Things to do
Winter Activities
Living with Black Bears

Fish the Bruce
Chantry Chinook Classic Fishing Derby - 1.519.832.6477 or visit www.bmts.com/~fish

Bruce Peninsula Fishing Derby - 1.519.793.3122
Sauble Beach Spring Fishing Derby - 1.519.422.1762

Make sure you are properly licensed, 18 to 65 need an outdoors card and a fishing license tag, available at 1.800.387.7011

Hiking Trails
National Park trails plan at least a half a day on trails to view Indian Head Cove, the Natural Arch and the Grotto. Many of these hikes still penetrate remote areas, so take precautions at all times.
There are also trails on Flower Pot Is., take a tour boat to the Island, and then follow the signs. For further info visit www.pbtc.on.ca or www.brucetrail.org

Kayaking
www.thorncrestoutfitters.com
Tobermory - 1.519.596.8908

Scuba Diving or Snorkel Excursions, Fishing Charters or Kayak Rentals
Tobermory 1.519.596.2200 or www.blueheronco.com

Snow Shoeing & Cross Country Skiing
Macgregor Park 1.519.389.9056
Bruce Peninsula National Park 1.519.596.2233

Golfing
Cornerstone Golf Club Tobermory - 9 Hole Course, Driving Range, Mini Golf
1.519.596.2332 or www.cornerstonegolf.ca

Snowmobile
Scenic Rankin Bridge Rd. - Contact Park 1.519.422.1952
or Chamber of Commerce 1.877.534.1400

Bird watching In the Bruce - www.bpbo.ca
Out on the open waters of Lake Huron and Georgian Bay you can find common loon, mergansers and gulls throughout the year. During the busy migration (early spring and late fall) you can find grebes, cormorants, scoters, oldsquaw, goldeneye, bufflehead, terns and other transient waterfowl.

Great Places to Eat
Craigie's Fish & Chips in Tobermory (white fish & fries) 1.519.596.2867
Rocky Raccoon in Dyers Bay 1.519.795.7586
Maple Ridge Restaurant #6 Hwy near Miller Lake 1.519.795.7575
Lion's Head Inn 1.519.793.4601
*Check out all the local Artisans in the area. Information centres are in Tobermory or Ferndale.

Diving & Shipwrecks
Fathom Five National Marine Park in Tobermory - see some of Canada's oldest and best preserved shipwrecks.
1.519.596.2200 or www.gswatersports.com

Swimming & Canoeing
Cliffhanger has a fabulous cobble beach, with shallow swimming, note: water can be refreshing, bring your wet suit if you can't brave the elements. There is a canoe for your use, most of the time the water is very calm but it can change quickly and get rough, check the weather. Use at own risk.

Another fabulous place to canoe is at Emmett Lake.

There is a boat launch just down from Cliffhanger, should you have a bigger boat we suggest launching in Dyers bay.

Dog Sledding
www.singingdogs.ca

Aerial Tours Available
Inquire at information centres.

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