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Parry Sound is a broad, island‑studded bay on the eastern edge of Georgian Bay, known for its rugged shoreline, deep blue water, and classic Northern Ontario scenery. The sound is highly irregular in shape, with long inlets, sheltered coves, and countless islands that make it a favourite place for paddling, boating, and exploring quiet pockets of wilderness.

Known for its breathtaking sunsets, the aptly named Sunset Rock on Mackinac Island rewards mountain bikers with panoramic views of the island's picturesque shoreline and distant Mackinac Bridge after a ride through idyllic forests. The iconic chimney-shaped outlook over Lake Huron makes an ideal destination to end a scenic pedal.

Known for its breathtaking sunsets, the aptly named Sunset Rock on Mackinac Island rewards mountain bikers with panoramic views of the island's picturesque shoreline and distant Mackinac Bridge after a ride through idyllic forests. The iconic chimney-shaped outlook over Lake Huron makes an ideal destination to end a scenic pedal.

Known for its breathtaking sunsets, the aptly named Sunset Rock on Mackinac Island rewards mountain bikers with panoramic views of the island's picturesque shoreline and distant Mackinac Bridge after a ride through idyllic forests. The iconic chimney-shaped outlook over Lake Huron makes an ideal destination to end a scenic pedal.

Griffin Cove is just off the side of Lake Shore Boulevard and is catty-corner to Brown's Brook State Roadside Park. The cove features a beach area where you can view out onto Lake Huron and see the mainland of Michigan.

The Chantry Island Lighthouse is a lighthouse on Chantry Island off the coast of Southampton in Lake Huron. The lighthouse was built between 1855 and 1859 and is considered one of the six 'Imperial Towers'. These are of identical design and were completed between 1858 and 1859 at 'Lake Huron' and 'Georgian Bay' in limestone and granite. https://www.historicplaces.ca/en/rep-reg/place-lieu.aspx?id=3293 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chantry_Island_Lighthouse

The 'North Shore Trail', a 6km paved trail, connects Port Elgin and Southampton. The former small towns have been part of the newly founded city of 'Saugeen Shores' since 1998. The trail follows the shore of Lake Huron and is used by both cyclists and pedestrians. On this stretch of coast you have a wonderful view of the lake and can enjoy a breathtaking sunset when the weather is nice. In the distance you can see the 'Chantry Island Lighthouse' to the north.