The western end of our corridor. Peterborough has its own full tourism apparatus, so we cover it lightly — but two stops deserve a mention before you point the car home:
The Canadian Canoe Museum, in its new waterfront home, is legitimately world-class — National Geographic put it on a global best-of list, and it earns it. And the Peterborough Lift Lock, the highest hydraulic lift lock on earth, has been raising boats twenty metres in one astonishing motion since 1904.
Heading back east? Norwood is 30 km behind you, and the chip trucks await.