Cape Chin Connection Country Inn

Devil's Monument - St Margaret's Chapel - Bruce Trail - The Bruce Peninsula - Winter

Welcome to the Bruce Peninsula

Cape Chin Connection Country Inn is located in the north half of the Bruce Peninsula. Close to many of the "Bruce's" natural wonders - it is a great place to stay and enjoy the rest of the peninsula from. Cape Chin is also a place to visit when you are passing though the Bruce Peninsula - or staying in one of the local villages. From Cape Chin it is a short drive to the Bruce Peninsula National Park - with it's new Visitor's centre is it a must see when you are here. Dyer's Bay is 15 minutes away and has a public dock where you can launch your fishing boat to enjoy some great fishing in the cool waters of Georgian Bay.

Please follow the links below to see more of what the Bruce Peninsula has to offer


	Bruce Peninsula National Park In the heart of a World Biosphere Reserve, the Bruce Peninsula National Park is a place of global significance.	30 min's
	Bruce Peninsula National Park Centre The new National Park Interpretive Centre opened summer 2006. Enjoy unique exhibits and hands on demos plus the 65' tower that over looks Tobermory and the islands of Fathom Five Park	30 min's
	Fathom Five National Marine Park Canada's first national marine park Fathom Five National Marine Park - home to 22 ship wrecks and several lighthouses	40 min's
	Ontario Provincial Nature Reserves Nature Reserves located in the Bruce Peninsula Ontario Provincial Nature Reserves	Closest 15 min's
	Lighthouses Cabot Head Lighthouse is the closest lighthouse to Cape Chin North Tourist Area.. But there are several more in the area worth checking out. More...	30 min's
	Tobermory & the Chi-Cheemaun Ferry Tobermory is located at the top of the Bruce Peninsula - Unique Shops, 2 national parks - Tobermory is a great place to visit. Take a ride or a dinner cruise to Manitoulin Island on theChi-cheemaun Ferry	35 min's
	Hiking The Bruce Trail runs through Cape Chin North Rd Tourist Area. There are several access points to enter the trail. View more info online at Peninsula Bruce Trail Club	Multiple Access Points
	Wildflowers & Gardens The Bruce Peninsula is home to 44 species of Orchids & other wildflowers and some fantastic gardens. In spring, there is an annual Orchid Festival in the area.
	Cross- Country Skiing & Snowshoe The Bruce Trail offers exceptional snowshoeing and cross-country skiing in the winter time. The trails are natural - not groomed - so be cautious. More on winter in Cape Chin	Multiple Access Points

418 Cape Chin North Road Lion's Head, Ontario N0H 1W0
Phone : (519) 795-7525 Fax: (519) 795-7263 Email

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