 
The County has over 800 kms of spectacular shoreline which is great for sailing, fishing, swimming and scuba diving or just watching the sunset over a deep blue bay. Long country roads are ideal for cycling, hiking and Sunday drives. Gentle delight of the countryside or vigorous activity. Prince Edward Countyhas a unique island character with sandy beaches, wineries, bird watching, cycle touring, hiking. This unique island community is a place of tranquility, creativity, hospitality and fun. The County's roots stem from the settlement by the United Empire Loyalist. Although it is difficult to conceive now, The County had a tundra ecology after the glaciers receded. The earliest residents were Paleo-Indians who hunted in the area and left behind evidence of their presence in the form of fluted chert spear points, which date back some 12,000 years. The shores and offshore areas to the south of The County, are known as "the Graveyard of Lake Ontario". Here the waters are littered with the wrecks of ships from the earliest of time to the present. Traditionallly, agriculture has been the backbone of employment, but in recent years this has been enhanced by an ever growing wine industry. Today The County is also a growing and multifaceted arts community. Prince Edward County is one of Ontario’s best-kept secrets. All About Prince Edward County, Ontario What's the Weather in Picton(Prince Edward County), Ontario? - click here Google Map showing Prince Edward County's location - click here. | ||||||||||
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