Being outdoors is being in Bruce County.
Be all you can be this winter in the Bruce, there is something for everyone to enjoy outdoors, with 2400 km of snowmobile trails, awesome groomed cross country ski trails, great locations to break trail while snowshoeing, skate on an outdoor rink or in one of are many indoor arenas, you will have a blast this winter in the Bruce!
In the spring, summer, and autumn, there are beaches for swimming, birds for watching, boats for touring, canoes and kayaks for paddling and trails for hiking. Discover caves, fish, flowers and furry things. Treasure hunt in our caves, find treasures geocaching. golf, scuba dive or ride a horse. Hike the Bruce Trail, take in one of our many cool events.
Take the kids to the park or the zoo and push them on the swings. Watch world famous sunsets…over and over again. Stopping to have a picnic lunch atop a scenic lookout can be breathtaking.
Bruce County is filled with picture perfect vistas and host to world famous sunsets, enough to fill your roll of film. Fall is also an ideal time to take in the view, drive the back-roads to view the fall colours. Mother earth created a unique environment for plant life here that naturalists and gardeners are crazy about. From orchids to ferns to beautifully manicured gardens, this is a sacred place for everyone. Take in our self-guided Rural Gardens of Grey Bruce garden tour, all part of Ontario's Natural Retreat or spend a day on the water, we are a beach lover's paradise.
Over 400 kilometres of shoreline awaits you, from the cool clear waters of Georgian Bay on the east side of the Bruce Peninsula to the warm sandy beaches of Lake Huron. Don't like the feel of sand between your toes? Try a shale or pebble beach instead. The large table rocks of the Georgian Bay shoreline make a great picnic spot for the whole family to enjoy! Bring your friends and make it a party.
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