When it comes to a day spent behind the bars of my motorcycle, Ontario's Grey County with its curvy roads,
rolling landscape, and water edge cruising is often top of the list.
Main Street in Markdale is characterized by its many intact old buildings. Remember to “look up to look back”, as the top storeys of old buildings are usually original dating back to the Victorian era.
I am lucky enough to work in Thornbury, but rarely have the time to enjoy everything it has to offer; for a town with such a small footprint, it sure has a lot going on! So, I sweatered up and stepped out to check out some new instant favourites on the other side of Bruce Street.
Alas, it’s fall now. Around Grey County waterways, that means one thing: the salmon are running inland, out of the depths, back to the places of their birth, and back into plain view.
Whether you’re a regular on Grey County’s back roads, or you’re new to exploring our area, this Beaver Valley fall drive is a great introduction to the region’s autumn beauty.
This summer, we want to help you Rediscover Grey County Responsibly!
After last year's bumpy start to the market season, with location changes, online ordering and curbside pickup, 2021 promises more tradit
Following trail etiquette - guidelines for polite, safe, trail use - when using any trail system is important. Trail use is a privilege, and safety and enjoyment of the trails should be a priority of all trail users.
Let’s all do our part to ensure the year gets off to a good start by staying home and supporting our local businesses from the comfort of our internet browsers.
It is the week before Christmas and you are wandering down the main street of Hanover, stop in at a few shops for your last minute gift buying!
As 2020 draws to a close, continue to support our communities, and to get outside and enjoy the wondrous nature that abounds - in Grey Highlands.