Shuttle to Chimney Bay - North end of Beausoleil Island

(50 mins by way of Cedar Spring)

The northern portion of Beausoleil Island offers a more rugged hiking experience, with trails around Fairy Lake featuring exposed granite bedrock, elevation changes, and sections that can be slippery when wet, making them better suited for confident hikers rather than those with limited mobility or young children. For those willing to explore, this area delivers some of the park’s most breathtaking scenery, with sweeping views of Georgian Bay, clear blue water, and windswept white pines set against classic Canadian Shield rock. Along the way, you’ll find plenty of quiet spots to pause for a picnic or take a refreshing swim.

Shuttle Schedule

---

Book Now

Shuttle to Cedar Spring - South end of Beausoleil Island

(15-20 mins)

The Cedar Spring area is the main hub of activity within Georgian Bay Islands National Park, offering a convenient and welcoming starting point for your visit. Here, you can rent mountain bikes, access trail maps and guidance at the welcome centre, and enjoy interpretive programs, along with picnic shelters, swimming beaches, and a network of easy trails ideal for walking or biking, making it the perfect place to explore or relax during your day on Beausoleil Island.

Shuttle Schedule

---

Book Now

Island Map

Explore Beausoleil Island | Trails, Beaches & Key Access Points

Use the following map to get familiar with Beausoleil Island and its key access points, including docks and drop-off locations. The island offers a wide range of experiences, from scenic walking trails and rugged hiking routes to dedicated biking paths that wind through forest and shoreline.

Along the way, you’ll discover quiet beaches, lookout points, and picnic areas that make it easy to explore at your own pace. Whether you're planning a short visit or mapping out your route in advance, this overview helps you make the most of your time on the island.