Self-Guided Trails Exhibits Programs Park interpreters will share with you Kejimkujik's stories and nature's secrets on daily guided outings and evening programs from late June until Labour Day. Leisurely walks of about 1 hours duration are presented every day on woodland trails. They are designed for the whole family and are a great way to see, first-hand, the special features of the Park. Some walks introduce Kejimkujik's unique forests and provide opportunities to see wildlife or discover rare and unusual plants. On other walks interpreters present the flavour of the area's history.
Ordinary footwear is all that's required.
Guided Paddles Canoeing has always been the best way to explore Kejimkujik and, with a Park interpreter to reveal what you might overlook, there's lots to discover. On some paddles, wildlife that lives in or beside the water is encountered. The interpreters explain the forces that have shaped and continue to modify the waterways. You don't have to be an expert paddler and if you don't have a canoe you can rent one at Jakes Landing. The outings last about 2 hours but may be cancelled because of high wind or heavy rain.