Canonball Crush 2019: Rise to the challenge and CRUSH IT! Challenge yourself and your friends at Kingston’s most unique obstacle course. Canonball Crush returns to Canada‘s world heritage site Fort Henry; for a five kilometre course filled with fun and challenging obstacles. Open to all competitors from novice to advanced, over 15 obstacles have been […]
Canonball Crush 2019 1 Fort Henry Dr, Kingston, ON K7K 5G8, Canada Kingston Canada
Kingston, Canada
Canonball Crush 2019: Rise to the challenge and CRUSH IT!
Challenge yourself and your friends at Kingston’s most unique obstacle course. Canonball Crush returns to Canada‘s world heritage site Fort Henry; for a five kilometre course filled with fun and challenging obstacles. Open to all competitors from novice to advanced, over 15 obstacles have been designed to test strength, determination and team spirit.
“Challenge yourself and your friends to storm Fort Henry at Cannonball Crush”
The race is open to those over the age of 18 on the day of the race and is designed for all fitness levels. Canonball Crush encourages everyone to try and conquer Fort Henry! You can register online here until midnight on June 4.
Where to view Canonball Crush 2019
Canonball Crush takes place at the historic Fort Henry in Kingston, Ontario. (1 Fort Henry Dr, Kingston, ON K7K 5G8, Canada).
How to get around Kingston
Located on Lake Ontario, the Canadian city is located two hours south of Ottawa. The nearest airport is Kingston Airport, located approximately 20 minutes from Fort Henry. Visitors can drive or utilise public transport to get to and from the event. Parking is free at Canonball Crush and visitors can park in the main parking lot beside the Discovery Centre.
Where to stay for Canonball crush 2019
Fort Henry is located ten minutes from the city centre, making it close to many attractions and accomodation options. A range of hotels and hostels are available, depending on your budget. Kingston is also home to a vibrant Airbnb community, with many highly rated properties available. You can explore nearby options below.
Things to do in Kingston
There are plenty of things to see and do in the riverfront city of Kingston. The city is home Canada’s world heritage site Fort Henry, which will remain open throughout the event. The trade square will also be open to the public. Many historic sites such as Kingston Penitentiary and Bellevue House are also available for visitors to explore the local history.
Kingston is within the vicinity of The Thousand Islands – a group of over 1,800 islands in the St. Lawrence River. The islands are a hub for outdoor activities including sailing and fishing; and regular boat tours are also available. A number of parks and reserves with running and hiking trails are also available throughout the city and surrounding areas.
Canonball Crush 2019 Dates
The next edition of Canonball Crush will take place on June 8, 2019.
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