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Must Do in BoQ: Fall Colours

A fairway on a golf course in fall. With so much to see, eat, explore and do, it's hard to know where to begin! Check out our weekly ideas for things you Must Do in BoQ.

Must Do in BoQ: the weekly staycation idea machine.

Through living and working in the Bay of Quinte region, we’ve learned a thing or two about all the things to do, see, eat and explore around here. Join us each week as we share must-do activities in the BoQ.


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Timber Ridge Golf Course

19 Timber Ridge Drive, Brighton

The only thing better than seeing your ball fly down the fairway is seeing it land on the green with the colourful backdrop of autumn leaves. Four sets of tees means you’ll find the right playing distance for everyone in your social bubble.

A fairway on a golf course in fall. With so much to see, eat, explore and do, it's hard to know where to begin! Check out our weekly ideas for things you Must Do in BoQ.
Timber Ridge Golf Course

Cricklewood Farm

14953 County Road 2, Brighton

Take a bite out of fall (and 20+ varieties of apples) at Cricklewood Farm. Get lost for a while in the six-acre corn maze, pick a peck of perfect apples or stock up on the local harvest.

An aerial shot of a corn maze. Exploring a corn maze is one of many awesome activities to do with your kids this fall in the Bay of Quinte!
Photo by: Cricklewood Farm

Potter’s Creek Conservation Area

2061 Old Highway 2, Quinte West

Your escape into nature is just minutes from urban life. Explore open meadows and scenic woodlands on trails north of Highway 2, or pop over to the south side of the road for paths that will lead you along the Bay of Quinte.

A person walking their dog along a trail. Through living and working in the Bay of Quinte region, we've learned a thing or two about all the things to do, see, eat and explore around here. Join us each week as we share must-do activities in the BoQ.
Potter’s Creek Trail. Photo: Garrett Harvey

Signal Brewing Co

86 River Road, Corbyville

This historic distillery-turned-brewery hugs the Moira River and doubles as a terrific spot to peep the fall foliage. Pack a sweater to dine on their massive waterfront patio while you dive into their killer comfort-food menu and excellent beers.

An aerial photo of a building along a river.
Signal Brewing Co

Kate’s Kitchen

271 Front Street, downtown Belleville

We’re thankful for owner Kathryn Brown’s colourful selection of kitchen wares. And because we can’t resist a good snack, we highly suggest grabbing a butter tart or cookies from St. Anne’s Bakery while Kathryn has them in stock.

A retail display of fall kitchen items at Kate's Kitchen in downtown Belleville.
Photo: Kate’s Kitchen

Ramada by Wyndham

11 Bay Bridge Road, Belleville

We *could* tell you about the comfy beds, spacious rooms and proximity to Belleville’s Downtown District. But (we think) the best part of a staycation at the Ramada at this time of year is the view of the fall colours from your room.

A photo of trees in the fall. With so much to see, eat, explore and do, it's hard to know where to begin! Check out our weekly ideas for things you Must Do in BoQ.
Ramada by Wyndham, Belleville

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Bay of Quinte Region is an alliance of interdependent communities, bound together by a common history, shared economy, and the water that surrounds and defines us. We hope to welcome you soon.