Hiking
Sauble Trail 2.5km (2 hours) easy
This trail travels primarily through a red pine plantation. An interpretive leaflet explains current and historic forest management practices in the area. Bicycles are not allowed on this trail which travels through an area of ancient sand dunes.

Fishing
Anglers will find the areas adjacent to the falls to be excellent for trout and salmon fishing in the spring and fall. The area of the falls is posted closed to fishing year round.
More information on fishing.

Canoeing
Rankin River- Isaac Lake to Sauble Falls P.P,
18km, 5-7hr, 3 portages, beginner. The Rankin River canoe route is impassible in times of low water. A portage around Sauble Falls will take you downstream to Lake Huron.

Wildlife Viewing
A red pine plantation beside the park shelters white-tailed deer, fox, and other animals.

The falls provide spectacular viewing opportunities for rainbow trout and salmon as they travel upstream to spawn in the spring and fall.

Winter Activities
In winter, park roads may be used for hiking, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing, the gate remains closed.

Other - The park is a great base from which to explore the Bruce Peninsula.