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Welcome to Doors Open Ontario 2012

Welcome to Doors Open Ontario 2012

Welcome

Discover the story behind every door.

From April to October each year, communities open the doors to some of our most intriguing and charming heritage sites. Admission is free! The Ontario Heritage Trust – the province's lead heritage agency – invites you to experience these hidden heritage treasures first-hand. Make your travel plans for Doors Open Ontario events in 2012 and explore the rich heritage that awaits you.
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Order your copy today!

Order your copy today!

Order your Guide

Order a copy of the Doors Open Ontario 2012 Guide ...

Available in April each year, the printed Doors Open Ontario Guide is a great travel companion and planning tool. Call 1-800-ONTARIO (668-2746) or email the Ontario Heritage Trust to have a copy of the Guide mailed to you.
Order your Guide here
Welcome to Trails Open Ontario 2012

Welcome to Trails Open Ontario 2012

trails open ontario

Trails Open Ontario provides an opportunity for all Ontarians to access and celebrate the remarkable trail systems that exist throughout the province.

For six years now, Trails Open Ontario has been promoting trail use and education, natural heritage conservation and stewardship, and physical activity and a healthy lifestyle.
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Say cheese!

Say cheese!

Enter our photo contest

Enter our digital photo contest and you could see one of your photos here on the Doors Open Ontario website!

Rules and regulations

Photo: Metropolitan United Church (interior), Toronto (Credit: Josh McSweeney, Toronto)
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Get involved!

Get involved!

get involved

Learn more about how your community can become involved in one of our Doors Open Ontario events.

Or volunteer at one of the events across the province. For more information on volunteering at a local event, check the Become a volunteer tab on each event page.

Photo: Different Strokes Billiard Hall, Grimsby (Credit: Michael Seaman, Grimsby)

Volunteer at a local event
Fenelon Falls Railroad Swing Bridge

Fenelon Falls Railroad Swing Bridge

Featured Sites
Built in 1906, this swing bridge – one of the few remaining in Ontario – is made of iron-plate girders supported by stone abutments and a central stone pier. During boating season, the bridge is left open to allow boat traffic access to Lock 34 of the Trent-Severn Waterway. In winter, it is closed to complete the snowmobile trail.
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