OnTree has been a staple every summer for the last few years, and it has always been a phenomenal experience each and every time I've gone. My partner and I decided to go last week as he had never been there before but had been wanting to go for a long time, and as always, it was a fantastic experience! We actually ended up buying season passes, as buying one this late into the season not only gives you the last two months of the current season but also gives you the entire next season! Not only that, but going this late into the season means minimal waiting time on the courses due to fewer people having the time to venture out that way, as well as cooler weather to climb in. The owner is almost always present, he is one of the friendliest people you'll have the opportunity to meet, and his team are some of the sweetest people to ever rescue you (if need be). I honestly can't say enough about how well run, how well maintained, and how much fun this place is - thank you so much for continuing to bring fun and challenging courses to us every year! • Course 19 is the most challenging of the Medium/Hard (blue/red) courses and does require a lot of upper body strength at the beginning of the course. If you look directly above you when you are near where you end your initial training, you'll see why - with two longer metal poles to walk across on each end, its the three hangman knoose in the middle that will drain your strength as it can be hard to get your foot out of one while trying to get to the next, and the next is always moving while you're attempting to get your foot into the loop. • Course 13 is the course with the four to five hanging X's suspended high in the air, they are each suspended at their points and they move incredibly easily as you're trying to move from one to the other. • Course 14 is the one you want if you want the high zip line, and a lot of zipline. • Black diamond 7 does not count towards being able to access the double black diamond (course 4) and it does get easier after you get past the first three obstacles. • Black diamonds 6 and 8 MUST be completed in the same visit in order to be able to access the double black diamond (course 4) and the double black diamond has something like a 96.6% fail rate with how challenging it is after having already completed the other two black diamonds required to unlock it. 🌲🍂🧡

An original 1750s prefabricated wooden Blockhouse in a Vauban style earthwork fortification. Free admission. Excellent walking trail with interpretive panels. Hosts 18th century military reenactment from time to time.

What an awesome fall experience. This is an absolute must visit for any family or person that loves the fall in general. The amount and variety of pumpkins, squash and gourds are staggering. The family who owns and operates this farm are very friendly and took the time to explain to our very inquisitive boy what every different species was that we couldn't identify. The contest they have to see who can grow the biggest veggies and legumes is no joke and is worth the trip there alone... I have never seen a 1500+ lb pumpkin before. The pole gourd that was over 12 feet was also quite impressive. The items for sale were more than reasonably priced. They have not only an amazing variety of all the above to purchase in a good selection of sizes, but also carry a wide range of seeds and local artisan products as well ❤️‍🩹

We went here as we were spending the day in windsor. I had always wanted to see the birthplace of hockey museum. Addision for 1 adult is just under $4.00. You get the clifton museum, which has some really cool artifacts, plus the home is really neat if you like interiors and history. Part of the clifton museum is the hockey museum. Small, but worth seeing once. What's really impressive about this place is the grounds, theyre stunning. Id recommend brining a picnic! They also have disc golf. At the time of visiting they werent renting discs, I can see why as they can get lost if youre not a great shot. So bring your own! Worth a look. For the 3 in 1 component, I give this place 4 stars.

Mike was a wealth of information and a pleasure to listen to on both Clifton House and Birthplace of Hockey and how they are tied together. Great memorbility, pics, artifacts and history. Only disappointment was there were no XL T-shirts for me to purchase for my husband.

The place is well maintained and fun to go. The weather in Nova Scotia might not be the best for winter sports but the team at Ski Martock are working hard to provide a place to ski and snowboard.

My 12 year old train nut son loved it here . Staff is good . Can be a wait time to go on the train rides but worth it . It's all run by volunteers that love what they do . They are only open TheY occasional weekends so you have to see when they are running . Can pay by card or cash . They have picnic tables there so you can bring a picnic and have a lunch there when we were there there was a lady selling some baked goods as well and some water .

Amazing little house with lots of history. Even though there is no parking, it's worth the little walk up the hill. Absolutely worth a visit and the historians are very knowledgeable!

Beautiful old theatre to hear Terra Spencer and Friends play tunes mostly from her new album.

Had the kayaks today. It was beautiful. Visited friends cottage in Canyon point. We went out on seadoo as well. Can do all sorts on this lake. Next time bringing our rods. Mockingjay? Mockinghee..is connected. So relaxing.

My sister and I spent a wonderful afternoon researching our east and west Hants roots. The young lady who assisted us (we think her name is Chloe. Apologies if we are mistaken)was so accommodating helping us go through the process of finding clues for our family search. Thanks so much