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The compacted gravel road leads to the popular Cabot Head lighthouse at the end of the road, and the Bruce Peninsula Bird Observatory, a scientific, monitoring station along an international migratory bird route.
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The road offers kilometres-long views of Georgian Bay as it hugs the shoreline.
It has been closed since high water in 2019-20 washed out about 450 metres of its eight-kilometre length. It’s privately owned by individuals and Ontario Parks, which complicates repairing and reopening it as a public road.
Not allowing cars on the eight-kilometre trail would mean an eight-kilometre hike or bike for anyone wanting to access the lighthouse, Elizabeth Thorn acknowledged Monday.
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