Explore the Apple Pie Trail

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Adventure with an Appetite!

Welcome to Ontario's Apple Country - a special place where the moderating effects of Georgian Bay and the Niagara Escarpment create perfect conditions for growing amazing apples - and baking perfect apple pies!

Grey County is Canada’s largest concentrated area of apple growers. Along the Trail you’ll encounter countryside dotted with old and new apple orchards. The brilliant fall colours surround 36 trail stops that wind from Collingwood to Meaford, up, down and around Blue Mountain.

Be sure to pack your appetite, camera and go where the locals go!  

For more information, visit The Apple Pie Trail website.

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