Great birding, Great Black-backed Gulls and Northern Waterthrush.
Cool spot to visit. About a 3km hike to get to the most southern point of the island. Lots of birds.
This is one of my most enjoyed places on the island and even that i am a local here i still am amazed by everything when i walk down the point, and to think that your the most southern person in canada its quite a life time experience!!!!! #PeleeForLife
Great kayak trip from the ferry around to the southern point of the island. Mosquito bay is appropriately named, bring spray. Even so, great place to visit, especially if you want to be away from people!
Took the forest trail and it lead to a beach far from the end point of the park. It was poorly marked on where the continuation of the trail is. After walking along the beach we found the path through the woods that lead us to the west end of the park. I recommend finding a cooler day to walk to the end. There is no place to hide from the heat of the day and the walk on sand and pebbles is not easy. Overall it is a great place to see nature. We had a chance to see a snake, lots of seagulls, geese and vultures.
We worth itbelieve me if you are a nature lover.one of best places to go.
Similar to Point Pelee National Park, the South Point on Pelee Island, A.K.A. Fish Point, is a unique forested walk that leads to a beautiful beach, long and narrow, ever changing, it can be a Km or two, depending on the lake level. You'll have to check out some photos or go there yourself
Next to mosquito bay. Besides having mosquitoes, it also had water snakes (we saw at least 8). Glad we went, but preferred the west and north shores of the island more (for sightseeing).