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Attractions Canada Provincial Gold Medal Winner Top Natural Outdoor Site |
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 The Bonnechere Caves have been welcoming people from all over the world for over 55 years. We provide a safe, educational, informative and fun tour for people of all ages. Everyone from babies in backpacks to senior citizens have enjoyed the handiwork of Mother Nature here along the beautiful Bonnechere River. Reservations are not necessary as we have staff on hand to take you on tour when you arrive. To better plan a visit to us check out the Special Events section of our website. |
What to Expect at the Bonnechere Caves |
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Guided tours leave every twenty minutes and last approximately forty five minutes to one hour except for weekdays in September when the tours are at 11 am, 1 pm and 3 pm.
On the hottest summer days, the Caves are cool. For your comfort, take a light sweater. There is a set of stairs leading you into the Caves and one that takes you out of the Caves. A beautiful trail that passes a sink hole will bring you back. Low-heeled shoes are recommended.
For pictures underground, don't forget your flash attachment. The white waters of the waterfall are a fine subject for movie fans and artists.
Picnic tables are provided for the use of visitors. Soft Drinks, ice cream, snacks,... Click here to view more! |
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| Recently Lainie Cambria and her friend Gailene Green spent an evening in the caves with their cameras and lights. Although the photos don't accurately depict what a visitor to the caves would see they certainly show the artistic potential that lies within the depths of the Bonnechere Caves. If you have take photos that you feel are worthy of being in our photo gallery please send them to us and we will give you credit for them on our website. Click here to view more! |
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| Bonnechere Caves News 2013 |
 | | Tour De Bonnechere | | Bike season is just around the corner. We are excited that the 2013 Tour de Bonnechere on Sunday August 18th will include a "family friendly" 20k tour from Eganville to the Bonnechere Caves. The "old... Click here to read full story! |
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