Brantford Ontario
Adventure Travel - Canada
On the banks of the Grand River
Brantford Ontario is located in Eastern Canada on the banks of the Grand River. Next door is the Six Nations of the Grand River First Nation - the largest in Canada. The city is also referred to as the "Telephone City" since it was once home to Alexander Graham Bell.
Activities, Parks, Trails and Places of Interest in Brantford Ontario
When in Brantford people enjoy activities like hiking, fishing, rafting, golfing, canoeing, birding, kayaking, biking, roller blading, picnicking, sightseeing and beachcombing. The natural park areas and hiking trails most enjoyed are the Brant Conservatory, Glenhyrst Gardens, Dyke, Grand Valley, Oak Hill and the Daubigny Trails, as well as, the Mohawk and Waterworks Parks.
Services and Amenities of Brantford Ontario
Services important to travelers in Brampton include many types of accommodations, campgrounds, tours, guides, casino, coffee houses, gas stations, library, grocery stores, internet, cell service and transportation services (taxi, bus, rail and the Brantford Municipal Airport).
Attractions throughout Brantford Ontario
Brantford enjoys victorian style architecture in their heritage district and many events. Some of the historic sites worthy of sightseeing include the the Armoury, Brant Waterworks Building, and the St. Paul's Chapel of the Mohawks, Bell Homestead, Chiefswood National, St. Jude's Anglican Church and the Adelaide Hunter Hoodless Homestead National Historic Sites of Canada. Some of the annual events to time your travels with include Chili Willy Cook-Off, Frosty Fest and the Brantford International Villages Festival.