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Bruce County

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From the sunset shores of Lake Huron at Point Clark, to the sunrise shores in Wiarton, you’ll love exploring Bruce County and the Bruce Peninsula. Comprised of the waterfront communities of Huron-Kinloss, Kincardine, Saugeen Shores, South Bruce Peninsula and Northern Bruce Peninsula, including the towns of Kincardine, Port Elgin, Southampton, Sauble Beach, Wiarton, Lion’s Head and Tobermory, it’s no exaggeration to say there’s something here for everyone. With famous hiking, climbing and scuba diving experiences, mountain biking, boat tours, stellar camping, cottages and resorts, restaurants and bakeries, you’ll find the opportunities nearly inexhaustible.

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Trail Attributes

Trail Distance: 303km

Local Maps and ConnectionsStaging AreasAmenities and TransitHelpful Links

Links to Local Maps

Explore the Bruce

Bruce Trail: Canada’s oldest and longest footpath, connecting Queenston to Tobermory.

Saugeen RailTrail: The Saugeen RailTrail is an 8 km off-road multi-use trail connecting the hearts of Southampton and Port Elgin with the Bruce County Rail Trail and Great Lakes Waterfront Trail.

Bruce County Rail Trail: An off-road gravel multi-use trail linking several communities in Bruce County from Kincardine (near the Bruce Power Facility) to Port Elgin, Southampton, Paisley, Walkerton, and Mildmay before terminating near the Town of Clifford.

Staging Areas

  • Ripley: Ripley Huron Community Centre and Arena – 17 Queen St., Ripley, ON
  • Lucknow: Lucknow Arena – 662 Campbell St., Lucknow, ON
  • Kincardine: Station Beach: 200 Station Beach Road, Kincardine, ON 
  • Port Elgin: Port Elgin Main Beach: 100 Green St, Port Elgin, ON
  • Southampton: The Lakeside Terminii of High, Chantry View and Beach Streets in Southampton. (Limited parking, especially in summer months)
  • Lion’s Head: Lion’s Head Arena, 4 Tackabury St. Lion’s Head, ON
  • Tobermory: Tobermory Community Centre, 7420 Highway 6, Tobermory, ON. (Limited parking, especially in summer months)
  • Pike Bay: Pike Bay Park, (Across from) 727 Pike Bay Rd, Pike Bay, ON
  • Wiarton: Bluewater Park: 400 William St, Wiarton, ON
  • Sauble Beach: Intersection of Main St & Lakeshore Blvd N., Sauble Beach, ON (Parking Fees Apply)
  • Red Bay: Red Bay Community Park: Symon Ave, Red Bay, ON

Amenities

  • Accommodations, Campground
  • Accommodations, Roofed
  • Beaches
  • Groceries
  • Hospital
  • LCBO (Includes Breweries and Wineries)
  • Marinas
  • Museums
  • Outfitters
  • Restaurants
  • Shopping Areas
  • Tourist Information
  • Washrooms
  • WIFI
  • Winter Maintenance

Transit

• Grey Transit

Helpful Links

Bruce County

BruceGreySimcoe Tourism

Explore the Bruce

Mountain Bike The Bruce

BruceGreySimcoe Cycling

Grey Sauble Conservation Authority

Ontario By Bike – Cycle Friendly Businesses and Trip Ideas

Links to Community Profiles in Bruce County:

South Bruce Peninsula

Northern Bruce Peninsula

Saugeen Shores

Kincardine

Huron-Kinloss

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