Canada is home to some of the loveliest natural scenery on Earth, so when a Canadian natural wonder is popular—you know that it is one of the most breathtakingly gorgeous sights that you will ever see. The Bruce Peninsula Grotto—which is often simply referred to as The Grotto—is without a doubt one of Canada’s most beloved outdoor destinations. The Grotto is a shimmering sea cave which is located on the shores of Lake Huron.
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The Grotto is situated in Ontario’s Bruce Peninsula National Park on the shoreline of Georgian Bay. Visitors can hike the Georgian Bay Trail to reach The Grotto. From the start of the trailhead, the trek to The Grotto generally takes about 30 minutes. There are plenty of lovely and captivating sights to see along the way, such as whimsical rock formations and a jagged overhang that offers a panoramic view of the gorgeous deep blue waters of Lake Huron.
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Some of the rocks surrounding The Grotto can be slick and jagged, so it is important to wear non-slip shoes and watch your step. Adventurous visitors can access The Grotto via a small opening known as the chimney which requires a bit of bending and twisting to enter the sea cave. Visitors can also climb down to The Grotto’s main entrance, though lapping water may dampen your feet before you reach the sea cave’s rocky interior.
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All of the effort that it takes to reach The Grotto is certainly worthwhile because the shimmering turquoise waters of the sea cave will make you feel as though you have stumbled upon an enchanted paradise. A small underground opening creates the illusion that the water is lit by a subterranean light source. The luminescent waters of The Grotto are startingly chilly year-round, but some visitors swear that the cold water is a refreshing place to take a dip at the height of summer.
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The Grotto is surrounded by Bruce Peninsula National Park‘s gorgeous natural wonders such as a picturesque inlet known as Indian Head Cove, a rocky beach appropriately known as Boulder Beach, and a dense evergreen forest. Visitors can kayak, mountain bike, or rock climb in some of Canada‘s most beautiful terrain. During the warmer months, the beaches of Georgian Bay are populated by sunbathers and swimmers. No trip to explore Canada’s most gorgeous scenery is complete without a few days spent exploring…
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