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Gilded age castles and mansions, history, sunken ships, biking/hiking paths and trails, golf, boat tours, parks, live professional theatre, art studios, shopping, antique hunting, boating, fishing, delicious dining, B&B's and hotel Resorts all nestled in our unique 1000 Islands Frontenac Arch Biosphere Reserve.

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Exits 645 or 648.

DIRECTIONS FROM TORONTO

Gananoque is 300km (180 miles) east of Toronto If you are driving from Toronto, take highway 401 east for 350km. From highway 401, take exit 645 south into Gananoque.

FROM MONTREAL

Gananoque is 200km (120 miles) west of Montreal If you are driving from Montreal, take highway 401 west for 200km. From highway 401, take exit 645 south into Gananoque.

FROM KINGSTON

Kingston is located 28km west of Gananoque. From highway 401, take exit 645 south into Gananoque.

FROM OTTAWA

Ottawa is located 150km north-east of Gananoque. Take highway 416 south for 45km to highway 401. Head west on 401 for 120km. From highway 401, take exit 645 south into Gananoque.

FROM NEW YORK/1000 ISLANDS BRIDGE

From upstate New York, take Interstate 81 north to the 1000 Islands Bridge. This bridge is approximately 25 miles north of Watertown, NY. Once across the bridge take highway 401 west for approximately 10km (6 miles). From highway 401, take exit 645 south into Gananoque.

BORDER CROSSING

Immigration regulations require that each person be inspected when crossing the border between the United States and Canada. Specific forms of identification are required at all land border crossings. For increased security at U.S. borders, the U.S. government is now enforcing new passport requirements for all travellers entering or re-entering the United States from Canada, Mexico, Central and South America, the Carribean, and Bermuda.

Regulations regarding exemptions and restrictions for belongings or merchandise brought into across the international border exist. There are certain variable restrictions for taking alcohol, tobacco products, certain foods, etc. across the border. Please be prepared to declare all belongings and show receipts for purchases when reporting to border agents for entry. Immigration and customs requirements are subject to change without notice. We recommend you obtain and review current literature published by Canadian and U.S. Border Protection Agencies prior to your visit.

For current and comprehensive Customs & Immigration information, contact the following agencies directly:

U.S. Customs and Border Protection
315-482-2261 (Alexandria Bay, NY office)
www.cbp.gov (See the "Travel" section.)

Canada Border Services Agency
613-659-2301 (Port of Lansdowne, ON office)
www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca