Merry Widow Ridge

This area offers one of the best opportunities in Canada to view features typical of a fascinating landform known as karst. Named for a region in Europe’s Balkans where it was first studied, karst is a landscape largely formed by water action in soluble bedrocks, notably gypsum and carbonates such as limestone and marble. Stop at the feature sites, the Eternal Fountain and the Devil’s bath to get a closer look at these formations. Interpretive signage will help explain the process that has shaped these features.

Nice little hike up the dike to the top of town. There are new interpretive signs with great info to read along the way. There are several other trails you can connect to from here as well. You can start the hike at either the ball diamond or across the road from the marina.