Bruce Peninsula National Park
Sensational Topography
Embracing a sizable
chunk of the property
at the top of the Bruce Peninsula, Bruce Peninsula
National Park protects a treasure trove of different landscapes and habitats.
The most prominent section is the coast, where cliffs, caves and coves of the Niagara Escarpment create a dramatic setting. Hiking to the Grotto along the Bruce Trail is the park’s most popular activity. The rugged route includes natural rock tunnels, arches, a boulder beach and 40-metre-high cliffs that plunge into the stunning turquoise water of Georgian Bay.
On the other side on the peninsula, on Lake Huron, the park features the sandy, flat expanse of Singing Sands – an ideal beach for kids to wade and play. Inland is filled with lakes and forest, orchids and ferns, old growth cedars and birds galore.
Parks Canada Visitor Centre
The Parks Canada
Visitor Centre is a perfect
starting point. You can watch a movie about the park, climb the 20-metre-high
viewing tower, and plan your exploration. The campgrounds fill to capacity each
summer, so book well in advance, or consider visiting in spring and fall
instead.
Bruce Peninsula National Park and Fathom Five National Marine Park summer programs information.
Address:
407 Cyprus Lake Rd @ Hwy 6
Tobermory, ON N0H 2R0
Phone: 877-737-3783
Fax: 519-596-2298
Email: bruce-fathomfive@pc.gc.ca
Website: click here
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