Bruce Peninsula National Park of Canada

Learning Experiences

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Summer Interpretive Programs

In July and August we offer interpretive programs to help you enjoy the special character of Bruce Peninsula National Park. A schedule of events is posted at various locations around Tobermory and is available at any park office. The regular events include naturalist demos, guided hikes and evening programs.

Guided Hike © Parks Canada/ PB Collection

Iris © Parks Canada/ PB Collection

School Programs

Contact the park to request a program.

The Escarpment Explorer Hike

Hiking
© Parks Canada/ PB Collection

Meet an Interpreter at the Head-of-Trails parking lot at Cyprus Lake where we will follow the Georgian Bay / Marr Lake Trail. The hike will focus on past and present factors influencing the formation of the Niagara Escarpment. Emphasis will be placed on the special ecology of the cliff edge.

Hike along the 25-metre (80 ft.) high dolostone cliffs of the Niagara Escarpment World Biosphere Reserve.

See cedar trees that are part of the oldest forests in Ontario.

Experience the magnificent view over Fathom Five National Marine Park's islands.

Scramble over rock beaches formed thousands of years ago.

Visit sink holes, ancient coral reefs, and sea caves.

Programs are limited to 32 students maximum per Interpreter.
Programs are subject to availability and geographic location.
Programs are available during spring and fall.
For program fee information, check Fees section