On top of planning your visit, Grey County Tourism also has some tips for trail etiquette on your hikes and excursions in the region.
Read the full blog here for information on parking, designated trail uses and more.
Grey Sauble Conservation also manages many popular outdoor areas across Grey County. For more information on their properties and which activities are permitted on them, visit their website here. Paid parking is in effect at most properties. You can pay onsite using the App or you can purchase a season's pass for their GSCA properties right here.
Resources from The Bruce Trail Conservancy
During your visit to Grey County, you will probably be logging some kilometres on
The Bruce Trail. The Bruce Trail is Canada's oldest and longest marked footpath running 900 kilometres from Niagara to Tobermory. The folks at the Bruce Trail Conservancy have compiled some amazing resources for those planning to hike this legendary footpath.
Their Know Before You Go blog is worth a read as you prepare for your outing as is their
overview of sites requiring reservations page. Another great blog on parking and transportation options can be found
right here.
While The Bruce Trail is well travelled, hikers still need to be prepared to hike safely with proper equipment, water, snacks, a proper plan and a map of your route. Check out this
great blog on packing for a day hike. Cell service can be spotty so don't plan to map your route that way only.
Download the What3Words app to help wth emergency location if you do run into trouble as many of our first responders use this technology.
Booking ahead at Blue Mountain Resort
Parking in the Town of the Blue Mountains and Meaford