Bruce Peninsula Winter Hike in a Small Group from Toronto

Few people see the Bruce Peninsula in winter, and this small-group hike from Toronto is built around that quieter season. Once the summer crowds leave, one of Ontario's busiest destinations turns calm, hushed and strikingly beautiful. You walk the Georgian Bay shoreline, where turquoise water stands out against snow-covered cliffs and forest, some of the most dramatic winter scenery in the province. The group also stops at Inglis Falls, which snow and ice turn into something very different from its summer self. Snowshoes or crampons are handed out depending on trail conditions, so you can move safely and with confidence. Transport from Toronto, park entry, winter gear and an experienced guide are all part of the package, which makes this an easy way to see the peninsula in a different light.