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Jun 16, 2018 · The first place I stopped for photography when I reached the Bruce Peninsula was Sauble Falls, which is on the southwest side of the peninsula north of the resort town of Sauble Beach. The best views of the series of low tiers of water that form the falls are from the south side of the Sauble River, which is best accessed from a parking area ...
Description. Every spring and fall, rainbow trout and chinook salmon struggle over each ledge of this cascading waterfall to spawn upstream. Flanked by immature forest, the falls used to power a timber mill and generating station. Now they are the terminus of the Rankin River canoe route, ideal for novice canoeists.
Sauble Falls Provincial Park. Sauble Falls Provincial Park is the perfect basecamp for visits to nearby Sauble Beach and the Bruce Peninsula. It is in the lower drainage basin of the Sauble River which flows into Lake Huron.
- About The Bruce Peninsula
- Amazing Things to Do on The Bruce Peninsula Ontario
- Explore The Towns of The Bruce
- Experience world-class Hiking
- Bruce Peninsula Beaches
- Bruce Peninsula National Park
- Fathom Five National Marine Park
- Bruce Peninsula Caves
- Bruce Peninsula Waterfalls
- Bruce Peninsula Lighthouses
Dividing Georgian Bay and Lake Huron, the Bruce Peninsula juts outwards between the cities of Southampton and Owen Sound. At its tip is the town of Tobermory, a popular summer vacation spot for those visiting both Bruce Peninsula National Park as well as Fathom Five National Marine Park. Tobermory is also the location of the Chi Cheemaun Ferry whic...
There is a wide range of Bruce Peninsula activities for every interest. Whether you’re looking to explore the Bruce Peninsula beaches, hikes, town, or waters, our guide to the Bruce Peninsula lets will help you plan the ultimate itinerary. We’ll lay out the best things to do on the Bruce Peninsula from the base to the tip to help you plan your visi...
From bottom to top, the Bruce Peninsula is packed with magnificent small towns. Here are just a few that you’ll want to check out.
Hiking on the Bruce Peninsula is an experience that draws outdoor lovers from around the world. Beyond the epic Bruce Trail, which covers a massive 904 kilometres from Niagara to Tobermory, hikers are drawn to other Bruce Peninsula hikes. Here are a few of them.
With the Bruce Peninsula being surrounded by water on both sides, there’s no surprise that it is home to some absolutely phenomenal beaches. Some of these beaches are absolutely world-class and no visit would be complete without a dip.
The crown jewel of the Bruce Peninsula is none other than Bruce Peninsula National Park. The park covers 156 sq. km of craggy limestone cliffs, mixed forests, wetlands, and rocky shores. One visit and you’ll understand why it’s been made a part of the UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve. Bruce Peninsula National Park is home to some of the most popular ...
Located off the shores of Tobermory, Fathom Five National Marine Park is Ontario’s only National Marine Park. The series of islands and protected waters that make up this important area makes it one of the most incredible places to visit on the Bruce Peninsula. The park is home to an incredible collection of islands and shipwrecks that draw divers ...
Hidden within the gorgeous landscape of the Bruce Peninsula are a collection of jaw-dropping cave systems that visitors are just beginning to discover. Exploring these cave systems is one of the most exciting things to do on the Bruce Peninsula. There are three major Bruce Peninsula caves that draw visitors. And each one has it’s own unique feature...
Some of the most beautiful waterfalls in Ontario are located at the base of the Bruce Peninsula. While these disappear as you head north, these Bruce Peninsula waterfalls make for some spectacular stops on your road trip itinerary.
There are 15 Bruce Peninsula Lighthouses to visit and photograph during your time in the region. They dot the shores and islands on both sides of the peninsula.
Jun 7, 2016 · * Part I * * Part II * * Part III * * Part IV * * Part V * * Part VI * * Part VII * As mentioned in my recent posts since coming back from...
Jun 14, 2011 · As a botanist, I am naturally most interested in the endless list of rare and incredible plants that can be found blooming during June on the Bruce Peninsula. Known most for it's wild orchids, the Bruce has an astonishing 44 species indigenous to its small area.
Jan 4, 2024 · The Falling Water Trail is a 30.5km loop within the Bruce Trail, that connects two magnificent waterfalls: Hogg’s Falls and Eugenia Falls. Including loops and side trails, the Falling Water Trail offers dozens of stunning vantage points and at almost any point on the trail, the sound of rushing water can be heard—from the babbling of gentle ...
