The first of many

Kakabeka Falls is the second-highest waterfall in Ontario.

Southern Ontario along the north shore of the lake is sparsely populated; the small towns are infrequent and separated by miles of forest. There are many parks and beaches, but the contrast with the south shore in Michigan, full of hotels and restaurants and summer houses, is striking. I didn't miss the crowds, but some dining options that weren't fast food would have been nice. (We stopped at one motel to get coffee where the front desk was a combination KFC-Pizza Hut-Robin's Donuts.)

But the scenery was spectacular.