Beaver River Canoe Route
A famed First Nations transportation route today this is one of Southern Ontario’s great recreational canoe routes. Suitable for paddlers of any experience even novice for more information visit my Beaver River Canoe Route page.
Black Creek Provincial Park
While the Bruce Peninsula may have more famous beaches such as Sauble Beach and Wasaga Beach the beach at this quaint little park has the same fine white sand and warm shallow waters. A lot more quiet is makes for a great place to spend a quiet afternoon on a warm summer day. For more information visit my Black Creek Provincial Park page.
Bruce Peninsula National Park
Towering limestine cliffs, turquoise water and ancient cedars are just some of the natural wonders at this park that many consider to be the most beautiful in the province. A bit out of the way visitors will surely not be dissappointed. To find out more about this incredible park area visit my Bruce Peninsula National Park page.
Collingwood
The heart of Ontario’s four season recreational playground this small community on the southern shore of Georgian Bay caters to a higher end visitor at its Blue Mountain Resort but also makes for a great day trip. Located less than 2 hours north of Toronto if planning a visit, check out my Collingwood page for more information.
Craigleith Provincial Park
Located on the southern shores of Georgian Bay this small park if famous for its 450 million year old fossils of long extinct marine animals that can usually be found along its beautiful shale beach. In the shadow of Blue Mountain this camping hub is very close to some of the province’s best recreational opportunities. For more information visit my Craigleith Provincial Park page.
Fathom Five National Park
Canada’s first marine national park it is located just off the tip of the Bruce and is accessible from the nearby town of Tobermory. Known for Flowerpot Island and its many shipwrecks the frigid clear blue waters make it Ontario’s premier diving destination. For more information visit my Fathom Five National Park page.
Lion’s Head
A small town set amongst spectacular scenery a sidetrip to the area is a must for those seeking to see one of the most beautiful parts of the Province. Also a hub of outdoor activities especially for those that wish a more extreme adventure. To find out more about this beautiful area visit my Lion’s Head page.
Nottawasaga River Canoe Route
The historic “Iroquios Outlet” is a legendary paddle route along the Nottawasaga River to its mouth at the legendary sands of Wasaga Beach. One of the best recreational kayak and canoe routes in Southern Ontario it is suitable for paddlers of any experience. For more information visit my Nottawasaga River Canoe Route page.
Owen Sound
Located at the base of the Bruce Peninsula it is its largest community and sits at the end of a beautiful inlet of Georgian Bay . Museums, waterfalls and the natural beauty of the Niagara Escarpment surround it. While many only pass through it on their way to destinations further afield the community does have much to offer. For more information visit my Owen Sound page.
Port Elgin
A summer holiday destination it has a nice collection of beaches along the Lake Huron coastline. Perfectly located at the centre of a multitude of recreational activities if you are planning a visit get more information at my Port Elgin page.
Pretty River Valley Provincial Park
Marking the south eastern boundary of the Bruce Peninsula this tiny park sits near the Niagara Escapment’s highest point at Osler Bluffs and contains some glacial erosion features unique to the area. A nice quiet place for a hike or snowshoe, for more information visit my Pretty River Valley Provincial Park page.
Sauble Beach
Consistently competing for the title of “best beach in Canada” this small town has 11 kilomtres (7 miles) of soft golden sand affronting shallow warm waters that make it perfect for swimming. For many, the only place in the Bruce they ever visit, get all the information you need to plan a trip to this memorable holiday destination at my Sauble Beach page.
Sauble Falls Provincial Park
One of the Bruce Peninsula’s true gems this small park boasts excellent fishing, swimming, camping and canoeing. Loaded with fish during the annual spring and fall spawning seasons the park is known worldwide to avid anglers and is one of the Province’s MUST visit fishing destinations. Visit my Sauble Falls Provincial Park page for more information.
Southampton
The oldest port on the Bruce Peninsula it sports a beautiful beach that is much quieter than its more famous neighbours, a bird Sanctuary located just offshore on Chantry Island and an iconic lighthouse. A great place to spend a weekend get all the information you need at my Southampton page.
Tobermory
Located amongst some of the most stunning scenery in all of Ontario the area is a must for those seeking beauty unmatched elsewhere in the Province. While isolated and located far from the major toursit attractions the tiny hamlet definitely should be included on any extended itinerary. The scuba diving capital of the province for more information visit my Tobermory page.
Wasaga Beach
The Province’s most famous beach destination it is also home to the world’s longest freshwater beach. This glorious stretch of soft white sand is one of Ontario’s premier long weekend party destinations and it can get extremely crowded. A summer destination not to be missed for more information visit my Wasaga Beach page.
Wasaga Beach Provincial Park
The world’s longest freshwater beach is actually part of this park that also protects some unique and rare dune ecosystems. The province’s most visited provincial park if you are gong to Wasaga you are going to the park so visit my Wasaga Beach Provincial Park page for more information.
Wiarton
Located halfway up the peninsula this small town is known as the “Gateway to the Bruce”. It is also world renowned as the home of Wiarton Willie, the world’s most famous weather prognasticating rodent. For more information visit my Wiarton page.