Discover multiple breathtaking waterfalls scattered throughout Grey County, all reachable within a short drive from Cedars. The falls are part of the Niagara Escarpment. With a drop of 30 meters, Eugenia Falls is one of the highest waterfalls in Ontario. Hoggs Falls is hidden and small but beautiful. Each waterfall has its own unique attraction, be sure to check them all out. Spring is the best time to visit the falls, with the snow melting, spring rains most are running quite fast. For a detailed map and description of each visit Grey County’s Waterfall Tour site linked below.

https://www.visitgrey.ca/play/outdoor-activities/waterfalls

The world famous Niagara Escarpment is a wealth of hiking trails including the Bruce Trail which runs from Niagara to the tip of the Bruce Peninsula. Even within this area there is a great diversity of landscape to choose from. Enjoy the breathtaking view of Beaver Valley from the top of Old Baldy. Rock climbing and exploring ancient caves is a popular summertime activity in The Kolapore Uplands Wilderness Area as is hiking the trails in the spring and fall and cross country skiing or snowshoeing in the winter.

There’s no better way to appreciate the fabulous fall colours of October or the fresh smell of new growth in the spring. And of course, wildflowers and birds abound in the spring, summer and fall. It’s a nature lovers delight.

https://explore-mag.com/10-of-the-best-hikes-in-grey-county-ontario/

Lake Eugenia and the Beaver Valley are one of Ontario’s hidden Gems when it comes to fishing. Lake Eugenia boasts Rainbow, Brook and Brown Trout in the spring and Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass in the warmer months.

If Carp is your passion, Lake Eugenia has some huge Fish waiting to be caught! Make sure you ask and we will direct you to the best spots!

There is no shortage of golf courses in the area, each with their own challenges and charm. Monterra Golf, Meaford Golf, Duntroon Highlands, Shelburne Golf & Country Club, and Highland Glen are just a few. For the serious contender, Spring golf gets going by the middle of May. The golf season continues right through untill October. There are also a number of driving and target ranges to help tune up your game and most clubs offer lessons and clinics.

Probably the fastest growing sport in the area is cycling and it’s easy to see why. For avid mountain bikers, you won’t find a greater challenge or variety of on- and off-road trails.

For cycle touring there is no shortage of quiet back roads, ideal for a gentle ride through the country side. There are several routes drawn out by local clubs and enthusiasts and are available to all, both cross country touring and mountain biking. There is absolutely a trail for you! 

https://www.ontariobybike.ca/grey-county/

There are numerous trails in the area both groomed and ungroomed. Kolapore Uplands Wilderness Area is a popular destination for experienced skiers and snow shoers. The Bruce Trail is also a popular destination and takes on a whole new look in white. For groomed trails try out Highlands Nordic Cross Country Skiing or Scenic Caves. Our snowfalls are generally ideal for winter recreation.

Doesn’t get any better in Ontario! Blue Mountain Ski Resort Ontario’s largest mountain resort is less than 30 minutes away. Other private ski clubs in the area include Osler Bluff, Georgian Peaks and Craigleith Ski Club all are only 30 minutes away. Beaver Valley Ski Club is just 10 minutes away.

If you are part of this fun new outdoor past-time, Cedars is a great place to be, Longitude: -80°32’47.76 Latitude: 44°15’34.92. In a 50 kilometer radius of Flesherton there are over 200 caches to be discovered. The nearest to date is only 3 kilometers away There are enough caches in Grey Highlands to keep you busy for days, hike the local trails, parks, visit the waterfalls all the while as you search for your cache. That’s what Geocaching is about, treasure hunting and going to beautiful places, stopping to enjoy great scenery that you might have never noticed otherwise. For more information on Geocaching visit www.geocaching.com.