The Eco Adventure tour at scenic Caves: Treetop Walking and Zip Cable Gliding. High in the treetop canopy, 40 feet above the ground we’ve created a web of platform decks spun together by cables and air borne walkways, a mere 10 inches wide. Leave the forest canopy by zipping down on a cable. Learn about the flora, fauna and the area ecosystems in intimate groups. A 3-hour guided trek, by Reservation only. Treetop Walking: Adults 95. Seniors and Youth 85. By Reservation Only. Location 260 Scenic Caves Road, Hwy 26 to Collingwood. Mountain Road to the Top of the Mountain

260 Scenic Caves Road, Collingwood ON 
T: 705.446.0256

“Meaford is located on beautiful Georgian Bay in one of Canada’s premier cottage and camping areas. It is surrounded by four seasons tourist attractions capitalizing on the area’s natural beauty and unique geography. With Georgian Bay’s sparkling bright blue water in its front yard and the Niagara Escarpment at its back door, Meaford’s borders extend from the hamlets of Leith, Annan and Rockford in the west to Bognor, Woodford, Griersville to the Town of Meaford in the east. Meaford itself is a vibrant community that draws thousands from across Ontario to events including the annual Apple Harvest Craft Show and the Scarecrow Invasion. Only a 2 ½ hour drive northwest of Toronto, with beaches, conservation areas and recreational facilities for boating, fishing, and camping, Meaford is a natural destination for urbanites seeking relief from the hustle of city life. Visitors always receive traditional small town hospitality and a warm welcome when they come to Meaford.”

Meaford ON 
T: 519-538-1640

Located on the waterfront in the former Canadian National Railway depot, the Museum illustrates the time at the turn of the century when Owen Sound was a thriving and bustling port that served as the "Gateway to the West". Visit our extensive displays of artifacts, models, photographs and interactive stations related to the history of marine & rail transportation and associated area industries. Artifacts on exhibit include several scale models of the Great Lakes ships, marine and railway uniforms, house flags of marine transportation companies, a collection of charts, time-tables, books and photographs illustrating this vibrant era of this region's development. Our most popular attraction is the working "G" scale model train actively moving along tracks and trestles inside the Museum. School tours and group rates are available.

1155 1st Avenue West, Owen Sound ON N4K 4K8
T: 519-371-3333

This house is the birthplace and childhood home of William Avery (Billy) Bishop, the legendary flying ace who won renown with the Royal Flying Corps and Royal Air Force during the First World War. In 1917 and 1918, Bishop flew daring missions in his Nieuport and SE5 scout aircraft, and was credited with shooting down 72 enemy aircraft. He was awarded the Victoria Cross, and other medals for valour, becoming one of Canada's most decorated servicemen. Dedicated as a National Historic Site in September 2003, this house stands as a memorial to the small-town boy who became a celebrated aviation idol and remains today one of Canada's most recognized national heroes. There are permanent exhibits on his life and career, focusing on the military accomplishments of Bishop and other Canadian Aviators. Artifacts include uniforms, medals, photos, models and more. Step back into the late 19th and early 20th century as you view original Victorian furnishings, antiques and personal possessions of Billy Bishop and his family. School tours and group rates are available.

948 3rd Avenue West, Owen Sound ON N4K 4P6
T: 519-371-0031

The Scandinavian Baths are renowned for their ability to cleanse the skin and provide a sense of well-being. Relax in the Finnish Sauna, Norwegian Steam Bath, Thermal & Nordic Waterfall as well as Hot Baths & Cold Plunges. Complete the experience by enjoying the serenity of the Solaria, Relaxation Areas and Outdoor Fireplaces. All day Bath Access $45 (Unwind Wednesdays just $35). Registered Massage treatments start at $117 & include bath access. A Meeting Room, Bistro & Boutique are on-site. Gift Certificates are available. Adults Only.

152 Grey Rd. 21, Blue Mountains ON L9Y 0K8
T: (705) 443-8484

The Blue Mountains community includes Blue Mountain, The Village at Blue, The Villages of Thornbury and Clarksburg and the Hamlet of Craigleith. The area is a magnet for winter sports enthusiasts and in the summer offers the very best of trails. Geared to hikers and all types of riders, The Blue Mountains offers residents and visitors an authentic and memorable trail walking or riding experience with beautiful vistas and unique terrain. Thornbury Harbour is home to many recreational boaters. The Village of Clarksburg is affectionately known as Artsburg for the many art galleries in the area The Village of Thornbury is a culinary and shopping delight.

Blue Mountains ON 
T: 519.599.3131

Cobble Beach is a four season destination featuring world-class golf, an award-winning clubhouse, and a master-planned residential community. Our Nantucket-style clubhouse is home to the Inn, featuring ten luxurious suites, the Spa, and the Sweetwater Restaurant & Bar. Located on 574 acres of pristine shoreline property, Cobble Beach is your getaway to the ultimate Georgian Bay experience, including walking, snowshoeing, and cross country ski trails, heritage sites, tennis courts, as well as an outdoor skating rink

221 McLeese Drive, Kemble ON N0H 1S0
T: 519-370-2173

As the hidden gateway between the picturesque backroads of the Beaver Valley, the slopes of The Blue Mountains & the shores of Georgian Bay, we invite you to stop and visit the riverside village of Clarksburg. The Village has seen many changes over the years and today is becoming known as "Artsburg" because of the many local artists and artisans who live and are showcasing their work here.

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Come explore the rich heritage of Grey County at Grey Roots Museum & Archives! Enter the world of the past, present, and future with our new, original exhibits, exclusive events, blockbuster summer exhibits, and interactive programs designed to delight, inspire, and entertain. Our large facility offers six galleries, a theatre, café, indoor waterfall, tourist information centre, meeting rooms, archives, and Grey Roots Heritage Village - Moreston. Located just south of Owen Sound near Inglis Falls. History Lives Here!

102599 Grey Road 18, Owen Sound ON N4K 5N6
T: 519-376-3690