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Touring the Twelve - Parts I and II |
Top right: Lower DeCew Falls (David Andrews); Bottom right: Rowing on Martindale Pond (Dave Bauer)
General Information
This ambitious two-part tour takes you the full length of the Twelve Mile Creek watershed. You will see its fragile headwaters, which shelter the last remaining natural trout streams in Niagara, and the forested lands, agricultural fields, vineyards, suburbs, busy cityscapes, and industrial areas which border the creek. You'll end up at Martindale Pond in Port Dalhousie, the site of the world-renowned annual Royal Canadian Henley Regatta.
Touring the Twelve Tour Itinerary - Part I
Headwaters to Downtown St. Catharines - 3.5 hours
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complete TripClip tour for Part I
(MP3 audio podcast)
Large file - 94 MB
Touring the Twelve Tour Itinerary - Part II
Downtown St. Catharines to Port Dalhousie - 2 hours
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complete TripClip tour for Part I
(MP3 audio podcast)
Large file - 90 MB
Address
Thorold, OntarioGPS Co-ordinates
Longitude -79.25026852590
This tour begins at DeCew House, 0.5 km west of the intersection of Merrittville Hwy and Decew Road, in Thorold, Ontario.
