Owen Sound 2019

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Contents Mayor’s Welcome .............................. OS3 Come for the View, Stay for the Culture............................ OS4 Owen Sound After Dark....................... OS5 The Arts, Our Local Galleries............... OS9 Grey Bruce Map .............................. OS12 Waterfalls ....................................... OS14 Where to Stay in Grey Bruce ............ OS19 Owen Sound Events ......................... OS23

Mayor’s Welcome Owen Sound is a Friendly Four-Season Playground and Activity Centre We are a sports and recreation City. We trade our sleds and skates for sails and swimsuits, outdoor ice pad for splash pad, and hockey and hills for hiking and biking. There is nothing better in the summer than being by the Bay for some boating, fishing and a BBQ. We are an arts and culture City. When not playing outside, we have unique shopping in our heritage downtown including several art galleries, theatre, museums, and great restaurants. Have a look at our diverse list of festivals and events. Whether it be cars, fishing, food, heritage or music, we have something for everyone. (Watch for a new event in downtown Owen Sound in the fall.)

We are a City closely entwined with our pristine natural environment. Surrounded by the cliffs of the Niagara Escarpment and the blue waters of Georgian Bay, there are great views from the Bruce Trial, camping at our historic Harrison Park, trails for all skill levels and beaches at our waterfront.

Please come visit us in Grey & Bruce and plan a few days here in Owen Sound.

I hope to see you on the water.

Art Galleries

When it comes to art, Owen Sound truly has it all. The Scenic City is home to a vast variety of galleries, studios and museums that boast unique collections of photography, paintings, sculptures and more.

Little known secret… hitting up Owen Sound’s galleries on the regular is an inexpensive habit. Lucky for us, many of our galleries offer free admission, meaning you can spend a day exploring the city’s art without draining your bank account. Check out more about our City’s galleries in this publication!

Downtown Shopping

Visitor Information Centre

Owen Sound operates a full service Visitor Information Centre on the waterfront, housed in a historic railway depot at 1155 1st Ave. West. Our friendly, knowledgeable staff will help with all your visitor needs, from maps and guides to souvenirs and trip planning. Can’t make it in person?

Visit owensoundtourism.ca or call 519-371-9833 or 1-888-675-5555.

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Our eclectic thriving historic downtown offers more than meets the eye. Upon first glimpse, one may question what makes it so special.

What many quickly come to realize is that the many unique shops make downtown a destination.

Whether grabbing supplies, hitting up the barber or stylist, seeking the perfect new piece of home décor, or browsing the uncommonly pleasing upcycled antique shops, you’ll find downtown Owen Sound has so much to offer. End your day with family and friends over a delicious meal at one of our authentic downtown restaurants and cafés and catch the sun set into the horizon over the picturesque bay.

Festivals & Events

Owen Sound is the spot to be for fun and entertainment this summer.

Gather up the troops, research local event listings on our Tourism events calendar, Facebook, Instagram or subscribe to our weekly e-blast to receive weekly festival, events, and attraction updates!

Harbourfest, Hottest Street Sale, Summerfolk, Salmon Spectacular and more events are highlighted throughout this guide.

Outdoor Recreation

Owen Sound has the most to offer when it comes to outdoor recreation, so get out and enjoy any of the beautiful outdoor facilities our City has to offer. From ball diamonds, soccer complexes, parks and trails. Explore our beautiful harbour and bay, winding rivers, tree-lined streets, plush parks, and numerous trails, you’ll be sure to get your daily dose of vitamin D, max out your steps for the day, and get that heart rate up and pumpin’ no matter what the season.

Bike rentals available daily at the Visitor Centre. Enjoy!

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Come for the View, Stay for the Culture We all have that one friend who gets themselves in trouble, is a constant liability of sorts, and sometimes says and does things in public that make problems for all of us.

Sound because of its flaws, because of its stubbornness, and because of its regional reputation as a town stuck in a mid 1980s time warp. I didn’t always love this place, but I’ve made a choice to stick with it - and I’ll tell you why.

That friend may or may not know the impact of their actions - or inactions - and we typically respond to their behaviorisms in one way: we stick up for them, but we sometimes take on that task begrudgingly and with a grain of salt. That friend may not be perfect, but they’re our imperfect friend.

See what I’m getting at?

OS is much more than the culmination of its downtown core, its storied shoreline, its geographic location, and its budding local culture - and yet, it’s these pillars of existence that make the Scenic City one of the most unique places in Ontario.

But here’s the rub: I haven’t always thought this way, and I still don’t on a consistent basis; you see, I love Owen

Culture

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Where else can you attend a tractor pull and a 4H Livestock Show before heading off to a world-class electronic music event next door to a vegan restaurant? Where else in Ontario are people discussing the future of fibre optic rural broadband expansions while simultaneously chatting about the annual salmon run? Where in the same breath can you describe a place that has the historical reputation as a hard-drinking, rough and tumble port town - but receives an Innovative Community Award from the Economic Developers Council of Ontario in its modern day?

Owen Sound. That’s where.

The culture here is truly an oddball mosaic of archetypal Canadian

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charisma and a new school dedication to innovation and the evolution of ideas. It’s infectious. While we reside in a space that’s not technically considered the north - we share some key aspects of northern culture that help shape our approach to life.

Something break? From an old transmission to municipal economic policy, Owen Sound’s population isn’t scared to roll up its sleeves in an attempt to fix, or at least talk about how to fix itself. Not always agreeably, mind you - but the authenticity of our will to try is what’s important. Owen Sound gets down on itself easily, but it always finds a way to pull up its bootstraps, and I dig that.

Geography

I’m talking about much more than the pretty pictures of clear waters, sunshine, and happy people in idyllic locations. Every time I think about moving away, I pause and wonder what I would do without it. I’ve always liked Guelph, but the lack of

big water is a deal-breaker. I love me some time in Muskoka, but I also enjoy not fighting for a parking space every weekend.

Geologically, we’re really no different than the escarpment communities of Hamilton, Grimsby, or even those of the Door Peninsula in Wisconsin that follow the exposed dolomitic limestone of the Niagara Escarpment through the entirety of the Great Lakes region — but something about our geography helps usher in an aura of companionship and arrival. This place feels familiar, feels like it’s been expecting you.

As a result, many people find themselves intrinsically tied to this place and the spirit of its environment. This land is special and has a distinct voice of its own that becomes a confidante to many, an old friend and ally to others, and a worthy adversary to others still. Our geography is united by the water, rock, flora, and fauna that we live

with, but it’s the way these spaces make us feel that’s unique to Owen Sound. The escarpment is both a divider and a protector. The bay is both a formidable opponent and a good listener.

museums, pristine natural wilderness, art galleries, technology and modern infrastructure, festivals, concerts, wildlife, trails, microbreweries, international cuisine, and free downtown main street parking.

Rareness

Owen Sound isn’t perfect, but it always has been worth the fight. It’s behind in some aspects - miles ahead in others - but one thing it’s not is a pretender.

Owen Sound plays to its strengths and is working to maximize its potential where it can - and that energy is what makes it the gem that’s gaining serious traction as a nationally recognized homegrown tourist attraction off the beaten path.

There’s little doubt this place is made of the good stuff.

Like I said - I haven’t always loved this place as a local. It can be frustrating. Perplexing. Downright backward - but so can your imperfect friend be - and you’d never turn your back on them, would you?

I suspect the ways many of us interact with this town is no different.

Tourists and visitors come back year after year because they get something from this area they can’t find elsewhere; whether it be as profound as a world-class sunset or as subtle as someone holding the door for them at the coffee shop. Other people realize the statistical anomaly that is Owen Sound — so many epic details and opportunities in one spot is baffling;

Owen Sound After Dark

Downtown Owen Sound, DIA

Written by Nelson Phillips for Owen Sound Tourism

Everyone close their eyes for a second. Imagine, in your minds’ eye, one of your friends, a cousin, your sibling home from school, or a city-slicker who’s visiting the Scenic City.

Take a deep breath in, and try to stay calm as you hear them mutter everyone’s favourite outdated saying … “There’s nothing to do here.”

Yeah, OK there, bud. 21,000 people choose to live and play in the largest city-center on the entirety of Georgian Bay because we share a cultural affinity for apathy. You smacked that nail on the head, let’s call ‘er a day.

That saying should say: “there’s nothing to do here because I couldn’t get tickets to the thousands of events, festivals, concerts, and cultural happenings in town quick enough,” or “there’s nothing to do here because I couldn’t get a reservation at one of the mind-blowingly good restaurants here.”

It’s the second part of that saying that people all too often neglect. I live here - and my schedule is booked, man - so what are you doing differently? Besides not looking, asking around, or trying overall, I mean. There’s loads to do here - so I’m going to spill a few local - and not so local - secrets so we can lay that saying to rest once and for all.

You may know the ins and outs of the daylight hours here, but what about when the sun goes down and the happy hour regulars depart the watering holes? Cue downtown.

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The Owen Sound Roxy Theatre has reinvented itself as of late, shedding the skin of an old school rural theatre and embracing a surge of youthful energy and inventiveness.

There’s everything from film festivals and screenings, to musicals courtesy of Owen Sound Little Theatre, to concerts, speaker series, stand up comedy, and workshops. This place is a true local gem equipped with a world-class production crew, a dedicated crew of supporters, donors, and volunteers, and an old school theatre vibe that’s unique to OS. Fun fact: Owen Sound sits on, and is surrounded by rock - a Silurian age geological formation and UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve site comprised of ancient dolomitic limestone if you want to get technical - and you must have been living underneath some of those rocks if you haven’t heard about the Heartwood Concert Hall. Proprietors Greg and Joanna Bottrell have made the downtown space a top-tier regional cultural institution offering a variety of unique programming and events every weekend including world-class musical acts, festivals, open mic nights, the battle of the beer brands, karaoke, workshops, arts and crafts shows, and much more.

Looking for a spot to dust a cold pint and catch the Jays game?

Shorty’s Bar & Grill hosts one of the largest draft rails in the area.

Fancy a Crystal? Head to Jason’s Pub for a bottle of some of the rarest publicly available and most celebrated suds in Grey Bruce. Newbie spot Mudtown Station on the east shore

of the harbour is home to a revolving door of local craft beer creations made in-house courtesy of owner/ brewmaster Morag Kloeze, and Casero Kitchen Table is busy serving up incredible, authentic Mexican fare crafted with local ingredients, mezcal flights, and even hosts the occasional (and wildly popular) Trivia Night event.

Jazzmyn’s is an Owen Sound classic, boasting an old school pub vibe with some seldom seen pints being offered up, alongside a great late-night tapas menu, live music, and a killer outdoor patio. Relative newcomer Sizzlin’ occupies the old Avalon, or Chaise Lounge location (depending on how long you’ve been here) and features the only roof-top patio in the region complete with live music, and a great kitchen offering mouth-watering late-night grub.

The City is no slouch itself, offering a Canada Day fireworks celebration on the waterfront that’s second to none, and an outdoor movie night program that runs all season in various locations throughout town, including Harrison Park. They also host the coveted Harbour Nights Concert Series at The Visitor Centre every Sunday eve, and are eagerly welcoming the return of Harbourfest for 2019 with musical performances, a beer garden, food, and all the extra expected summer accouterment.

The Summerfolk Music and Crafts Festival is a staple of summertime in Owen Sound, residing at the unique Georgian Bay amphitheatre at Kelso Beach Park. Their Friday and

Saturday night headliners - and the leading acts at the legendary Down By the Bay tent can be heard all over town and draw attendees from all over North America. In the past few years, some big names to grace the stage include Bahamas, Joel Plaskett, Buffy St. Marie, Whitehorse, Serena Ryder, and Sarah Harmer.

Last, and certainly not least - the allegorical and mythicized “Fish Tent.”

The annual Salmon Spectacular Fishing Derby championed by the Sydenham Sportsmen’s Association is a beautifully brash, down-home representation of summertime on the Great Lakes. The fish are running, the anglers are telling stories, there’s music, fish fry’s, more music, cold beer and good cheer, prizes, games, and more. Hear, hear.

What this article doesn’t include are the regular weekly pop-up opportunities to attend a concert, a community event, a fundraiser, a golf tournament, or whatever else. So listen - when I hear people mention there’s nothing to do here, it really grinds my gears. If you believe that jazz, maybe it’s time to open your eyes and remove the fingers that have been so firmly planted in your ears.

Locals don’t live here because they’re overly apathetic. And tourists don’t come here in droves because they enjoy being bored - if anything, we’ve got more to do than we have time for. So join us, and contribute to the new culture of this place - one of good cheer community, togetherness, and fellowship.

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Owen Sound: The Arts Our Local Galleries One of Canada’s most renowned artists, Tom Thomson grew up on the outskirts of Owen Sound in the late 1800s and the town has been attracting and creating artists ever since. The rugged, rural landscape continues to inspire and thankfully, the community embraces artists and their work wholeheartedly. There’s a wide range of places to check out the work of local artists all situated in the downtown core. Here are just a few of them.

Tom Thomson Art Gallery 840 1st Ave W, Owen Sound, ON N4K 4K4 www.tomthomson.org The Tom Thomson Art Gallery is a regional public gallery and national attraction established as a memorial to iconic Canadian landscape artist Tom Thomson (1877-1917), and holds a nationally significant collection of his work. Where art and community meet, the Gallery offers an ever-changing program of contemporary art and historical exhibitions, artists’ talks and demonstrations, tours, films, and more.

The Gallery is open Wednesday through Saturday, 11am to 4pm. Admission is by donation. For more information about the Gallery’s hours, collection, programs and events visit: www.tomthomson.org

Intersections Wood Gallery & Studio 299 10th St E, Owen Sound, ON N4K 1S4 Intersectionsstudio.com Intersections Wood Gallery & Studio is more than just a gallery featuring incredible woodwork from local artists; it is also a membership-based workshop where you can take woodworking classes, commission a piece, or learn about bonsai trees. Their calendar of events and classes is always changing, so check their website for the latest. And don’t be afraid to simply stroll around the gallery admiring the skilled craftsmanship of the regional artisans.

Heartwood Home 939 2nd Ave E, Owen Sound, ON N4K 2H5 Heartwoodhome.ca Unique and unusual. If Heartwood Home could talk, that’s how it would describe itself. The rustic interior features antiques, locally made furniture, crafts and rare plants.

Browse the ever-changing inventory while sipping on one of their freshly made hot-drinks or stop in for one of their workshops. PS. Check the tag too: The history and story of that object may be included.

Artist Alley Alleyway off 2nd Avenue East between the Milk Maid and the Bleeding Carrot Artist: Various local artists Located between the Milk Maid and the Bleeding Carrot on 2nd Avenue, Artists’ Alley is a collection of murals created by the local community artists. The north side of the alley was a collaboration between graffiti artist Billy Goodkat and local students, while the south side of the alley was created by local artists and sponsored by the Bleeding Carrot. This is a great little spot to stroll through and take the ultimate selfie.

All Things T 279 10th St E, Owen Sound, ON N4K 1S4 facebook.com/allthingst Featuring over 100 varieties of tea from all over the world, this is a great place to enjoy a ‘cuppa’ while admiring the work from over 60 local artists. The kettle is always on, so stop by, grab a tasty treat and check out what the local arts community is creating.

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Owen Sound Artists’ Co-op & The Workshop 942 2nd Ave E, Owen Sound, ON N4K 2H6 Artistscoop.ca This place is amazing; it’s huge. You can easily spend an hour or two checking out the incredible work of local artists here. Formed in 1994, the Co-op features work from over 40 local artists that create everything from pottery and jewellery to woodworking and glass works. Grab a latte in Birgit’s Pastry Cafe and while away the day enjoying their incredible works of art. If you’re inspired enough to put your own hands to work, ask about upcoming classes at “The Workshop”.

Grey Gallery 883 2nd Ave E, Owen Sound, ON N4K 2H2 Greygallery.ca Another of the unique galleries that line 2nd Avenue East, is Grey Gallery. It features art works in diverse media by Artist and co-owner John Laughlin, and an ever-rotating display of work by local artists. Grey Gallery hosts weekly drop-in life-drawing classes if you want to try your own hand at uninstructed figure drawing.

Gallery de Boer 969 2nd Ave E, 2nd Floor, Owen Sound, ON N4K 2H5 Gallerydeboer.ca Ron de Boer opened his first gallery in Owen Sound’s downtown core way back in 1993. In 2001 he renamed it Gallery de Boer – Fine Art. Ron’s goal is to display established, accomplished and emerging Canadian and international artists. The 4000 square foot gallery exhibits everything from oil, acrylic and water-colour paintings to bronze or stone sculptures.

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2nd Avenue Gallery 984 2nd Ave E, Owen Sound, ON N4K 2H6 hilliebakkerstudio.wixsite.com/gallery Located right downtown at 984 Second Avenue East is 2nd Avenue Gallery. Having opened in the summer of 2018, the gallery features 1500 square feet of paintings, carvings and Native American-style flutes. Working studios with Artists creating on site and painting classes are offered for all ages. They have a monthly show-opening every Saturday afternoon of the month and are open Tuesday through Saturday from 10-5.

Santa Fe Gallery 828 3rd Ave E, Owen Sound, ON N4K 2K5 dragonflyridgestudio.ca Upon entry through the Grass Roots Solar main door, you’ll be welcomed to nearly 10,000 square feet over three floors, full of locally made art. With art studio on all three floors, the top two floors are the main part of the gallery featuring art by owners Lin Souliere and Carl Bell, plus a range of other local artists. For the latest goings-on at the gallery, including workshops or exhibitions, it’s best to give Carl a shout at 519-270-5747.

Griffin Gallery 251 9th St E, Owen Sound, ON admin@roxytheatre.ca The well-known historical Roxy Theatre in downtown Owen Sound is also the home of Griffin Gallery. Rented by community Artists for exhibits and commissions for artworks sold, Artists are invited to have gratis formal galas or openings. The Gallery accommodates just under 100 people and is also available for corporate or community rentals. A classy historic venue that not only features the talented performing arts scene, but also showcases various talented visual artists in our cultured arts community as well.

Bliss Studio is a privately operated contemporary gallery next to the Roxy Theatre with a mission to feature established and emerging local artists – and they have fun while doing it!

Hosting workshops in printmaking, drawing and painting, they’re usually open from Tuesday to Saturday from noon to six, but they officially state, they’re open by chance or appointment. Best to call ahead at 226-268-5404.

Tom Thomson is still inspiring ... as seen at a pop up downtown gallery Lorna Rouse

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Experience Grey County’s Waterfalls

Indian Falls

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There’s something truly amazing about a waterfall. Whether it quietly leads to a gentle stream or crashes down to a raging riverbed below, waterfalls let you leave the ‘real world’ behind, focusing only on the natural beauty in front of you. Add a Bruce Trail hike, a relaxing snowshoe or a family picnic to your visit and make Grey County’s waterfalls the foundation of an amazing day outdoors.

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How much do people love our waterfalls?

In Grey County, they are one of our biggest draws—with people driving great distances to experience the 9 waterfalls on our tour. With the Niagara Escarpment crossing the County, rivers ultimately plunge into the valley below, creating amazing photographic opportunities, epic scenic lookouts and places of great peace and beauty.

Take the Tour

The Grey County Waterfall Tour features McGowan Falls, Hoggs Falls, Eugenia Falls, Walter’s Falls, Inglis Falls, Weavers Creek Falls, Jones Falls, Indian Falls, and the Holstein Dam. As an added bonus, wrap up your tour with a visit to Grey Roots Museum and Archives. Visit the historic Moreston Village, check out their exhibits and admire their unique indoor waterfall. This self-guided route links all 9 waterfalls and can be completed by car or motorcycle in a few days or enjoyed by making individual stops throughout the year.

Water flow peaks in spring and early summer, offering the best viewing and photography opportunities. Plan to pack your camera (believe it or not some of the best photos are taken on cloudy days), sturdy hiking shoes and the Waterfalls of Grey County brochure complete with maps, directions and descriptions of each waterfall on the tour.

To get your copy, visit a local information centre, order online at www.visitgrey.ca/waterfalls or call 1-877-733-4739.

Winter Waterfalls

When the temperature plummets, Grey County waterfalls transform into frozen cascades.

Snowshoeing or hiking to the waterfalls offers a truly unique winter experience. Of the 9 waterfalls on the tour, seven are recommended as winter-friendly options. Visit our website at www.visitgrey.ca/winter-waterfalls and download our online Winter Waterfall Snowshoe Guide.

Get your copy of the Waterfalls of Grey County brochure at a local information centre or for more information www.visitgrey.ca or call 1-877-733-4739.

Our Waterfalls at a Glance Owen Sound Area Waterfalls Inglis Falls: This 18-metre high cascade waterfall is located just a short drive from Owen Sound and is accessible during all four seasons. A modest entry fee is charged by Grey Sauble Conservation, for parking during the summer months.

Jones Falls: Located just outside the City of Owen Sound in Springmount, this 12-metre cascade is located on the Bruce Trail and is accessible in spring, summer and fall.

Indian Falls: The most remote waterfall on the tour, this 15-metre plunge waterfall is located just outside the city at Indian Falls Grey Sauble Conservation Area. This waterfall is not winter accessible.

Weavers Creek Falls: Accessed through Harrison Park near downtown Owen Sound. Weavers Creek is a unique waterfall featuring a plunge and a cascade in one. It can be viewed from a boardwalk at the south west corner of the park and is accessible in all seasons. The waterfall is on private property, so please be respectful and stay on the boardwalk.

Waterfalls Around the County Walter’s Falls: Located in the village of Walter’s Falls, this 14-metre plunge waterfall is a beauty. Open four seasons, hike or snowshoe the Walter’s Creek Side Trail on the Bruce Trail or just view it from the balcony of The Falls Inn. Holstein Dam: Located in the Holstein Egremont Park, this cascade waterfall is formed when the Norman Reeves Creek exits the historic millpond. Open during all four seasons, you can explore the park and the village in one day.

Eugenia Falls: Just outside the village of Eugenia, this 30-metre cascade waterfall is steeped in history. The site of a short-lived gold rush, the falls once supported five mills and was the site of Ontario’s second hydroelectric plant. The falls are open in spring, summer and fall.

Hoggs Falls: This hidden gem is located on the Bruce Trail between the villages of Flesherton and Kimberley. This fourseason plunge waterfall is just a short five-minute hike from the parking lot.

McGowan Falls: Just outside the village of Durham, this three-metre cascade waterfall is part of the Durham Conservation Area. Visit the falls and stop for a swim at the sandy beach. This waterfall is open all four seasons.

*There is a small parking fee at the Inglis Falls location during the summer.

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Tom Thomson Art Gallery

Canoe Lake

Make a road trip this summer to the Tom Thomson Art Gallery to explore Trains, Planes & Automobiles…and boats! Artist Richard Watts creates unique latex castings of the landscape to contemplate environmental issues in Earth Etchings. The Gallery celebrates the 50th Anniversary of the Moon Landing with By the Light of the Silvery Moon. All shows run to midSeptember.

In the fall, take a trip around the bay with, Footprints in Time: Painting Around Georgian Bay, and explore the interdisciplinary installation by Métis artist Patrick DeCoste, 13 Moons and a Canoe.

Of course, no visit would be complete without seeing the Gallery’s fine works by Tom Thomson.

The Gallery is located at 840 1st Avenue West and is open Wednesday through Saturday, 11am to 4pm. Admission is by donation. Visit their website at www.tomthomson.org and follow them on Facebook.

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The Bruce Trail offers countless ways to discover the natural beauty of the Escarpment by foot. It connects you to the wonders of waterfalls, deep caves, cliffs, old growth forest, cobble beaches, unique flora and fauna, and is a year-round attraction for explorers of all ages.

Since it was opened in 1967, the Bruce Trail has grown to: 895 kilometres of public footpath from Niagara to Tobermory plus over 435 km of side trails 1,500 volunteers engaged in maintaining, promoting and preserving the Trail 16,000 acres of Niagara Escarpment land protected through the work of the Bruce Trail Conservancy (BTC) 67% of the Bruce Trail secured forever…but more work to do You can ensure the future of the Bruce Trail for us all. Become a BTC member, be a volunteer or make a donation to support our important conservation work.

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760 rooms

The Westin Trillium House at Blue Mountain (pg. 58) 224 rooms 705-443-8080 220 Gord Canning Dr. westinbluemountain.com 11 rooms Pretty River Inn (pg. 61) 705-445-7598, 855-445-7598 529742 Osprey Blue Mtn Town Line prettyriverinn.com

Kincardine

Holiday Inn Express 70 rooms 877-878-2345 2 Millennium Way hiexpress.com

Lion’s Head

Lion’s Head Beach Motel & Cottages Inc. (pg. 14) 519-793-3155 1 McNeil St. lionsheadbeachmotel.com

9 rooms

Lionheart Guest House & B&B 519-793-3325 89 Main St. lionheartguesthouse.com

7 rooms

Owen Sound

Best Western Inn on The Bay 519-371-9200 1800 2nd Ave. E. bestwestern.com

100 rooms

Comfort Inn (pg. OS18) 519-371-5500 955 9th Ave. E. comfortinn.ca

60 rooms

Inn on 6th (pg. OS18) 519-376-3510 896 6th St. E. innonsixth.com

25 rooms

LEGEND Air Conditioning Internet Pets Pool/Waterfront

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Nights Inn – Owen Sound (pg. OS18) 519-372-2929 28 rooms 672 10th St. W. nightsinnowensound.com Quality Inn (pg. OS18) 519-376-1551 950 6th St. E. choicehotels.ca

79 rooms

Travelodge (pg. OS18) 519-371-9297 880 10th St. E. travelodge.ca

65 rooms

Port Elgin

Super 8 Port Elgin 888-388-3608 5129 Hwy 21 S portelginsuper8.com

55 rooms

Sauble Beach

Tobermory Princess Hotel (pg. 8) 877-901-8282 34 Bay St. S. tobermoryprincesshotel.com

Wiarton

20 rooms

Shenstone Inn 519-534-1831, 888-353-0931 19745 Hwy 6 shenstoneinn.ca

15 rooms

Topnotch Restaurant & Motel 519-534-1310 10171 Hwy 6

15 rooms

Waterview On The Bay Resort 519-534-0921, 877-534-0921 501205 Grey Road 1 waterview.ca

26 rooms

Bel-Air Motel & Cottages (pg. 20) 4 rooms 519-422-1051 328 Main St. saublebeachrentals.ca Centennial Motel 866-381-7408 10 Sauble Falls Pkwy. centennialmotel.com

20 rooms

Sauble River Marina & Lodge Resort 6 rooms (pg. 20) 519-422-1762 18 Marina Ave. saublerivermarina.com

Tobermory

Blue Bay Motel (pg. 3) 16 rooms 519-596-2392 32 Bay St. S. bluebay-motel.com Bruce Anchor Motel & Cottages (pg. 3) 800-591-4254 7468 Hwy 6 bruceanchor.com

37 rooms

Coach House Inn (pg. 6) 519-596-2361 7189 Hwy 6 coachhouseinnresort.com

39 rooms

Escarpment Heights Motel (pg. 8) 519-596-2228 16 Hay Bay Rd escarpmentheights.com

11 rooms

Harbourside Motel (pg. 8) 519-596-2999 24 Carlton St. harboursidemotel.com

35 rooms

Tobermory

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Resorts/Lodges The Blue Mountains/Collingwood Blue Mountain Resort (pg. 58) 877-445-0231 108 Jozo Weider Blvd. bluemountain.ca

760 rooms

The Westin Trillum House Blue Mountain (pg. 58) 705-443-8080 220 Gord Canning Dr. westin.com/bluemountain

228 rooms

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Owen Sound

Cobble Beach Inn (pg. 76) 519-370-2173 221 McLeese Dr. Twp. of Georgian Bluffs cobblebeach.com

Thornbury/Clarksburg

Royal Harbour Resort (pg. 61) 519-599-5591 1 Harbour St. royalharbourresort.com

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10 rooms

45 rooms

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Campgrounds Cape Croker

Cape Croker Indian Park (pg. 18) 519-534-0571 112 Park Rd. Neyaashiinigmiing capecrokerpark.com

Durham

Inverhuron

Inverhuron Provincial Park 519-368-1959 19 Jordan Rd. ontarioparks.com

315 sites

Kincardine

210 sites

Durham Conservation Area 519-369-2074 323198 Durham Rd. E. svca.on.ca

Hanover

Saugeen Springs RV Park (pg. 69) 519-369-5136 173844 Mulock Rd. saugeenspringspark.com

100 sites

Hepworth

Whispering Pines Family Campground (pg. 20) 519-935-2571 719601 Hwy 6 campontario.net

Holyrood

Silver Lake T&T Park 519-395-3330 56 Silver Lake Rd. silverlaketentandtrailerpark.ca

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220 sites

110 sites

Aintree Trailer Park 877-396-8533 2435 Huron Conc. 12 aintreepark.com

171 sites

Fisherman’s Cove (pg. 75) 519-395-2757 13 Southline Ave. fishermanscove.com

513 sites

Meaford

Restaurant/Food Services

Memorial Park 519-538-2530 179 Grant Ave. meaford.ca/memorialpark

122 sites

Roebuck Campground 519-375-1205 245370 Sideroad 22 roebuckcampground.ca

100 sites

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Trillium Woods Camp 110 sites 519-534-2555 129 Bryant St. trilliumwoods.ca Harrison Park (pg. OS16) 519-371-9734 75 2nd Ave. E. www.owensound.ca

100 sites

Rocksprings KOA Kampground (pg. OS21) 519-371-1331 398235 28th Ave. E. koa.com

120 sites

Kelso Beach Campground 519 371-9374 3rd Avenue West

100 sites

Paisley

Miller’s Family Camp 85 sites 519-795-7750 108 Miller Lake Shore Rd. millersfamilycamp.com Summer House Park (pg. 13) 800-265-5557 197 Miller Lake Shore Rd. summerhousepark.ca

Fiddlehead Resort 519-534-0405 50 Oliphant Way fiddleheadresort.com

Owen Sound

Miller Lake

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Oliphant 240 sites

Saugeen Bluffs Cons Area 519-352-7206 32 Saugeen Bluffs Rd. www.svca.on.ca

Port Elgin

203 sites

Brucedale Cons Area 519-389-4516 137 Sprucedale Dr. www.svca.on.ca

52 sites

MacGregor Point Provincial Park 519-389-9056 1593 Bruce Rd. 33 ontarioparks.com

360 sites

Campgrounds Red Bay

Red Bay T&T Park (pg. 16) 877-901-2098 428 Huron Rd. redbaycamp.ca

Sauble Beach

Tobermory

Wiarton

Bluewater Park (pg. 16) 519-534-2592 400 William St. southbrucepeninsula.com

91 sites

Flowerpot Island – 6 sites On Georgian Bay 877-737-3783 pc.qc.ca/amnc-nmca/on/fathomfive/index_E.asp

Roth Park Family Camping 519-534-0145 102 Parkside Ave. rothparkfamilycamping.com

127 sites

242 sites Bruce Peninsula National Park 877-737-3783 407 Cyprus Lake Rd. pc.gc.ca/eng/pn-np/on/bruce/index.aspx

70 sites

Sauble Beach Resort Camp (pg. 20) 519-422-1101 877 Bruce Rd. 8 saublebeachresortcamp.com

300 sites

Sauble Falls Provincial Park 519-422-1952 1400 Sauble Falls Rd. ontarioparks.com

152 sites

Happy Hearts Park (pg. 6) 519-596-2455 93 Cape Hurd Rd. happyheartspark.com

Woodland Park (pg. 20) 519-422-1161 47 Sauble Falls Pkwy. woodlandpark.on.ca

730 sites

Walkerton

Lobies Park (pg. 72) 519-881-3435/519-881-0625 20 Hannah Street brockton.ca/lobiespark

Southampton

Dreamaker Family Campground (pg. 22) 118 sites 519-797-9956 6870 Hwy 21 dreamaker-campground.com

Stokes Bay

Heron Point Cottages and Trailer Park (pg. 14) 519-592-5871 59 Heron Point Rd. heronpoint.net

137 sites

192 sites

Inglis Falls

50 sites

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Holyrood

The Blue Mountains/Collingwood

The Westin Trillium House at Blue Mountain 224 units 705-443-8080 (pg. 58) 220 Gord Canning Dr. westin.com/bluemountain

Hanover

Silver Lake T&T Park 519-395-3330 56 Silver Lake Rd. silverlaketentandtrailerpark.ca

Hope Bay

10 units Saugeen Springs RV Park (pg. 69) 519-369-5136 173844 Mulock Rd. saugeenspringspark.com

Cedarholme B&B & Cottages (pg. 15) 877-225-2242 108 Beech St. cedarholmebb.com

Hepworth

Kincardine

Whispering Pines Family Campground (pg. 20) 519-935-2571 719601 Hwy 6 campontario.net

7 units

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Lion’s Head

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4 units

6 units

Miller’s Family Camp 519-795-7750 108 Miller Lake Shore Rd. millersfamilycamp.com

13 units

Summer House Park (pg. 13) 800-265-5557 197 Miller Lake Shore Rd. summerhousepark.ca

9 units

Oliphant 11 units

5 units Lion’s Head Beach Motel & Cottages Inc. (pg. 14) 519-793-3155 1 McNeil St. lionsheadbeachmotel.com

Fiddlehead Resort 519-534-0405 50 Oliphant Way fiddleheadresort.com

3 units

Owen Sound

Cottages at Cobble Beach (pg. 76) 5 units 519-370-2173 221 McLeese Drive cobblebeach.com Rainbow’s End Farm 519-538-3523 6th Sideroad, RR 8 rainbowsendcabin.com

1 unit

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Rainbow’s End Farm 519-538-3523 6th Sideroad, RR 8 rainbowsendcabin.com

Bel-Air Motel & Cottages (pg. 20) 519-422-1051 328 Main St. saublebeachrentals.ca

1 unit

Rocksprings KOA Kampground 519-371-1331 (pg. OS21) 398235 28th Ave. E. koa.com

Red Bay

9 units

Cedar Grove Camp 519-534-1927 264 Red Bay Rd.

6 units

Red Bay T&T Park (pg. 16) 519-534-2098, 877-901-2098 428 Huron Rd. redbaycamp.com

4 units

Sauble Beach

Amabel Shores Cottages (pg. 22) 416-371-4894 104 3rd Ave. N. amabelshorescottages.com

5 units

LEGEND Air Conditioning

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Pool/Waterfront

Roxy’s Gas & Variety (pg. 8) 11 units 519-596-8300 6313 Hwy 6 roxysgasandvariety.com

16 units

Wireless Bay Cottages (pg. 8) 12 units 519-596-2999 112 Bay St. wirelessbaycottages.com

North Shore Bungalows (pg. 22) 5 units 519-422-1462 107 2nd Ave. N. northshorebungalows.com

Stokes Bay

Heron Point (pg. 14) 519-592-5871 59 Heron Point Rd. heronpoint.net

4 units

Tobermory

Bruce Anchor Motel & Cottages, (pg. 3) 7 units 800-591-4254 7468 Hwy 6 bruceanchor.com Buckley’s Cottages 519-596-2448 107 Bay St. buckleyscottages.com

3 units

Escarpment Heights Motel (pg. 8) 519-596-2228 16 Hay Bay Rd. escarpmentheights.com

2 units

Princess Cottages (pg. 8) 3 units 877-901-8282 34 Bay St. tobermoryprincesshotel.com

Inglis Falls

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Eugenia

11 rooms

The Treehouse B&B (pg. 61) 905-392-1494 161 Point Rd. bbcanada.com/thetreehouse

2 rooms

Eugenia Falls Guesthouse 519-924-0236 160 Pellisier St. eugeniafalls.ca

4 rooms

Hanover

Mom’s B&B 519-364-0466 540 10th Ave. spawellnessretreat.com

Owen Sound

9 rooms

Hope Bay

Cedarholme B&B & Cottages (pg. 15) 877-225-2242 108 Beech St. cedarholmebb.com

Lion’s Head

Cat’s Pajamas B&B 519-793-6700 64 Main St. bbcanada.com/8946.html

3 rooms

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Markdale

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Moses Sunset Country 3 rooms 519-371-4559 398139 28th Ave. E. bbcanada.com/181.html Highland Manor Grand Victorian B&B (pg. OS18) 4 rooms 519-372-2699 867 4th Ave. ‘A’ W. highlandmanor.ca

Sauble Beach

2 rooms Nielsen’s B&B 519-422-1489 15 Genrob Place ruthtnielson@gmail.com

Walkerton Danby House B&B 5 rooms 519-900-0399 Pleasure Valley B&B (pg. 69) 519-364-1661 46 Main St. E. danbyhouse.ca 31 Pleasure Valley Rd. pleasurevalleyinn.ca Miller Lake

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