There's a lot of hype surrounding ‘mindfulness’ these days—and for good reason with the hustle and bustled of our quick-paced lives. Grey County provides an awe-inspiring array of rich colours, sounds, smells and textures throughout the four seasons to practice mindfulness.
As the temperatures start to cool and Grey County’s canvas begins to display vibrant reds, oranges, yellows and purples, it is the perfect time to tour studios of the talented artists who call this area home.
In Grey County, gravel roads are a part of life; we live on them, commute on them and spend much of the winter sliding around on them. So it’s surprising when we hear some people are wary of the road less paved. But the thing is, if you want to avoid the crowds, experience incredible scenery and find those ‘secret spots’ you simply need to get off the asphalt. Don’t be afraid to turn off your GPS, fold up your map and go where your whimsy takes you. Here are a couple of our favourite gravel roads for taking in the best of the fall colours: without the crowds.
The Southern Grey County Fall Driving tour, steeped in history, takes you past historic mill dams, longstanding breweries and organic orchards as you tour the countryside to take in the fall colours.
If you’re new to exploring Grey County’s beautiful backroads, the Beaver Valley Fall Drive is a great introduction to the region’s autumn beauty.
Pack your camera and your hiking boots for the Blue Mountain and Scenic Caves Route. While the drive time on this route may be short, the potential for adventure is huge.
Waterfalls, colourful scenic lookouts, jumping salmon and amazing food, the Owen Sound to Wiarton fall route has it all.
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.
Grey County has some amazing terrain for epic off-road adventures but before you head out on your ATV, you need to know where you’re actu
The holiday seasons brings us many parades and celebrations for the little (and big) ones to see the big guy in red, and share their Chri
Farmers' markets across Grey are up and running for the 2019 season. With the exception of Owen Sound (which is open year-round) most market are open from Victoria Day weekend or shortly after, just in time for the first local harvests, until Thanksgiving weekend.
The sun is shining, the flowers are in full bloom, and spring is officially here.
Original blog by Kimberley Marquis of Chic Confidential | March 2019
So, if you guys were following along on Insta-stories a couple weeks ago, you already know that Andrew and I headed on a little romantic getaway to Grey County for the weekend. And what a spectacular weekend it was!
A highlight reel of a few local-based products, businesses and experiences that make products great for stocking stuffers, hostess gifts
With only a couple weeks left until the big day, there is still time to find that locally made gift from one of Grey County's best!
Explore the simpler life with buggy rides, homemade butter tarts, cafes & buffets, heirloom plants, local artisans, and unique decor.
June is around the corner, which means locally grown and raised food is everywhere in Grey! Farmers’ markets are a great way for visitors to discover lots of fresh, local foods in one place and to meet the people who grow, raise and make it.
We have six wonderful markets you can visit in Grey.
