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Why choose a trail at The Grotto, Bruce Peninsula National Park?
The Grotto is a natural wonder located in Bruce Peninsula National Park. It's a limestone cave that's been carved out by the waves of Georgian Bay. The cave is about 60 feet high and 100 feet wide, and it's possible to walk through it. The Grotto is one of the most popular attractions in the park, and it's a must-see for visitors.
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The Grotto is located in Bruce Peninsula National Park, which is about a three-hour drive north of Toronto. From Toronto, take Highway 400 north to Barrie and then Highway 11 north to Owen Sound. From there, take Highway 6 west to Wiarton. The Grotto is located about 10 km west of Wiarton on Highway 6.
Why visit The Grotto, Bruce Peninsula National Park
The Grotto is a natural limestone cave located in Bruce Peninsula National Park. The cave is approximately 85 metres long and features a number of interesting geological formations, including stalactites and stalagmites. The Grotto is a popular tourist attraction and is well worth a visit for anyone interested in geology or nature.
Is The Grotto, Bruce Peninsula National Park in Ontario a good place for the whole family?
The Grotto is a great place for the whole family. There are plenty of things to do and see, and the park is beautiful.
Things not to be missed
The Grotto is a natural limestone cave located in Bruce Peninsula National Park. The cave is approximately 85 metres long and features a number of interesting geological formations. Visitors can explore the cave on their own or take a guided tour.
-Hiking the Bruce Trail
-Climbing the Grotto
-Swimming in Georgian Bay
-Fishing in the area
Where to eat?
1. The Grotto, Bruce Peninsula National Park
2. Owen Sound
3. Sauble Beach
4. Wiarton
5. Tobermory
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