Nature Trails near Flesherton, Ontario


Flesherton is located in the amalgamated community of The Municipality of Grey Highlands.

For decades, Flesherton has been known as the hub for arts, culture and food in southern Grey. It is also a designated "walking village", a great place to stroll of to start a hike.

The Municipality of Grey Highlands is situated in one of the most beautiful parts of Grey County. Made up of the former Townships of Artemesia, Euphrasia, Osprey and the Villages of Markdale and Flesherton. We proudly boast the natural beauty of waterfalls, the Bruce Trail, the Osprey Bluffs and the Saugeen and Beaver Rivers and encompass the "heart of the Beaver Valley" truly making Grey Highlands the place for all seasons.

The Municipality of Grey Highlands was formed in January 2001 from the village of Markdale and three townships – Artemesia (including the village of Flesherton), Euphrasia and Osprey.  This large municipality is in the heart of Grey, straddling the Beaver Valley. It encompasses many important inland rivers running through rich farmland as well as a variety of vacation property areas from those with a fantastic valley view to waterfront cottages on Lake Eugenia. Built on a pioneering heritage, Grey Highlands offers year-round recreation from hiking the Bruce Trail and paddling the Beaver River to skiing and snowmobiling our many winter trails.

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EUGENIA FALLS CONSERVATION AREA

EUGENIA FALLS CONSERVATION AREA

The tallest waterfall in the area falls from the edge of the Niagara Escarpment 30 metres to the bottom of the coo-coo valley.  This was discovered in 1852 where Eugenia Falls was the scene of “Fools Gold” rush.  Later, it became the location of five mills...
FEVERSHAM GORGE TRAIL

FEVERSHAM GORGE TRAIL

The Feversham Gorge – Madeleine Graydon Memorial Conservation Area is located just west of the Village of Feversham on Grey County Road 2.  Consisting of 14 hectares (35 acres) this is an area of geological and biological interest. The gorge begins on private...
FLESHERTON FOREST

FLESHERTON FOREST

The Flesherton Forest has a figure 8 loop trail through an easy walking area that features a stream, hardwood and cedar forest, ferns, open views and old meadows. The Forest is accessible at the end of Highland Dr, past the Arena, in a Grey Sauble Conservation...
FLESHERTON HILLS

FLESHERTON HILLS

The Flesherton Hills is a 100 acre tract of walking trails behind Grey Highlands Secondary School (GHSS) and Macphail Memorial Elementary School and accessible to the public.  The trailhead is at the rear of MacPhail Memorial Elementary School. Features include a...
Grey County Forest #2 – Artemisia Euphrasia Townline

Grey County Forest #2 – Artemisia Euphrasia Townline

Grey County Forest #2 – Artemisia Euphrasia Townline. The entrance is located on the south side of Artemesia Euphrasia Town Line just east of 4th Line A. There is an unmarked trail through this heavily wooded area. Note: Hunting is allowed, in season. Property and...
Hogg’s Falls Lower Side Trail Loop – Bruce Trail

Hogg’s Falls Lower Side Trail Loop – Bruce Trail

Hogg’s Falls Lower Side Trail Loop – Bruce Trail begins at the parking lot for Hogg’s Falls on the west side of Lower Valley Rd about 750 metres north of East Back Line, Flesherton, ON. Start your walk at the north end of the parking log where the...
HOGG’S FALLS UPPER SIDE TRAIL LOOP – BRUCE TRAIL

HOGG’S FALLS UPPER SIDE TRAIL LOOP – BRUCE TRAIL

The Hogg’s Falls Upper Side Trail loop trail begins at the parking spot on the Lower Valley Rd about 1.8 km north of East Back Line, Flesherton, ON. Walk about 200 ft north from parking spot to start of trail. Head east from the Lower Valley Rd until the blue...
OLD BALDY CONSERVATION AREA TRAIL

OLD BALDY CONSERVATION AREA TRAIL

After a 15 minute hiking from the parking lot at Old Baldy, you will find yourself at the unprotected edge of the Niagara Escarpment looking down152 meters above the Beaver Valley and the Village of Kimberley.  Simply breathtaking! Access the Bruce Trail at this site....