Georgian Bay Tourism Spring Getaways

Spring Getaway Packages offer up family fun and romantic adventures with the outdoor activities available. Spring Packages including hiking, canoeing, romance, dinner, spa romance along the shores of Southern Georgian Bay

Summer Spring and Fall

Spring, summer and fall visitors may want to visit one of Ontario's finest parks for fall hiking and biking, Awenda Provincial Park just outside of Penetanguishene, Ontario, or walk and explore on the many beaches in the Southern Georgian Bay area. Take a romantic fall colour cruise and savour the history that lived along the Southern Georgian Bay sites of Saint-Marie among the Hurons, and the Huron-Ouendat Village in Midland. See Georgian Bay Tourism summer getaways and packages.

Spring Weekend Ecotours

Participate in our guided Spring Ecotours. These outings include a 3-4 hour canoe or kayak ride into the far reaches of Wye Marsh. You can learn about waterfowl habitat, indigenous plant species, and the many benefits of wetlands. Enjoy this unique venture into the heart of Wye Marsh. The beauty, tranquility and wildlife spotting opportunities are not to be missed. Pre-Registration Required*

Date: Every Saturday Evening Kayak Ecotour
Time: Based on Sunset Times
Every Sunday Morning Canoe Ecotour Time: 7:00am – 10:00am
Cost: $50.00 per person
Contact: Reservations at (705) 526-7809 ext. 207 email reservations@wyemarsh.com

George's "Georgian Bay Bits"

George Czerny wrote the book on Georgian Bay touring and offers tips on future Georgian Bay experiences----all with a personal touch.

Georgian Bay Road Trip

There are many events at various locations around Georgian Bay and that puts pressure on hotel/motel room/bed & breakfast availability. When planning your trip, don't leave booking a hotel, motel, or bed & breakfast, to the last minute. See George's Georgian Bay Website to order his book

Georgian Bay Biosphere Reserve (GBBR):
A Georgian Bay Philosophy In the Making

Mission Statement of GBBR: "To contribute to the conservation of Biodiversity, education and sustainable development by fostering a shared responsibility for the GBBR for the next seven generations"

The eastern coast of Georgian Bay is also known as the "30,000 Islands" and is considered the world's largest freshwater archipelago.

We at the Georgian Bay Eco Museum believe this philosophy and mission statement should be applied to the entire Georgian Bay area.

Reserve your hotel accommodation on-line in the various towns and communities around Georgian Bay. Hotel bookings and reservations can be made directly on-line with each of the properties listed or can be made direct with at the various inns, cottages, resorts, condos, chalets, fishing lodges , and motels around the bay.

Out-and-About Around the Bay

Discover the Tay Shore Trail starting in Victoria Harbour and ending in Midland, Ontario. This recently built trail is a nice flat and paved trail for cyclists, joggers, hikers, and rollerbladers. You can also go off trail and explore the towns of Victoria Harbour, Port McNicoll and Midland & Penetanguishene. The trail runs along the shore in Victoria Harbour to Port McNicoll with a park at the Trestle Park. Hogg bay is visible from parts of the Trail. SEE Tay Shore Trail Map.

The Algonquin Park to Georgian Bay's Killbear Provincial Park Trail

In the summer of 1998, following the recommendations from a joint meeting of Town Councils (Parry Sound and Huntsville), the Park-To-Park Trail Association was formed. Currently the trail is a work in progress. The Park-To-Park Trail is truly a 'regional' initiative. The trail system is a multi use trail system. The long term objective is to provide seamless trail system encompassing community trails, snowmobile routes, historic colonization and logging roads, former rail beds, new links and some secondary roads.

Fall hike around Georgian Bay!!

Get out and discover the beauty of the Georgian Bay area with a family fall colours hike. There are several hiking options with many different trails and ability levels. See Hiking Georgian Bay.