One truth is, the grass sure does look greener on the other side. For Americans cruising Canada, Canada ranks as the highlight of their journey. For Canadians cruising America, America ranks as their favorite. Our opinion? Both are two great reasons to make this journey twice.

The Trent Severn Waterway is 240-miles and has 45 Locks. On this beautiful portion of your adventure, the Locks will lift your boat to near 900-feet above sea level. In addition, it leads you to Georgian Bay and the North Channel, where depending on your destination and detours, you will be as close to the Artic Circle as you will be the Tropics of the Equator when in Florida.

Located between Killarney and Little Current, the "Pool" at Baie FIne is one of the best anchoring out experiences cruising Canada. Anchoring out away from City lights and marinas, will bless you with an incredible view of the night sky, a billion colorful stars and even the Northern Lights.

Unlike the ICW with Inlets, Outlets and tidal waters, cruising Canada offers clean, clear, still waters with thousands of Islands to protect you from the wind and waves. From Trent to Port Severn through Georgian Bay, North Channel and Drummond Island, (your entry back into the US, and Lake Michigan, this portion of your Great Loop offers miles of beautiful cruising.