NIAGARA ESCARPMENT AND THE BRUCE TRAIL

The escarpment winds almost 800km from Niagara to Tobermory and was designated a World Biosphere Reserve. The Bruce Trail, longest and most popular footpath, can be accessed from many connecting side trails in Georgetown area.
Link: www.escarpment.org, www.brucetrail.org

OLD SEEDHOUSE GARDEN

Once the largest mail-order seed business in Canada used to carrying over 1100 different kinds of seeds, the Dominion Seed House was a highly recognized symbol for gardeners across Canada. Relax in the beautiful garden in the center of Georgetown.
Link: http://www.oldseedhousegarden.com/

WILLOW PARK ECOLOGY CENTRE

These 2.1 hectares or 5 acres on the Credit River in Norval offer nature study and relaxation. You will find a butterfly garden, wetland, snake hibernaculum, tree trail and much more.
Link: www.willowparkecology.com

FARMERS MARKET

Every Saturday, from June 20th to October 10th Main Street closes for traffic and is filled up with local farm products. Come and buy fresh products and support the local farmers.

THE OLD HIDE HOUSE

This unique leather store in the original leather factory building is truly worth to see. Visit the store, buy a jacket, even a sofa, or just look around.

HALTON HILLS FARMS

Agriculture played an essential role in the history of Halton Hills. Even to this day, it is known for its rural character and hundreds of farms spread throughout the scenic landscape. Almost all of the farms are still family-owned and provide local residents with fresh produce, milk, but also family entertainment. Visit the farms to pick your own strawberries, tomatoes, pumpkins or apples.
Halton Hills Farm Guide will help you find directions.

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