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Misery Bay Provincial Nature Reserve
Misery Bay Road, Evansville, Ontario P0P 1Y0, Canada
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“Beautiful spot!”
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, Sudbury, Canada
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What a find! After hiking the insanely busy Cup and Saucer Trail. This park was all that you... read more
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Toronto, Canada
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Date of experience: August 2015
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g k
Thornhill, Canada
2511
Though a bit of a distance to drive from Manitowaning, we decided to visit Misery Bay P.P. and we are so glad we did. Perfect for hiking or going for a short swim with the family. The rock formations at the shoreline were amazing! Great visitor Centre! We are going to be back!
Date of experience: August 2015
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JerryM117
Westlake Village, California
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bridgette was our tour guide and explained everything very well. Enjoyed the hike. A must stop and hopefully Bridgette is available.
Jerry & Pat M.
Date of experience: July 2015
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Chip G
Athens, Ohio, United States
4317
I recently discovered this park and its gorgeous views of islands and waters I have traveled by boat. The landscape is not made up or imagined, the photos are pretty close to doing this park justice. I recommend eating in Meldrum Bay prior to coming to this park, for the most part you have to go through Meldrum anyways and it helps to set the mind's eye for the views from this park. There are some good trails in the area be careful walking out on the rocks.
Date of experience: July 2014
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Dafs34
Gore Bay, Canada
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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
Date of experience: August 2014
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vllywngs
Kitchener, Canada
4828
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.
Date of experience: July 2014
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