St. Lawrence River

The St. Lawrence River, stretching 743 miles from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean, has been a vital waterway for North America, supporting communities from native tribes to European colonizers. Winding through Ontario and Quebec, the river’s waters are home to diverse wildlife, including various whale species and endangered belugas. Visitors can explore its banks, which offer scenic views and opportunities to observe the rich ecosystem. The river’s historical and ecological significance makes it a compelling destination for those interested in both natural and cultural heritage.