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Halfway Log Dump offers a rugged section of the Georgian Bay shoreline with steep cliffs and large limestone boulders. It is a popular spot for experienced hikers and rock climbers.
You need a separate parking reservation to visit Halfway Log Dump between June and September. This parking pass does not give you access to the Grotto. Expect challenging terrain if you hike beyond the main beach area.
1 km1 hour
This relatively easy 1-kilometer trail leads from the parking lot to a white cobblestone beach. It provides quick access to the Georgian Bay shoreline. Remember that parking here requires a reservation from June to September and does not grant access to the Grotto.
Challenging terrain2-4 hours
This rugged segment of the Bruce Trail runs east from Halfway Log Dump toward High Dump. The terrain is very challenging and rocky. It suits experienced hikers who want to avoid the main park crowds.
Bring crash pads2-4 hours
Limestone boulders scatter the shoreline, drawing rock climbers to the area. You must bring your own crash pads. Check local access rules before climbing, and pack out all chalk and trash.
