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A 3.5 km loop that begins about 1.3 km from the cairn, to the northeast edge of the peninsula, at Dunks Point. There are several scenic lookouts over Georgian Bay.
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About 0.8 km from the park visitors centre, look out across the rocky edge of the peninsula.
Offers dive trips usually twice per day, departing in the morning and the afternoon. They include two dives from their dive boats, which are well stocked and large enough to suit up even when full. Booking your spots is recommended on weekends during the summer, and the staff is very friendly.
Accessed only by boat and then on foot, the island is named after the Flowerpots - tall stacks of escarpment rock that rise out of the lake along the island's east coast. Park volunteers at the island's Lighthouse station demonstrate what life would have been like living here off the grid, guiding ships into Georgian Bay. Along the way, a small boardwalk along the trail shows the inside of the Sea Caves. A handful of backcountry campsites lets hikers or experienced paddlers spend the night on the island.