
Layers of Natural History: Picton Nature Self-Guided Audio Tour
47 Ferguson St, Picton, Canada
Audio Guides
Short term availability
Nature Walks
Nature and Wildlife Tours
Historical Tours
Walking Tours
Private Sightseeing Tours
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Weather Dependent - Low
Private and Luxury
About this experience
Explore Prince Edward County’s rich ecology on a 75-minute Picton walking tour led by local ecologist Ewa. Discover how ancient limestone formations, glaciers, and waterways shaped the town’s landscape. Starting at Queen Elizabeth Park, enjoy views of Picton Bay, pass historic sites like Shire Hall and Marsh Creek, and follow Picton Harbour’s ecological evolution. Learn about Indigenous travel routes, native wildlife, marshland ecosystems, and green burials at Glenwood Cemetery. See how Delhi Park transformed from landfill to natural haven. This immersive nature walk reveals how Picton’s geology, biodiversity, and history are deeply connected—perfect for visitors seeking eco-tourism and local insight in Prince Edward County.
Location
47 Ferguson St, Picton, Canada
Ontario, Canada
Price
$9.99/ person
Rating
5.0
Duration1h 15min - 1h 45min
Categorynature