moderate
13 hours
Participants should have good cardiovascular endurance and be accustomed to 10+ km hikes on varied terrain.
Embark on a full-day guided hike through Ontario’s Bruce Peninsula with Toronto EcoAdventures. Discover rugged cliffs, crystal-clear waters, and forest trails on the Lion’s Head Lookout loop while enjoying expert guidance and personalized safety.
Bring sufficient water, snacks, and a packed lunch as the hike lasts around 13 hours with limited services on the trail.
Opt for hiking boots with good ankle support to handle rocky and uneven terrain safely.
Even on partly cloudy days, apply sunscreen and wear a hat to protect yourself from UV exposure along exposed ridges.
The Bruce Peninsula’s forests can host mosquitoes and blackflies, particularly in warmer months; bring repellent to avoid distractions during your hike.
The Bruce Peninsula region has long been inhabited by Indigenous peoples, with its trails following routes used for centuries.
Bruce Peninsula National Park enforces strict environmental protections to preserve fragile ecosystems and maintain trail integrity.
Offers ankle support and traction on rocky and uneven terrain.
To carry water, snacks, extra layers, and camera safely throughout the long hike.
Protects against mosquitoes and blackflies prevalent during warmer months.
spring|summer specific
Necessary to shield skin and eyes from prolonged sun exposure along open ridges.
spring|summer|fall specific