Point Pelee National Park Review

Cape Pirie National Park, an inverted pointed triangular peninsula on the north shore of Lake Erie, covers an area of 15 square kilometers. It is the smallest national park in Canada. But it attracts nearly 400,000 tourists every year. The park has two major global wonders: the great migration of birds every spring and autumn, and the monarch butterflies in groups in autumn.

Wetland park, the most beautiful natural scenery here The scenery is pleasant and the air is fresh. Walking along the path, there are also many cyclists, and the yellow leaves are full of autumn! There are also migratory birds flying around. It feels very primitive.

The place where the average local talent goes, this year coincides with the 150th anniversary of the founding of Canada, this park is free. It makes sense anyway, because this park has the southernmost corner of Canada, and the narrow land ends up becoming sandy. Finally extends to the lake...

Walking on a pontoon bridge, canoeing on a small river, shuttled in the paths, swimming by the beach, can satisfy all your imagination.

It's a beautiful park with good air in Canada. It's relaxing and happy.