Top Things to do in Wiarton
10 Things to do in Wiarton That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Wiarton, Canada including Rural Rootz Nature Reserve, Bruce Peninsula Boat Tours, The Painted Turtle & Balloon Headquarters, Bluewater Park, Bruce's Caves Conservation Area, Bruce County Tours - Private Tours, Spirit Rock Conservation Area, Mountain Bike Adventure Park, Wiarton Willie Statue, St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church.
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1. Rural Rootz Nature Reserve
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5.0 based on 19 reviews
Rural Rootz is a unique experience, Gardens flourishing in the middle of a wooded wonderland. 7 km. of varied hiking trails to explore, Quiet solace, Two labyrinths to walk, and Dragons awaiting discovery.
Reviewed By Leeenni - Lilongwe, Malawi
I did a Forest Therapy walk in the morning, followed by tea with Tom and Dee in the guest shop, a hike on The Bruce Trail loop on their property, and a walk in their beautiful gardens, including a sound garden and labyrinth. Tom and Dee are generous and welcoming hosts, stewarding this 100-acre property for the enjoyment of their guests and future generations. Easy to spend a day here -- or longer, if you arrange to stay overnight in your own RV or their accommodations.
2. Bruce Peninsula Boat Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 103 reviews
We provide 90 minute guided passenger tours on the beautiful Bruce Peninsula. We depart 3X daily, from the Oliphant Government Dock, just 13 km north of Sauble Beach and 13 km west of Wiarton. We also provide boat rides, birding tours, snorkelling tours and specialty tours. Learn more about these opportunties on our website. Reservations must be made in advance.
3. The Painted Turtle & Balloon Headquarters
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5.0 based on 10 reviews
4. Bluewater Park
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4.5 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By WLDavis
Bluewater Park was a great spot to stop and enjoy Wiarton's view of the water. And it honours Wiarton Willie with a statue.
5. Bruce's Caves Conservation Area
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4.0 based on 141 reviews
Reviewed By isajohn - Toronto, Canada
While hiking the Bruce Trail we took a small detour off the main trail to go to the caves. You HAVE to see this if you're in the area. It's stunning.
6. Bruce County Tours - Private Tours
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4.0 based on 5 reviews
Bruce County Tours offers guided tours through Beautiful Bruce County Ontario.We specialize in Photography Tours, Hiking Tours, and Cultural Tours.We can take you through the area to some of the most beautiful and awe inspiring locations. Large caves, cliff faces, waterfalls, forests, sandy beaches and much more await for you to enjoy them! The escarpment offers so many diverse custom tour opportunities with a blend of mesmerizing geological formations, historical information, photography opportunities, fine dining and cuisine as well as relaxation.There are weekend tours offered starting as low as 179.99 plus HST
7. Spirit Rock Conservation Area
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By Alexis199 - Mount Washington, United States
Great place to stop if you’re in the area. The staircase is a little nerve racking to use, but it’s safe. There’s a two person limit on the staircase at one time. At the bottom of the stair case there is a very rocky path with a handrail. From there you can walk a trail that runs along the edge of the water. That trail ends at a water treatment building on Bayview Street. There is a loop trial at the top of the staircase. This trail has a lot great views of the bay. It took us about an hour and a half to explore all the trails, but that’s with many picture stops. There is pay parking by the Corran at the trailhead, but you can park for free on the far north end of Bayview street. Go past the marina, and you’ll find pull off parking areas at the end of the road. There is a sign on the left side of the road explaining the legend of spirit rock. There are limited spots here, and it is a hike to the base of the staircase. Just park and walk straight past the water treatment building and you’ll see the trailhead. If you pay to park by the mansion, it is $6 CAD. You can download the McKay Pay app on your smart phone or call the phone number listed on the signs to pay by phone. There are a few picnic tables and a bathroom. There’s no running water so bring hand sanitizer. The road to the parking lot is gravel and one lane, but there are a few places to pull off if you meet a car. Drive very slow, there are a lot of potholes! Overall, the hike is beautiful with great views. It’s worth the visit.
8. Mountain Bike Adventure Park
9. Wiarton Willie Statue
10. St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church
We are one of seven churches which make up the Lutheran and Anglican Ministries of the Bruce Peninsula. We are a vibrant and growing congregation! On a Sunday morning you would normally see around 25-30 people in worship. We worship together with the people of Trinity Anglican as a combined worshipping community. We are passionate about sharing the love of God, creating healthy community, and engaging issues in our world in light of our faith. We are currently working on a welcome wagon project with our other churches and a take a book leave a book literacy project for Wiarton. No matter who are you or where you're from, we're glad you're our neighbour and you're welcome here.
