Top Things to do in Lion's Head
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Top 10 Things to do in Lion's Head, Bruce County
Discover the best top things to do in Lion's Head, Canada including Explorer's Tread, Bayside Astronomy, Devil's Monument Loop Trail, Lions Head Provincial Nature Reserve, Aunt Donkey's Toys and Novelties, Christ Church Anglican Church, Lion's Head Lighthouse, Lion's Head Beach, The Dandy Lion, Grandad's Attic.
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1. Explorer's Tread
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5.0 based on 56 reviews
Local guiding company on the Bruce Peninsula, safely guiding people to amazing destinations through hiking, biking, backpacking, kayaking, canoeing, snowshoeing, or camping.
2. Bayside Astronomy
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5.0 based on 37 reviews
This free program gives people the opportunity to get to know the night sky! We will have powerful telescopes to show you Saturn's rings, craters and mountains on the moon, big nebulae, massive clusters of stars, and enormous galaxies, as far as 25 million light-years away! We run from Canada Day until Labour Day at sunset 5 days a week. Friday and Saturday at Lions Head Marina, Sunday at Singing Sands, Monday at Miller Family Camp and Wednesday at Summer House Park. Join us and "Be Starstruck!"
3. Devil's Monument Loop Trail
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5.0 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By chickandbeast - Southgate, Canada
We are lucky to live within an hour striking distance of some of the natural areas of beauty like the Bruce Trail and the Georgian Bluffs. Love Canada's 150 last year when a lot of these areas were free. Continued the tradition this year. We day trip all the time to local parks weather dependant. Devil's Monument is the largest frmation along the craggy rugged shore.
4. Lions Head Provincial Nature Reserve
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4.5 based on 70 reviews
Reviewed By gmarcus
Parked in the McCurdy Drive Parkette on Moore Street. There are 2 porta potties there. (Alternatively you can continue along Moore Street past the McCurdy Drive Parkette and park on the street at the start of the trailhead (Moore Street side trail). We walked along Moore Street (there are blue blaze markings along the way) to the trailhead. When you meet the Bruce Trail (white blaze markings) it is 2.5 km to Lion’s Head Lookout. The start of the Bruce Trail is where the trail becomes more challenging with rocks, tree roots, and up and down climbs. There are several lookouts prior to reaching Lion’s Head Lookout. Don’t stop at the first Lookout- this is not Lion’s Head. Keep following the Bruce trail as it meanders parallel with the coast. Access to each lookout is very obvious. You can continue on the Bruce Trail beyond the Lion’s Head Lookout but we turned back at that point. Took us 2 1/2 hours to do this round trip hike. It was a fabulous hike with gorgeous coastal views.
5. Aunt Donkey's Toys and Novelties
6. Christ Church Anglican Church
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4.5 based on 3 reviews
We are one of seven churches which make up the Lutheran and Anglican Ministries of the Bruce Peninsula. We are a vibrant and growing congregation! On a Sunday morning you would normally see around 25-30 people in worship. We are a Anglican community and also have a Lutheran expression. On the 3rd Sunday of the month we worship using Evangelical Lutheran Worship and on other Sundays we worship using the Book of Alternative Services and Common Praise. We are passionate about sharing the love of God, creating healthy community, and engaging issues in our world in light of our faith. We are currently working on a welcome wagon project with our other churches and provide space for 4 community groups to gather and do their work in the world. We invite you to come and be part of our loving community. No matter who are you or where you're from, we're glad you're our neighbour and you're welcome here.
7. Lion's Head Lighthouse
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4.0 based on 101 reviews
A wonderful little lighthouse located at Lion's Head on the Bruce Peninsula in Ontario. It's the gateway to a municipal harbour, one of the deepest on Gerogian Bay. A peaceful place to relax in the summer and take in the crystal clear waters and magnificent cliffs just opposite the lighthouse. Winter is just as wonderful as the ice builds up on it and the stormy waves crash over the jetty. Well worth a stop in Lion's Head to see it.
Reviewed By tymetraveler222 - Bay City, United States
This is a pretty little lighthouse that's been welcoming mariners to Lions Head Bay for many a year. It's a wooden structure painted red and white. Located at a marina that draws the crowds! Boat slips were full, people visiting this lighthouse and the beach, hiking along the trails/walkways. Many photographers present taking pictures of the beautiful scenery. The lighthouse with the Lions Head cliffs in the background and blue waters of Georgian Bay provide a delightful photo. Free, large parking lot. Store/bathrooms/benches/beach/walkway/boat ramps.
8. Lion's Head Beach
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4.0 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By K1270SYchrism - Timmins, Canada
Loved this beach and liked how it was so close to where we were staying while in Lions Head. Spent lots of time here
9. The Dandy Lion
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4.0 based on 11 reviews
