There are plenty of places to see and visit around East Garafraxa. Whether you love hiking or cycling, East Garafraxa is a region where 3
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Last updated: June 24, 2026
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Monora Park's trails are colour coded, and Yellow Trail is the outermost trail circling the perimeter of the park. Other trails include Blue Trail, Green Trail (connecting trails), Orange Trail and the largest network of trails within the park's centre is Red Trail.
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Monora Park is open year round with summer activities including hiking and biking, while in winter the Mono Nordic Ski Club provides regularly groomed trails for cross-country skiing. The series of trails are named after colours, with two small scenic ponds the trails circle. On the park's east side is parking, restrooms and the Mono Nordic Ski Club house.
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Right in the Orangeville, small city in south Ontario, you can enjoy this beautiful park. It is man made lake created by the dam on the Credit River. Whole area is controlled and preserved by the Conservation Authorities and it is real gem. Very well maintained and enjoyable all year around. Circle trail around the lake is 11 km but there are many smaller side trails. In the summer you can rent kayaks and canoes. In the winter you can rent ice fishing hut and equipment. Also available in the winter are ice skating pads, on the frozen lake, that you can rent on hourly basis for $20/h. If you are coming with the car to the main entrance there would be a fee, $6.50 per person. You can access the park for free if you park outside and walk in through many other entrances. Enjoy and respect.
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Every year around this time, only on this spot along the whole Trailway, you can see this beautiful spectacle of Trillium flower. It will last for very short time so make sure you come along.
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Trillium flower is native plant of North America's harsh climate. With introduction of so many invasive plant species it's becoming hard to find spots like this. Trillium flower is depicted on the Ontario's provincial flag.
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Grand River is South Ontario's biggest river. Once they built the dam, to protect communities down the stream, Belwood Lake was created. Over the years became favourite place of weekend warriors for great fishing, boating, hiking/biking. Numerous camping sites are available around the lake. Neighbouring Fergus and Elora communities offer great dinning and entertainment opportunities. Enjoy and respect!
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