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1. www.northeasternontario.com › partner › misery-bayMisery Bay Provincial Park - Northeastern Ontario Canada

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   Misery Bay Provincial Park is located on an ancient flat rock sea bottom. This unique feature, known as an alvar, presents unusual geological viewing opportunities for the visitors’ enjoyment. It is this feature that makes the Misery Bay Nature Provincial Park a world class park. The Great Lakes Basin has the only alvars found in North ...

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2. www.exploremanitoulin.com › misery-bayMisery Bay - Explore Manitoulin

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   Misery Bay. Misery Bay Provincial Nature Reserve is a 860 hectare provincial park on the south shore of Manitoulin Island, a ten minute drive west of Evansville. There is a trail network of eight trails totalling approximately 16 km (one way) and ranging in length from 0.2 km to 4.8 km (one way). The trails feature mixed woodland, old beach ...

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4. ontarioparks.ca › park › miserybayWelcome to Misery Bay Provincial Park - Ontario Parks

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   May 17, 2024 · 2024 Operating Dates; Park / Campground Usage (day use, camping, etc.) - Legend Opening and Closing; Misery Bay : May 17, 2024 to October 20, 2024

5. miserybay.ca › historyMisery Bay Provincial Park - History - Evansville, Ontario

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   The history of misery bay provincial park. According to survey notes of the Township of Burpee and F. W. Major’s Manitoulin, land of the Ottawas (1934), the area around Misery Bay was seasonally inhabited by Indigenous Peoples and certainly used by them for fishing and hunting and trading with European settlers.

6. www.tripadvisor.com › Attraction_Review-g499258-dMisery Bay Provincial Nature Reserve - All You Need to Know ...

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   Jul 2014 • Couples. This remote park on the south coast of Manitoulin Island, Ontario, is a Disneyland for nature lovers. Manitoulin Island, the world's largest freshwater island, is accessible by private boat, bridge (from the north), and ferry (from the south). There are many remarkable wonders to discover, Misery Bay among them.

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7. sandee.com › misery-bay-provincial-nature-reserveMisery Bay Provincial Nature Reserve - ALL You Need To Know

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   Misery Bay Provincial Nature Reserve, located in the picturesque Burpee and Mills Township in Canada, is a unique beach destination that offers a pristine and untouched natural setting. The beach at Misery Bay stretches along the tranquil shores of Lake Huron, providing a serene and peaceful atmosphere for visitors to enjoy.

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   What makes Misery Bay nature Provincial Park a world class Park?

   • This unique feature, known as an alvar, presents unusual geological viewing opportunities for the visitors’ enjoyment. It is this feature that makes the Misery Bay Nature Provincial Park a world class park. The Great Lakes Basin has the only alvars found in North America, and most of the alvars found in the world.

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   Where is Misery Bay Provincial Nature Reserve?

   • ... Misery Bay Provincial Nature Reserve is a 860 hectare provincial park on the south shore of Manitoulin Island, a ten minute drive west of Evansville. There is a trail network of eight trails totalling approximately 16 km (one way) and ranging in length from 0.2 km to 4.8 km (one way).

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   When did Misery Bay become a nature reserve?

   • The following year, the NCC formally turned over the title to the Misery Bay land to the Province of Ontario, to be managed as a nature reserve park. In 1989 Misery Bay was regulated for protection under Ontario’s Provincial Parks Act. Citizen involvement has been vital to the development of the park.

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   Why should you visit Misery Bay Provincial Park?

   • Please join us at Misery Bay and hike our trails throughout the fall and upcoming winter- but please respect our park and what it protects remember that Misery Bay Provincial Park is classed as a Nature Reserve Park in the Provincial Parks system which gives it the highest level of protection as we appreciate all that it has to offer.

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   Are the trails at Misery Bay Provincial Park open all year?

   • The trails at Misery Bay Provincial Park are open all year! The Visitor Centre & Washrooms are CLOSED A big thanks to all of our visitors, volunteers and supporters. We have welcomed over 7000 plus visitors to Misery Bay Provincial Park this year, the highest number of visitors in recent years- most of these visitors have been from Ontario.

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   What are the trails like at Misery Bay?

   • The trails feature mixed woodland, old beach ridges, and rare alvars. There is a visitor centre/interpretive centre to educate the public about this unique area. There is an easy loop of 4.1 km from the visitor centre consisting of the Lakeshore and Wolf Den Trails. For more information visit the Misery Bay website.

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9. www.ontario.ca › page › misery-bay-provincial-parkMisery Bay Provincial Park Management Plan - Ontario.ca

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   The 1983 Espanola District Land Use Guidelines identified Misery Bay as a nature reserve class provincial park. It outlined broad resource managementpolicies. This management plan provides additional detail required for protection (e.g. vegetation and wildlife). These policies will aid in the preparation of implementation plans including an ...