A 3 hours drive from Toronto, the sparkling blue waters of Lake Huron and Georgian Bay splash upon the sandy beaches and rocky shorelines of Grey, Bruce and Huron counties offering breathtaking sunsets. The Niagara Escarpment rises up from the rolling farmlands offering a backdrop for picturesque countryside, inland lakes, colourful towns and hamlets. Hiking the Bruce Trail along the limestone cliffs offers glimpses of birds and wildlife, ferns, orchids and ancient dwarf cedar trees, for which this area is renowned.
A 3 hours drive from Toronto, the sparkling blue waters of Lake Huron and Georgian Bay splash upon the sandy beaches and rocky shorelines of Grey, Bruce and Huron counties offering breathtaking sunsets.
The Niagara Escarpment rises up from the rolling farmlands offering a backdrop for picturesque countryside, inland lakes, colourful towns and hamlets. Hiking the Bruce Trail along the limestone cliffs offers glimpses of birds and wildlife, ferns, orchids and ancient dwarf cedar trees, for which this area is renowned.
The annual parade of seasons means that Bruce Peninsula is photogenic at any time of year. The summer months are busiest with tourists so if you can get there in May or June you will beat the rush - but prepared of blackflies and mosquitoes.