Discover the Most Beautiful Mile of Water
in the World!
Connecting Lake Dora to Lake Eustis, this one mile passage was straightened in the late 1880’s to allow steam boats to transport oranges and mail from Lake Dora into the Oklawaha River. It’s banks are lined with bald cypress tress and their unique rooting system that creates fantastic places for the numerous birds, alligators, and turtles to display themselves.
School Field Trips
Educational Boat Tour through the Dora Canal where students can observe and learn about the biology, geography, and history of the bald cypress tree lined river.
Summer Camp Field Trips
A fun and educational boat tour through the Dora Canal looking for Alligators, Turtles, and different water birds for summer camp groups, church groups, and other youth groups.
Internships
High school student interested in Boating and Nature? Want to learn what it is like to work in the boating tourism industry?
