Glenora Ferry
A free car ferry crossing Adamson Bay, with a voyage of about 15 minutes. It is a scenic route into the county from the Kingston direction.
The Glenora Ferry is operated by the Ontario Ministry of Transportation. It links Glenora, at the northeastern corner of the county, with Adolphustown on the opposite shore. It is part of the Loyalist Parkway on Highway 33. The ferry runs all year, is free, and departs roughly every 15 to 30 minutes, with a crossing of about 15 minutes. The landing sits below the cliffs of Lake on the Mountain, so the two can be visited together. Travelers entering or leaving Prince Edward County from Kingston or Montreal can choose this scenic route.
Opening hours
Year-round approx. 06:00–01:00 the next day
Nearby sights
- Lake on the Mountain Provincial Park
- Macaulay Heritage Park
- Picton
- Little Bluff Conservation Area
- Bloomfield
- Point Petre
- Millennium Trail
- Prince Edward Point Bird Observatory