This summer, let the lure of the open road draw you to Bruce County motorcycle touring routes. In southern Bruce you’ll travel through rich farmland with beautiful stone houses and handsome barns. Or, if you prefer to stay close to the shoreline, try the Georgian Bay Coastal Route Motorcycle Tour. It will take you on the best motorcycle roads around Georgian Bay, with lots of interesting places to stop, and beautiful scenery everywhere! read more...

With 14 lighthouses and range lights along its coast, Bruce County has one of the largest concentrations of these romantic, life-saving structures anywhere on the Great Lakes. You can see them all in a few days of touring the Bruce coast. Lighthouses were extremely important back in the days when the lakes were our highways. Along the Bruce coast, with its hidden shoals and cliff-bound shores, lighthouses offered beacons of hope in storms or foggy weather. read more...

Bruce Peninsula National Park is one place you don’t want to miss during your visit to the Bruce. The park is known for its unusual habitats. You can visit an alvar, where uncommon plants grow on natural limestone pavements. You can hike through dense cedar forests along the Lake Huron shore, listening to the songs of warblers and glimpsing rare plants like the calypso orchid. read more...

The www.foodlinkgreybruce.com website – the most comprehensive resource for sourcing local food in Grey Bruce with up to date information on 335 local food businesses, plus local events, news, links, and resources on local food issues and activities. The Grey Bruce Agriculture & Culinary Map lists 131 local food businesses, what they sell, where they are and when they are open. It is also an excellent map of Grey Bruce to keep in your car for day trips. The map is widely available at tourist information booths and brochure racks across the region read more...