Bruce Peninsula National Park, Ontario
Natural Feature

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One of southern Ontario’s largest protected areas, Bruce Peninsula National Park features rare orchids and 1,000-year-old cedar trees. On its eastern coast, the park is bounded by the spectacular Niagara Escarpment, a designated biosphere reserve, and, on its western coastline, you’ll find incredible beaches on the shores of Lake Huron. Stop in at the visitors’ center, home to a 65ft (20m) observation tower, offering wonderful views over the park, and check out one of its best-known attractions, the Grotto, a scenic limestone cave located between the Marr Lake and Georgian Bay hiking trails.