Once home to the Petun First Nations people and currently situated within one of Canada’s 18 UNESCO sites, year around attraction includes labyrinth of caves and caverns 70 ft below the surface with multiple panoramic vistas of Georgian Bay along limestone cliff edges.
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Situated within one of Canada’s eighteen UNESCO biosphere reserves and dating back 450 million years, location is steeped rich in history and heritage. Explore new heights from the longest Suspension Bridge in Southern Ontario, or take in Hiking Trail Centre offering 15 kilometers of trails meandering through 370 unspoiled acres of natural beauty. Experience the unique views of the 200 year old forest, with well-marked trails offering gentle rolling slopes to steep climbs, and expansive, world class views!
THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO:
- Access to the Caves/Crevasse is included in park admission.
- Hiking or running shoes are mandatory for admission
- Sorry no pets.
- Self-guided trails are clearly marked and guests should allow a minimum of 2 hours.
- Trail maps are provided in English, French, German, Japanese, Dutch and Spanish
- Strollers are not permitted on the trails but carriers can be used.
- All ages welcome. Please note, due to steep and uneven trails in some areas, guests will encounter natural obstacles.
- Youth must be accompanied by an adult.
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