Attractions
Lion’s Head Lookout
Enjoy the thrill of looking out over incredible turquoise and ultramarine blue waters from stunning 200-foot cliffs!
On a clear day, look to the south from the cliffs and you’ll see Cape Dundas and Barrier Island and to the north, you’ll see the cliffs of White Bluff, Cape Chin, and Cabot Head. The Lion’s Head Trail has two loops – the main trail and inland trail for a total of about 18-kilometres. The trails are marked with blue and white blazes.
To start your hike, park your car at the Bruce Trail Parking Lot on McCurdy Drive Parkette (make your parking reservation) and follow the trails outlined on the map provided at the trailhead. There is no parking permitted on Moore Street, and the Moore Street Side Trail is currently closed.
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Lion’s Head Pebble Beach
Beautiful smooth stone pebble beach. This is not the same, and not at all like the Lion’s Head Harbour Sand Beach. Lots of great smooth rounded stones to skip. You need decent footwear but the walk to the north along the beach yields some great overhanging rocks. Be careful if you walk underneath not to get a spider in the face.
Lion’s Head Fine Art Photography Gallery
Great place to go to get fine art photography in Ontario.
Dog friendly.
Parks Canada Visitor Centre
Located in the town of Tobermory, this dynamic Visitor Centre is the hub for Bruce Peninsula National Park and Fathom Five National Marine Park. It’s a great place to start your adventure and plan your visit. It has a nice trail, viewing tower and museum.