Maple Syrup, Baby Goats & Waterfalls in Grey County

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Toronto based blogger, Mini Jetsetter recently visited Grey County with her family to experience all things spring: maple syrup, baby goats and waterfalls.

Inglis Falls
Inglis Falls

"Just a short two-hour drive from Toronto lies Grey County, one of our favorite destinations for a family-friendly weekend escape. During our recent trip, we enjoyed countless hands-on adventures, from bottle-feeding baby goats to discovering the art of maple syrup making. Here's our complete itinerary for a memorable family weekend getaway in Grey County!" Read more: A Family Weekend Getaway from Toronto: Maple Syrup, Baby Goats & Mor - Mini Jetsetter

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