BEST HIKING TRAILS IN GREY BRUCE

Beat the winter blahs by getting out and enjoying the great outdoors!

Most people are sticking closer to home this winter, so it’s the perfect time to get out and explore some of the natural gems that our area has to offer.

Hiking is a great way to get exercise, fresh air and a healthy dose of vitamin D, all while connecting with the great outdoors and beating the winter blahs!

Another big advantage of hiking during the winter is that you don’t have to worry about getting eaten alive by mosquitoes 🙂

Grey Bruce County has plenty of scenic trails in and around the area. In fact, some of the best hiking trails in the province are right here!

If you haven’t visited Grey Bruce’s beautiful waterfalls in winter yet, there’s still time! From Inglis Falls to Jones Falls there’s something very magical about the frozen falls. Please note that accessibility and opening hours are subject to change and that not all of the area’s waterfalls are open during the winter months.

You can also visit Ontario Nature Trails for a full listing of trails in the area, plus details on where to view local wildlife and birds!

If you’re looking to get out for a day trip, there’s a guide that features some of the best trails in Ontario. You can search trails by region and activity, so whether it’s hiking, snowshoeing, geocaching or mountain biking, this guide has you covered.

Whether you’re going hiking on a local trail or heading out further afield, it’s important to be prepared. Waterproof boots and layers will keep you comfortable if the weather changes and don’t forget water and snacks.

Also, always check that the trail is open before you leave and have a look at the conditions as harsh weather can impact the safety of the trail.

Winter can sometimes drag on which is why it’s important to stay physically and mentally active while reconnecting with nature. Whether you’re a walker, hiker or jogger, there’s bound to be an exciting outdoor adventure that will put a smile on your face!