Bruce Peninsula National Park is definitely the most beautiful place in Ontario due to the amazing hikes and incredible views off of the edge of cliffs. It is a place that I try to visit annually both during summer and during fall. Visiting the park can be a challenge during high season, but I’ve put together a day trip guide that lets you experience the park without the chaos of tourists. You can check it out here: A Day Trip to Bruce Peninsula National Park. And here are some photos that will prove to you the park is the most beautiful place in Ontario, Canada. **Please note that this blog…
A Day Trip to Bruce Peninsula National Park
Bruce Peninsula National Park continues to rise in popularity due to it’s beautiful hiking trails and incredible turquoise water views of Georgian Bay (not to mention it’s an amazing day trip!). As the 156 square kilometre park is located on part of the Niagara Escarpment, there are plenty of tall cliffs made of rocks up to 400 million years old. Along with breathtaking views of the water and caves at the edge of the cliffs, there are neat rock formations along the hiking trails to both admire and climb. Bruce Peninsula National Park provides a wonderful day trip nature escape from the city, with hiking, kayaking, canoeing, swimming, scuba diving,…
