Starting Point: Tobermory Town Center Meet-Up Spot: Tobermory Visitor Information Center or a designated local bike rental shop. Equipment Check: Ensure all participants have helmets, water bottles, and any needed gear. Bike Rentals (if needed): Rent bikes from a local provider. Ensure everyone has a comfortable fit and go through basic bike safety tips.

Bike Route: Tobermory to Bruce Peninsula National Park Distance: Approx. 10 km one way Route: Follow the well-marked bike path along Highway 6, then transition to quieter back roads leading to the park. Scenic Stops: Little Cove - Take a brief break to enjoy the rocky shoreline and turquoise water. Dunks Bay Lookout - Stop for photos of Lake Huron’s stunning views. Duration: 30-45 minutes of easy to moderate biking, with rest stops along the way.

Arrive at Bruce Peninsula National Park Park Entry: Secure entry tickets in advance, especially in peak seasons, as the park has timed entry slots. Bike Parking: Park bikes at designated bike racks near the Grotto trailhead.

Hike to the Grotto Trail: Take the Georgian Bay Trail leading to the Grotto (approx. 1 km, 20-minute hike). Difficulty: Moderate – some rocky terrain but manageable for most fitness levels. Experience: Marvel at the crystal-clear waters and dramatic limestone cliffs. Optionally, bring swim gear if you'd like to take a dip in the icy waters.

Lunch & Relaxation at the Grotto Lunch: Pack a picnic or purchase from local shops in Tobermory before starting the ride. Activities: Photography - Capture the Grotto’s turquoise waters and limestone formations. Swimming - Explore the cave from the inside if you're feeling adventurous (water is cold year-round).

Return Bike Ride to Tobermory Time: Plan for an hour’s return, factoring in breaks and group pace. Wrap-Up Spot: Stop for coffee or a treat in Tobermory to end the day.