Grey County

Situated two hours north of Toronto, Grey County offers beauty you can’t get in the city, and a lifestyle that’s relaxed and family-oriented.

Framed by the breathtaking landscapes of Georgian Bay, verdant river alleys, and the renowned wonders of the Niagara Escarpment and Blue Mountain, Grey County pairs the sophistication and convenience of urban living with the timeless charm of small town and rural Ontario.

In Grey County, you can experience four seasons of adventure from cycling and hiking to paddlesports, climbing and skiing. Cyclists will find a variety of opportunities close at hand. Try a leisurely trail for a casual ride or a smooth road for some speed; grip those handles and grind some gravel in Meaford or strap on your armour for some downhill at Blue Mountain.

Wander cerulean shores. Exult in warm sand and shimmering waters or take in broad vistas as the land falls away before you. Delight in great food, welcoming communities, soft beds and glittering skies. For two hours, two days, two weeks or more, you’ll find plenty of reasons to return to Grey County.

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Trail Attributes

Trail Distance: 144km

A mix of off-road paths, paved and unpaved rural roads and some paved residential roads.

Local Maps and Connections Staging Areas Amenities and Transit Helpful Links

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Tom Thomson Trail: A 41km to 44km scenic multi-use trail connecting the communities of Meaford and Owen Sound.

Bruce Trail: Canada’s oldest and longest footpath, connecting Queenston to Tobermory.

Staging Areas

Georgian Bluffs: Cedar Hill Park: 502930 Grey Rd 1, Georgian Bluffs, ON (Approx)
Owen Sound: Harry Lumley Bayshore Community Centre: 1900 3^rd Ave E, Owen Sound, ON
Fred Raper Park: Across from 206 Bayfield St., Meaford, ON
Craigleith Heritage Depot: 113 Lakeshore Road East (Limited Parking), The Blue Mountains, ON