Cornwall & SDG Head to the Outdoor Adventure Show

Cornwall Ontario – Cornwall and SDG Counties will be showcasing the region’s vast outdoor offerings at the Outdoor Adventure Show in Montreal this coming weekend.

Taking place at Montreal’s Palais des Congrès, the Outdoor Adventure Show is Quebec’s premier exhibition with over 250 exhibitors showcasing the latest in outdoor gear and adventure travel. Cornwall and SDG Counties offer a lot to the active tourist, including cycling on the Riverside Trail, hiking along various nature trails, camping, fishing, golf, scuba diving and more.

“Cornwall truly offers a complete outdoor experience,” said Shauna Baggs, Tourism Officer with Cornwall Tourism. “Visitors are often surprised by the city’s greenery and impressed by our waterfront, parks, and cycling trails. Our aim at the show is to attract more visitors to Cornwall and the region to enjoy everything we have.”

Cornwall has had a booth at the show since its inception in 2016. This will be the third consecutive year that Cornwall and SDG Counties have partnered to showcase our region. Show attendees will have the chance to pick up the new 2025 Cornwall and SDG Counties Visitor Guide, cycling maps, and other useful publications.

Event Details

• Dates: Saturday, March 22 (10 am – 6 pm) and Sunday, March 23 (10 am – 5 pm)
• Booth Number: 616
• Tickets: Available online in advance

“This event provides an excellent opportunity for us to engage with prospective visitors seeking fresh travel ideas,” said Cory Hagen, Acting Tourism Coordinator with SDG Tourism. “Being close to Quebec and offering fantastic amenities makes the region an ideal choice for Quebec travelers looking for a fun day trip or a weekend escape.”

The Outdoor Adventure Show is the second consumer event that Cornwall Tourism and SDG Tourism have exhibited this year.

For more information on the 2025 Outdoor Adventure Show, visit the event website.

About the Riverside Trail

Cornwall’s Riverside Trail offers over 23 km of traffic-free cycling along the St. Lawrence River. It is part of the world renowned Waterfront Trail that connects 140 communities and First Nations along the Canadian shores of the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River.

The Riverside Trail is a dedicated multi-use trail that spans the entire waterfront, offering stunning views of the Cornwall Canal and St. Lawrence River – completely off-road. The Trail connects several attractions including the OPG Visitor Centre, Cornwall Community Museum, Lamoureux Park and the Aquatic Centre.

Free parking for trail users is available at the Cornwall Civic Complex, which also provides public washrooms.

• Ride the Riverside Trail – Article
• Riverside Trail Map – Cornwall Section
• Riverside Trail Map – Lancaster to Upper Canada Village
• Cycling Safety Tips

The trail continues to the west and east, connecting Cornwall to the communities of South Dundas, South Stormont, South Glengarry… and beyond.

For more information on cycling in Cornwall, please check out Cornwall Tourism’s Cycling page.

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Looking for other fun things to do in Cornwall? Check out the Explore section of the Cornwall Tourism website for other fun-filled activities to keep you busy. Better yet, consider extending your stay with a night at one of the city’s great accommodations!

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