Synopsis

Long Point, situated on Lake Erie’s north shore, stands as a compelling example of nature's enduring strength and the positive legacy of traditional hunting practices. Once a shooting reserve, it is now a thriving wildlife preserve; those who once sought game here inadvertently safeguarded its natural abundance. Today, Long Point provides a lasting habitat for rails, raccoons, toads, and turtles, and serves as a vital stopover point for migrating waterfowl.