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Sauble Beach Wiarton Tobermory Scale 1:13,000 Second St N 13 Cres . St. Edmunds Lindsay St Second Ave N Ave Second Lake 1 Cameron Lake to Cyprus Lake 6 Little Cove’s Adventure Huron Paddle and hike in one day. This light paddling adventure will Test your limits on both the High Ropes and Low Third Ave N take you from Cameron Lake to Cyprus Lake. You will then Ropes Course. Climb from tree to tree, swing Lakeshore Blvd N Albemarle Cres Woodland Cres Sauble Falls Parkway Davidson Dr hike around Cyprus Lake to the iconic view of the turquoise from tire to tire, or zip from rope to rope! Your St N First First St N Dr Lakeland waters of Georgian Bay from the Grotto. This trip is made for guide will provide you with all the necessary safety beginner level kayakers and hikers. equipment and show you through the course. No Main St 8 experience needed. Sauble First St S Bannister Dr Beach Business: SUNTRAIL Source For Adventure Sign Phone No.: 1-877-882-2958 Business: Little Cove Adventures Website: www.suntrail.net Phone No.: 519-596-8622 Community Centre Dr Centre Community Second Ave S Lakeshore Blvd S Address: Highway #6 Hepworth, ON N0H 1P0 Website: www.littlecove.ca Third Ave S Gould Ave Bannister Park Fifth St S Address: 7111 Highway #6 Tobermory, Sixth St S Southampton Parkway Shore Rd South Beach ON N0H 2R0 2 Flowerpot Island Take a Glass Bottom Boat Tour or a Jet Boat Tour through Jenny St Fathom Five National Marine Park to Flowerpot Island. Both 7 Slice of Light 13 tours will take you to the best view of Big Tub Lighthouse, two Kayak within the islands of Lake Huron, explore Bayview St shipwrecks and the famous flowerpots! the shores around a beautiful hidden lighthouse and catch a glimpse of shore birds. Half or full Wiarton Marina Business: Blue Heron Company day options available (full day includes a gourmet !"6 Phone No.: 1-855-596-2999 lunch) all gear is included. Website: www.blueheronco.com Dan Davidson McNaughton St Ball Diamond Gould St Address: 7425 Highway #6 Business: Explorer’s Tread Dog Park Colpoys Tobermory, ON N0H 2R0 Phone No.: 519-270-8461 Bay Website: www.explorerstread.com R.R. #3 Lion’s Head, ON N0H 1W0 Bluewater Park Business: Bruce Anchor Cruises Address: Phone No.: 1-800-591-4254 Division St Home of Wiarton Willie Website: www.bruceanchorcruises.com Old Train Station Address: 7468 Highway #6 P.O. Box 160 Berford St 8 Forty Chin Whips Tobermory, ON N0H 2R0 Not to worry, this trek is not 40kms long nor will William St your chin be whipped. Serenity is easily found Farmer’s Coastlines of the Bruce Peninsula by exploring the forests and scenic vistas of the John St 3 Peninsula Market Bruce. Moderate terrain, scenic views, half or full Shores May to Oct Learn how to Stand Up Paddle and experience the day options available (full day includes a gourmet District WiartonGeorge St magnificent coastlines of the Bruce Peninsula. Explore the lunch). School Brown St Claude St Scott St natural wonders and clear blue waters of Bruce Peninsula, Dawson St SBP Municipal Office to Keppel Airport Fathom Five National Marine Park and surrounding waters Business: Explorer’s Tread with an experienced guide. From basic to advanced Phone No.: 519-270-8461 26 touring. Frank St Website: www.explorerstread.com Taylor St Isaac St Address: R.R. #3 Lion’s Head, ON N0H 1W0 Jimmy Business: Fathom Paddling Guiding/Fathom SUP Brown Phone No.: 1-226-923-1027 Park Mary St Website: www.fathompaddleguiding.ca Explore Fishing Islands Bruce Trail Address: Tobermory, ON N0H 2R0 9 . Enjoy kayaking and test your skills from the shelter of small islands. Venture into a small archipelago Scale 1:10,000 4 Greig’s Caves for views of amazing wildlife. The wide range Hike through 10 natural limestone caves that were formed of topography and island terrain is geared for thousands of years ago. Rugged forested trails, beautiful Elm St paddlers of any skill level. ferns and wild flowers and the spectacular turquoise waters of Georgian Bay from 300 feet above! Business: SUNTRAIL Source For Adventure Phone No.: 1-877-882-2958 Business: Greig’s Caves Website: www.suntrail.net Phone No.: 519-377-8762 Address: Highway #6 Hepworth, ON N0H1P0 Website: www.greigscaves.ca \ Address: 407 Scenic Cave Road, Lion’s Head, ON Doctor Is. Chi-Cheemaun Car Ferry to N0H 1W0 \ Manitoulin Island 1hr 45min 10 Stone Rush Skinner’s Bluff to Bruce Caves \ 5 Stones, Spokes and Snakes. Ride rolling and Georgain A breathtaking 11 km hike along the Bruce Trail, atop the rugged single track through a forgiving forest while Niagara Escarpment. Spectacular lookouts over Colpoys Bay discovering hidden treasures all around you. You Bay \ showcasing the rising Escarpment. Explore Bruce Caves, an will be amazed with what you find. Single tract, ancient sea cave now surrounded by rich forest greens. different levels of difficulty, half or full day option \ Elgin St available (full day includes a gourmet lunch) Business: Spirit Rock Outpost and Lodge \ Phone No.: 519-534-5168 Business: Explorer’s Tread Big Tub Website: www.thespiritrock.com Phone No.: 519-270-8461 Big Tub Rd Lighthouse \ Address: 877 Berford St. Highway #6 Website: www.explorerstread.com St S Wiarton, ON NOH 2T0 Address: R.R. #3 Lion’s Head, ON N0H 1W0 Shipwrecks \ Tub Harbour Chi-Cheemaun Bay Big Car Ferry Harpur Dr Terminal \ Big Tub Rd Front St Tobermory 1. Bruce Peninsula National Park, 6. Lion’s Head Lookout J - 9 Trail Lookout Tower C - 3 Bruce Carlton St Bruce Trail 7. Sydney Bay Lookout L - 12 Cairn 2. Big Tub Harbour B - 3 Legion St Head St 8. Purple Valley Lookout M - 13 Brock St 3. Devil’s Monument H - 6 Parks Canada Visitor Centre & 9. Wiarton Willie’s Home K - 15 Lookout Tower 4. Cabot Head Lighthouse H - 4 10. Sauble Beach Sign H - 18 G - 10 Nicholas St 5. Sandy Beach Hay Bay Rd . See map on reverse side for use of the coordinates. 6 Scale 1:12,000 !" Chi sin tib dek Rd Viewing Isthmus Platform Bay Farmer’s 29 Market May to Oct Lion’s Head St Lighthouse Helen St Byron St McNeil Beach Park Trail Campground Scott St Bruce Edgewood St William St Webster MainSt St The information in this Bayfield St brochure was deemed Sauble accurate at the time of Moore St printing. All water based activities are weather Bruce Peninsula dependent. District School . Copyright 2015 Beach Scale 1:15,000 Hayes Dr Lion’s Head Arena Hwy 6 9 9 Fitzwilliam Island m i a l l i l e z w n i t n F h a C Yeo Is. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O p 1 1 Chi-Cheemaun Car Ferry to Manitoulin Island 1hr 45min. Snake Is. Cove Island Lighthouse Gig Pt. 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