Dramatic Niagara Escarpment cliffs, turquoise Georgian Bay waters, and the famous Grotto. Northern terminus of the Bruce Trail.
Bruce Peninsula National Park is within driving distance of Toronto, making it a practical day-trip destination for GTA residents. The trails are suitable for experienced hikers comfortable with strenuous terrain. As with all outdoor destinations in Ontario, conditions can vary seasonally — national parks near Tobermory may have modified hours or trail closures during winter months and spring thaw.
National Parks in Ontario are managed by Parks Canada and require a daily or annual Parks Canada Discovery Pass for entry. The pass covers admission to all Parks Canada locations across the country. Rouge National Urban Park, located within the GTA, is Canada's first and only urban national park.
Bruce Peninsula National Park is one of 5 national parks listed on this site within driving distance of Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area. Use the GTA hiking map to find nearby trails, adjust your drive time, and filter by difficulty, dog-friendliness and trail type to discover the best outdoor destinations for your next trip.