National Park
Bruce Peninsula National Park
Much of the area just south of Tobermory is protected by this national park, flaunting some of Ontario's finest assets: the Niagara Escarpment, 1000-year-old cedars, rare orchids and crystal-clear, limestone-refracted waters. Spectacular sections of the famous Bruce Trail run the park's length and include the must-see Grotto, Indian Head Cove and Halfway Log Dump. Don't miss Singing Sands, across Hwy 6. Though the park remains quiet most of the year, be prepared to share the magic with tourist busloads in July and August.