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Power Boating

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Although there's room for just about any kind of floating transportation on our lakes and rivers, power boats are the most common sight in the locks and along the docks. And no wonder - in communities all along the Trent-Severn Waterway, you can tie up the boat and take a stroll through picturesque towns and villages offering antiques, upto- the-minute fashions and restaurants ranging from casual to fine dining. Lock stations feature clean washrooms, picnic tables and information on the waterway, not to mention some of the friendliest and most helpful staff around.

List of Marinas and Yacht Clubs

For more information on power boating in Kawartha Lakes, including how to go about obtaining a Pleasure Craft Operator Card and other related programs, contact the local branch of the Canadian Power and Sail Squadron at (705) 328-9990 or visit www.lindsay.cps-ecp.org