GEORGIAN BAY

With its spectacular glacier-smoothed islands of ancient Precambrian rock, its tenacious twisted pines, its secluded beaches of golden sand and its dramatic granite cliffs, Georgian Bay’s Thirty Thousand Islands region is one of Canada’s most breathtaking geographic areas. Now part of the new United Nations designated Georgian Bay Littoral Biosphere Reserve, this part of Georgian Bay is remarkable in not only its natural beauty, but also in its history, geology and wildlife.