The northern portion of Georgian Bay offers some of the most beautiful cruising grounds in the world, The shores are pink granite topped with trees and a wide variety of flora. Harbors formed by the glacial cuts through the rock and the many islands provide protected spots for anchoring. Cottage country is to the south and few places have buildings and inhabitants. Most of the property along the water is public lands in the form of parks or just government-owned land known as "Crown Land." Canadian philosophy is that government-owned land is public land and is open for visitation. The places where the Last Dance crew spent time on the 2016 cruise are highlighted on the map with a red dot. More details to follow.
