쉬운 휴런 호수 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

This trail follows the shoreline along a rugged path over granite boulders and rocky beaches. You'll be treated to amazing views over the water, but be sure to keep one eye on your footing as the loose rocks can cause you to slip.

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.

The Killbear Lighthouse is one of the park’s most recognizable landmarks. The short walk out to it follows exposed rock and wind-shaped pines, opening to wide water views in every direction. It’s a popular sunset spot, with the light silhouetted against the bay and waves moving across the shoreline below.

This short, easy loop leads you out to the lighthouse on Killbear’s rocky point, with wide, classic views over Georgian Bay and the shoreline. The terrain can be rocky and uneven in places, so sturdy footwear helps, but the payoff is calm water vistas, windswept rock shelves, and a peaceful beach nearby where many people linger with lunch or a quick swim. It’s especially lovely in spring through fall, with great opportunities for birding and photos along the shore.

Set on the eastern shore of Georgian Bay, Killbear Provincial Park is known for its smooth pink granite, windswept pines, sandy beaches, and clear freshwater swimming. One of the standout features is the historic lighthouse, perched on the rocks with wide views over the bay. A daily vehicle permit is required to visit and costs $18 per car. You can reserve your vehicle spot and purchase your permit online in advance: https://reservations.ontarioparks.ca/create-booking/ The pass is valid only for Killbear, not other Ontario parks. Frequent visitors can opt for an annual permit for $99.

The first light was built in 1904. http://www.friendsofkillbear.com/its-history Lighthouse Point Trail 800 m loop (25 minutes) easy to moderate This short trail takes you to the tip of Killbear Point and offers superb views of Georgian Bay and interesting rockscapes.

Short trail with remarkable view at the end. Section along the water is pretty rough, rooted and rocky so if you are not in shape use the other leg to reach the point and light house.