Bird Watching

The Carden Plain is recognized as an international Birding Area. You will find rare and endangered bird species along with many common species. The Plain is home to the Loggerhead Shrike, the Red-tailed hawk and Bobolinks as well as dozens of songbirds.

Boating

Fenelon Falls Lawn Bowling Colborne Street• 374-4694

Ice Skating & Hockey

45 Bond St.
Fenelon Falls, ON K0M1N0
705-887-3727

Curling

Fenelon Falls Curling Club 41 Bond St. West 887-2611

Cycling

The Kawartha Cycling Club promotes all forms cycling in the Kawarthas. Members participate in Mountain Biking, Touring, Rail Trail Rides, Racing, Time Trial Events etc. featuring regular weekly rides.

Fishing

Good fishing is found in all of the surrounding area waters, with Sturgeon and Cameron Lakes hosting fishing tournaments. Bait is readily available through local outlets and guiding services can be arranged at many of these locations. Fish found in these waters include rock bass, sunfish, yellow perch, largemouth and smallmouth bass, walleye, northern pike and muskellunge, among others. Regular conservation regulations and limits are in effect and fishing licences are required.

Golf

• The Sturgeon Point Golf Course 76 Links Road887-3144

• Stop 48 Mini Golf, Go Carts Kirkfield 438-3500

• Byrnell Golf Club & Restaurant KL Rd. 8. Fenelon Falls 887-2935

• Eganridge Inn, Country Club and Spa, Fenelon Falls 738-5115

• Western Trent Golf Club, Bolsover 426-9940

• Meadow Oaks Driving Range 173 Glenarm Road  887-6218

Sailing

• The Sturgeon Point Sailing Club has been in existence for many years. 887-5110

• Balsam Lake Sailing Club is located on Balsam Lake, mainly in the west bay area. All types of sailing boats are welcome here and a variety of races as well as programs for children are offered.

Tennis
The Fenelon Falls Tennis Club
17 Eva Street
  Fenelon Falls, ON
 705-887-9654
Visit http://www.fenelonfallstennisclub.webs.com/

Trails for Hiking/Cycling
Although the tracks are gone, the rail trails left behind serve a continuing purpose, a route for cyclists, hikers and snowmobilers.

• The 30km Victoria Rail Trail south is accessed in Fenelon Falls at the Garnet Graham Lakeshore Park. Heading south it crosses through Ken Reid Conservation Area into Lindsay and on to just south of Bethany.
• The 55km Victoria Rail Trail north leads from the Garnet Graham Lakeshore Park through the village of Burnt River and on into Kinmount.
• Other trails suited to hiking include: The Somerville Forest Tract located west of Kinmount on Kawartha Lakes Road 45. This 3420 hectare forest property has three trail loops for a total of 8.5 km.
• The Balsam Lake Provincial Park on Kawartha Lakes Road 48, west of Coboconk, also has two hiking trails, the Plantation Trail and the Lookout Trail, which provide a combined 7 km of hiking excellence.