Top Things to do in Grey County
Top Hotels in Grey County
- 1. The Westin Trillium House, Blue Mountain
- 2. Best Western Inn On The Bay
- 3. Village Suites by Blue Mountain Resort
- 4. The Westin Trillium House, Blue Mountain
- 5. Embarc Blue Mountain
- 6. Nights Inn Owen Sound
- 7. Mosaic - Boutique Suites by Blue Mountain Resort
- 8. Comfort Inn
- 9. Heathcote Haven Bed and Breakfast
- 10. Meaford Inn
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The 7 Best Hiking Trails in Grey County, Grey County
Discover the best top things to do in Grey County, United States including Tom Thomson Trail, Old Baldy Conservation Area, Indian Falls Conservation Area, The Fishway, Loree Forest Loop, Trout Hollow Trail, Kemble Mountain Management Area.
Restaurants in Grey County
1. Tom Thomson Trail
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
The Tom Thomson Trail is a non-motorized, multi-use (biking, hiking and horseback riding), 3-season (spring through fall) trail between Meaford and Owen Sound. The trailhead kiosk can be found at Fred Raper Park in Meaford. Travel through the countryside and along quiet country roads to see some of the most beautiful vistas in the area.
2. Old Baldy Conservation Area
3. Indian Falls Conservation Area
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 95 reviews
Almost inside a city, Indian Falls are in Sarawak Township, at the northwestern edge of Owen Sound. A one-kilometre walk through Indian Falls Conservation Area leads through ferns, trees and wildflowers. The horseshoe-shaped falls drop to a quiet pool before Indian Creek flows on to empty into Owen Sound Bay.Driving Directions:Follow the scenic Georgian Bay Route from 2nd Avenue West to Grey Road 1. Look for Conservation Area sign directing you west to parking area.
Reviewed By henrikq2018
Had some time to myself. Went for a road trip from Burlington (Toronto) to Owen Sound as I need to get close to the water. Enjoyed my breakfast at the mouth of the river going into the sound. Great view. Drew up out north of Owen Sound and came across sign for Indian Falls. I had just been raining so the creek was raging and was over-running at certain places, saw a trout jumping up stream. The whole area is very quaint and borderline idyllic. There is a slight climb up the bank support by simple but very useful stairs. Slippery at certain places due to the rain, but worth the climb up. The fails are quite the view because it literally looks like a huge Caterpillar has taken a huge chunk out of the landscape creating the quite rapid falls. Beautiful experience for a Sunday afternoon hick
4. The Fishway
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By Lyndburger - Brampton, Canada
Visited in November after the main run of Salmon had finished. We didn't see the main run but the fish we did see were pretty exciting. If you want to see the fish you have to keep your eyes on the base of the ladder for a few minutes as the fish jump lasts only a second and they rest between tries. There are lots of great vantage points to see the ladder from a few different angles. The area is really pretty so it's nice to come here for a look, stroll around or ride your bike, grab a snack or meal and browse the shops. Lots of benches and lawn around for picnicking too.
5. Loree Forest Loop
6. Trout Hollow Trail
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
