, historic castles, maritime museums, world-class fishing and diving, quaint downtown shopping, on-the-water dining, family amusements and more make the 1000 Islands a destination that visitors come to again and again. Anywhere you go, the 1000 Islands is truly a fun and friendly destination.
Can you walk across border at Thousand Islands?
Pedestrians may cross the American Span of the Thousand Islands Bridge using the sidewalk on the west side of the bridge (adjacent to southbound lanes) and is only open during daylight hours unless noted on our home page. Parking is available at the 1000 Islands Welcome Center located at the mainland end of the bridge.
Are there whales in the 1000 Islands?
Some of the most common species to the region include eagles, ospreys, minke whales, white-tailed deer, map turtles and great blue herons.
What is the best time to visit Thousand Islands?
Our data shows the best months to visit Thousand Islands National Park are June, July, August & May.
How do you spend a day in Thousand Islands?
- The Ultimate Heart of 1000 Islands Sightseeing Boat Tour. ...
- 3-Hour 1000 Islands Cruise from Gananoque with views of Boldt Castle. ...
- St Lawrence River - Rock Island Lighthouse on a Glass Bottom Boat Tour. ...
- Thousand Islands Two Castle Helicopter Tour.
Is it worth going to Thousand Islands?
The Islands range in size from 50 square miles to just big enough to support a single tree, creating one of the most beautiful and varied landscapes in North America. The Islands have a mystical reputation, home to castles, lighthouses and secluded beaches, and should definitely be on your travel bucket list.
Are there bears in the Thousand Islands?
Bears. Black Bears are known to be present on the mainland, but there have been occasional sightings on islands. You may be lucky enough to spot one and can take some simple steps to ensure your encounter is a safe one. Please report all Black Bear observations to park staff.