South Bruce Peninsula Profile
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About South Bruce Peninsula
South Bruce Peninsula is a town in Bruce County, Ontario, covering Wiarton, Sauble Beach, and the southern peninsula—not Northern Bruce Peninsula (Tobermory) and not a single beach village. Niagara Escarpment cliffs, Georgian Bay at Wiarton, and the long Lake Huron sand beach at Sauble define the municipality. About 9,000 people live in South Bruce Peninsula.
Known for
- Town of Wiarton and Sauble Beach, not Tobermory
- Distinct from Northern Bruce Peninsula
- Sauble Beach on Lake Huron
- Wiarton harbour on Colpoy’s Bay / Georgian Bay
- Niagara Escarpment and Wiarton Willie Groundhog Day tradition
See & do
Sauble Beach
Long sand beach and summer boardwalk on Lake Huron.
Downtown Wiarton
Harbour-town shops and the Wiarton Willie statue.
Bluewater Park / Wiarton waterfront
Georgian Bay docks, beach, and parkland.
Spirit Rock / Escarpment lookouts
Cliffs and ruins above Colpoy’s Bay.
Sauble Falls Provincial Park
River falls and camping between the beach and Wiarton.
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