Fall fairs are ingrained in Grey County's history. Most still celebrate the season the way it has been done for well over a century in rural Ontario, with livestock and trained animal shows; bake-offs; fruit, vegetable, flower and preserve contests; parades; quilt and art shows; farm equipment displays; BBQ dinners and live entertainment.
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Lily Oak is one of Grey County's largest forests, consisting of a mixture of hardwood and conifer plantations. Alongside the permitted uses of cross country skiing, horseback riding, snowshoeing, hunting, and fishing, this property features a 2.2 kilometres of a logging trail, 9 kilometres of marked hiking trails and an old building foundation.
For a general overview of County Forests and applicable policies please visit: www.grey.ca/forests-trails
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This spectacular lookout, just west of Walters Falls on the 2nd Concession, has a view facing north over Georgian Bay over a valley below of farmers fields, marsh and rolling hills.
We welcome horse enthusiasts of all ages! Enjoy rolling hills and winding forest trails, explore many acres on our experienced horses or on yours. We take groups of up to 10 people and beginners are always welcome.
This trail is 10 kilometres and is maintained and groomed by the Owen Sound Cross-Country Ski Club, weekly. It is located north of the village of Massie, on Massie Road south of Grey Road 18. It is both hilly and winding.