Georgian Bluffs.

Georgian Bluffs wraps Owen Sound on the west and north, riding the Niagara Escarpment from the Sydenham River gorge above the city out to the south shore of Colpoy's Bay along the base of the Bruce Peninsula. Grey Sauble Conservation Authority manages five conservation areas inside the township — Inglis Falls (an 18 m single-drop on the Sydenham River with a heritage gristmill site and arboretum at the rim), Pottawatomi, Skinner's Bluff (escarpment cliff outlook above Colpoy's Bay), Bruce's Caves (overhang caves and rock shelters in escarpment dolostone), and Bognor Marsh (a provincially significant wetland with a boardwalk loop and observation tower).

The Sydenham Bruce Trail Club section threads all of them, carrying the 900 km Bruce Trail through the township between Owen Sound and Wiarton. Most of the township sits inside the UNESCO Niagara Escarpment Biosphere Reserve and the Niagara Escarpment Plan area.

Georgian Bluffs sits on the traditional territory of the Saugeen Ojibway Nation. A few hours from the GTA via Highway 10 and Highway 6.