misery bay provincial park
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misery bay provincial park印象
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We visited this attraction in July 2013. We had been recommended to it by a park ranger who was giving a talk, about Manatoulin Island, on the ferry over from Tobermory.The park was great, if a little buggy( but hey, this is Canada) and the conversations we had in the interpretive centre most interesting. The young rangers could not have been more helpful.
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We visited Misery Bay Provincial Park twice during August 2014. The staff that greeted us were extremely helpful - especially the young man who is working there as a summer student. the entry fee is only $2 per person - a bargain.The trail system is excellent ranging from an easy 1.2km walk to the bay up to an 11k+ route that goes out to either point. The flora and fauna along the way are a nature lover's paradise. Also, there were several species of birds and butterflies. Our favourite siting was the monarch. If you are into geology, there are several unique features in this park.I suggest you plan for at least a 3 hour stay in the park which will give you enough opportunity to speak with the staff and hike the trails.A 'must do' if you are on Manitoulin Island.
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Stopped in and went for a hike down to the lake. Lots of unique flowers and plants along the way. A very quiet walk without the crowds. We stopped off at the visitor center when we finished and had a great conversation with the staff who were up from Ohio I think. The bugs were really not that bad in the early afternoon we didn't use repellant at all.
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Easy hike with and beautiful beach at the end. Hike out into the shallow water. Learn about the unique geography from the centre near the parking lot. Bring bug spray!
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This park has a beautiful, easy kilometre hike over fascinating terrain to the Bay. It is well worth a visit and the staff are very knowledgable and helpful. If you are interested in the geography of Canada, and the millions of years of history, you should not miss this park, magic.it cost $2.00. Abargain
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About 8 hrs drive outside Toronto, a short journey to most Canadians, we rented a cottage for 1 week. 30 mins drive to nearest shop, I would strongly recommend hiring or bringing a car. Misery Bay is a fabulous place. there is a local museum and trails you can walk. Worth having a dip in Georges Bay which is the biggest fresh water Lake in the world.
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We walked the 'blue' trail in Misery Bay. It was very clearly marked and we got to see some great scenery and the geological features known as 'alvar' which were flat pavement like slabs of rock. There is a small visitor centre, with restrooms, though it has limited opening hours. There is a fee for usage, but I do not begrudge this as the trails were so well marked and maintained.
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September 7 2014, we went to the park ,we hike the coastal alvar trail (red). I was wonderful well marked nice scenic view .Had lunch in the gazebo . I would recommend this hike even though it takes three hour. We got back late didn't get to see the visitor centre but it looked very interesting
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It is perfect....a little bit of everything, suited to everyone. It is one of many must-go places on Manitoulin Island.
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I have been thru this park a dozen times and it is a very nice time. There are several trails of various lengths and they are very well marked. Lots of free parking and the cost for park entry is right.(I think it was $2 to get in) there is an info centre with washrooms.Will be looking forward to the 2015 season