Little Bluff Conservation Area
A limestone cliff about 20 meters high on the county's south shore, with a pebble cove below and a clifftop trail offering wide views. Uncrowded and beautiful.
Little Bluff Conservation Area is managed by the Quinte Conservation Authority. It lies at the end of Black Road in the southern part of the county. Limestone cliffs overlook the Bay of Prince Edward on Lake Ontario. Below the cliffs is a pebble beach where you can swim or snorkel, and a short trail on the clifftop offers sunset views. The site has only a parking lot and restrooms, and entry is free. It is about a 25-minute drive from Picton and can be combined with the Prince Edward Point Bird Observatory in the south.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Lake on the Mountain Provincial Park
- Glenora Ferry
- Point Petre
- Prince Edward Point Bird Observatory
- Macaulay Heritage Park
- Picton
- Bloomfield
- Millennium Trail