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BERRY SWEET ESCAPE: Harvest Memories at Barrie Hill Farms 🇨🇦

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Winter in Midhurst, Simcoe County, is a veritable northern fairytale—endless white forests, shimmering snow, and every step a tranquil, poetic adventure. This trip especially recommends a hike along Midhurst's famous Trout Trail, offering a relaxed overview of the winter landscape and allowing you to experience the most authentic natural beauty of Canada.

Entering the snow-covered forest, every step is a challenge.

Located in Midhurst, the Trout Trail in winter offers views of snow-covered trees and streams, with towering pines and low shrubs all draped in a blanket of ice and snow. The biggest takeaway from this trip was how challenging walking in the snow is. It's slippery, the snow is thick, and tree roots and loose rocks are often covered, requiring extra caution with every step! If you're going in winter, I highly recommend bringing snow boots and trekking poles for safety and to conserve energy. Hiking in the snow is physically demanding, so remember to bring warm drinks and rest stops along the way.

Trout Trail Scenic Recommendations
The entire trail roughly follows Bayfield St, approximately 2 kilometers long, and is not too physically demanding to complete. Recommended highlights include:

1. Forest Ski Trail: The entrance is surrounded by a vast expanse of snow-covered forest, with branches laden with frost, creating a winter wonderland atmosphere.

2. Near-Reach Stream: A small stream flows through the trail, often with thin ice on the surface and snow-covered banks in winter, offering a unique and picturesque scene. (A must-visit for photos!)

3. Native Forest: The entire trail marks a nature reserve, allowing you to spot wildlife along the way. Adventure enthusiasts will not be disappointed.

4. Deep Forest Side Paths: Some side paths offer quieter sections with deeper snow, perfect for experiencing the pristine tranquility of nature.

Trip Tips

1. Trails can be challenging in winter.

Winter in Midhurst, Simcoe County, is a veritable northern fairytale—endless white forests, shimmering snow, and every step a tranquil, poetic adventure. This trip especially recommends a hike along Midhurst's famous Trout Trail, offering a relaxed overview of the winter landscape and allowing you to experience the most authentic natural beauty of Canada. Entering the snow-covered forest, every step is a challenge. Located in Midhurst, the Trout Trail in winter offers views of snow-covered trees and streams, with towering pines and low shrubs all draped in a blanket of ice and snow. The biggest takeaway from this trip was how challenging walking in the snow is. It's slippery, the snow is thick, and tree roots and loose rocks are often covered, requiring extra caution with every step! If you're going in winter, I highly recommend bringing snow boots and trekking poles for safety and to conserve energy. Hiking in the snow is physically demanding, so remember to bring warm drinks and rest stops along the way. Trout Trail Scenic Recommendations The entire trail roughly follows Bayfield St, approximately 2 kilometers long, and is not too physically demanding to complete. Recommended highlights include: 1. Forest Ski Trail: The entrance is surrounded by a vast expanse of snow-covered forest, with branches laden with frost, creating a winter wonderland atmosphere. 2. Near-Reach Stream: A small stream flows through the trail, often with thin ice on the surface and snow-covered banks in winter, offering a unique and picturesque scene. (A must-visit for photos!) 3. Native Forest: The entire trail marks a nature reserve, allowing you to spot wildlife along the way. Adventure enthusiasts will not be disappointed. 4. Deep Forest Side Paths: Some side paths offer quieter sections with deeper snow, perfect for experiencing the pristine tranquility of nature. Trip Tips 1. Trails can be challenging in winter.

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Simcoe County is renowned for its pristine natural beauty and distinct seasonal seasons, and the Trout Trail in Midhurst is a popular hiking route year-round. Stepping onto the Trout Trail in January, you're surrounded by snow-covered streams and snow-capped forests, a tranquil and healing experience. It truly doesn't disappoint; it's a popular trail for embracing nature all year round!

The Midhurst Trail (especially the Trout Trail) is a route suitable for both beginners and seasoned hikers, perfect for both a brisk workout and leisurely observation of winter scenery. Its biggest highlight is its accessibility even in winter, with snow-covered landscapes and streams complementing each other, surrounded by trees blanketed in snow, offering a serene escape from the city and a truly therapeutic experience.

Recommended Attractions:

Trout Trail: This is a star route in the Midhurst Trail network. Walking along the frozen creek during the snow season, with snow-covered tree trunks and slightly icy paths, is a truly authentic "Canadian winter" experience; every snapshot is a masterpiece. Importantly, the trail is well-maintained, making it less slippery, so parents with young children can rest assured.

📍Address: 11545 Bayfield St, Midhurst, ON L0L 1X0, Canada
Basic parking is available at the trail entrance, but it's recommended to arrive early in winter to avoid parking difficulties due to snow.

Opening Hours: Open year-round, but recommended to visit between 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM in winter (the trail can become icy after dark, posing a safety risk).

Recommended Route and Experience Tips:

1. The snowscape is most spectacular in January/February, and the area near the creek is particularly quiet, perfect for taking photos and relaxing.

2. The trail is approximately 5 kilometers long and has a certain level of difficulty.

Simcoe County is renowned for its pristine natural beauty and distinct seasonal seasons, and the Trout Trail in Midhurst is a popular hiking route year-round. Stepping onto the Trout Trail in January, you're surrounded by snow-covered streams and snow-capped forests, a tranquil and healing experience. It truly doesn't disappoint; it's a popular trail for embracing nature all year round! The Midhurst Trail (especially the Trout Trail) is a route suitable for both beginners and seasoned hikers, perfect for both a brisk workout and leisurely observation of winter scenery. Its biggest highlight is its accessibility even in winter, with snow-covered landscapes and streams complementing each other, surrounded by trees blanketed in snow, offering a serene escape from the city and a truly therapeutic experience. Recommended Attractions: Trout Trail: This is a star route in the Midhurst Trail network. Walking along the frozen creek during the snow season, with snow-covered tree trunks and slightly icy paths, is a truly authentic "Canadian winter" experience; every snapshot is a masterpiece. Importantly, the trail is well-maintained, making it less slippery, so parents with young children can rest assured. 📍Address: 11545 Bayfield St, Midhurst, ON L0L 1X0, Canada Basic parking is available at the trail entrance, but it's recommended to arrive early in winter to avoid parking difficulties due to snow. Opening Hours: Open year-round, but recommended to visit between 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM in winter (the trail can become icy after dark, posing a safety risk). Recommended Route and Experience Tips: 1. The snowscape is most spectacular in January/February, and the area near the creek is particularly quiet, perfect for taking photos and relaxing. 2. The trail is approximately 5 kilometers long and has a certain level of difficulty.

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Barrie, a small city in Ontario, hides a tranquil natural haven beyond its beautiful lakeside scenery and relaxed atmosphere – Arboretum in Sunnidale Park. A leisurely stroll along the lake on a sunny weekend, with the reflections of trees in the water, is a photo opportunity that makes you want to take many pictures, and it deeply resonates with the healing power of nature. Here, you can enjoy the serenity away from the city and fully experience Barrie's outdoor charm. From the layered autumn foliage to the interplay between modern architecture and nature, it offers a double treat for both the eyes and the soul.

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Arboretum Sunnidale Park
This botanical garden park is located at the intersection of Sunnidale Road and Cundles Road West (Barrie, Ontario). It's open year-round, all day, and admission is free, regardless of the season. Spring and summer bring a profusion of flowers, while autumn offers a breathtaking display of vibrant foliage. The lake reflecting the sunset is a sight to behold. It's perfect for family picnics and a paradise for photography enthusiasts and sketchers. The lakeside trails are flat and suitable for walks of all ages.

Lakeside Scenery
On a sunny day, you can see the silhouettes of modern buildings in the distance from the lakeside of Sunnidale Park. The lake is tranquil, reflecting the trees. On weekends, you might see picnics, joggers, and couples taking wedding photos. Personally, I feel the best time to visit is at dusk, when you can enjoy both the sunset and the lakeside scenery before nightfall. A walk around the lake takes about half an hour, allowing you to slow down or start your morning run.

Natural Scenery within the Park

Autumn is the highlight of Sunnidale Arboretum. The leaves change from green to yellow and orange, rustling in the breeze, making it hard to leave. The park is spacious, with many garden sculptures and small pavilions, perfect for resting and quiet contemplation. If you enjoy observing wildlife, bring your camera; you might have a chance to photograph squirrels and various birds.

Practical Tips

1. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended, as the paths are mostly dirt or grass, suitable for outdoor activities.

2. Picnic tables and chairs are available in the park; it's recommended to bring your own food. The lakeside is perfect for relaxing and unwinding.

3. To avoid crowds, early morning and late afternoon are the quietest times, ideal for personal meditation or yoga.

4. Paths around the lake can be slippery in rainy weather; please be careful.

5. The park is conveniently located near Barrie city center and easily accessible by car or bus.

Food Recommendations: There are many local cafes and sandwich shops near Sunnidale Road outside the park. We recommend trying the small cakes from Barrie's local bakery; you can pick them up on your way home, and enjoying them with a coffee by the lake is truly delightful.

Transportation: It's about an 8-minute drive from Barrie city center. Take the Barrie Transit bus and get off at Sunnidale Road & Cundles Road. Free parking is available.

Have you ever strolled along the lake? Or do you love the gardens and autumn colors? Feel free to share your discoveries about Barrie's outdoors and share your relaxing moments in the comments below!

#BarrieOutdoors #LakesideWalking #SunnidalePark #AutumnLeaves

Barrie, a small city in Ontario, hides a tranquil natural haven beyond its beautiful lakeside scenery and relaxed atmosphere – Arboretum in Sunnidale Park. A leisurely stroll along the lake on a sunny weekend, with the reflections of trees in the water, is a photo opportunity that makes you want to take many pictures, and it deeply resonates with the healing power of nature. Here, you can enjoy the serenity away from the city and fully experience Barrie's outdoor charm. From the layered autumn foliage to the interplay between modern architecture and nature, it offers a double treat for both the eyes and the soul. Recommended Attractions Arboretum Sunnidale Park This botanical garden park is located at the intersection of Sunnidale Road and Cundles Road West (Barrie, Ontario). It's open year-round, all day, and admission is free, regardless of the season. Spring and summer bring a profusion of flowers, while autumn offers a breathtaking display of vibrant foliage. The lake reflecting the sunset is a sight to behold. It's perfect for family picnics and a paradise for photography enthusiasts and sketchers. The lakeside trails are flat and suitable for walks of all ages. Lakeside Scenery On a sunny day, you can see the silhouettes of modern buildings in the distance from the lakeside of Sunnidale Park. The lake is tranquil, reflecting the trees. On weekends, you might see picnics, joggers, and couples taking wedding photos. Personally, I feel the best time to visit is at dusk, when you can enjoy both the sunset and the lakeside scenery before nightfall. A walk around the lake takes about half an hour, allowing you to slow down or start your morning run. Natural Scenery within the Park Autumn is the highlight of Sunnidale Arboretum. The leaves change from green to yellow and orange, rustling in the breeze, making it hard to leave. The park is spacious, with many garden sculptures and small pavilions, perfect for resting and quiet contemplation. If you enjoy observing wildlife, bring your camera; you might have a chance to photograph squirrels and various birds. Practical Tips 1. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended, as the paths are mostly dirt or grass, suitable for outdoor activities. 2. Picnic tables and chairs are available in the park; it's recommended to bring your own food. The lakeside is perfect for relaxing and unwinding. 3. To avoid crowds, early morning and late afternoon are the quietest times, ideal for personal meditation or yoga. 4. Paths around the lake can be slippery in rainy weather; please be careful. 5. The park is conveniently located near Barrie city center and easily accessible by car or bus. Food Recommendations: There are many local cafes and sandwich shops near Sunnidale Road outside the park. We recommend trying the small cakes from Barrie's local bakery; you can pick them up on your way home, and enjoying them with a coffee by the lake is truly delightful. Transportation: It's about an 8-minute drive from Barrie city center. Take the Barrie Transit bus and get off at Sunnidale Road & Cundles Road. Free parking is available. Have you ever strolled along the lake? Or do you love the gardens and autumn colors? Feel free to share your discoveries about Barrie's outdoors and share your relaxing moments in the comments below! #BarrieOutdoors #LakesideWalking #SunnidalePark #AutumnLeaves

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Collingwood autumn hiking trip is definitely a must-do nature route for outdoor enthusiasts! This time I chose the Eleventh Line Trail. On a rainy early autumn day, I felt the tranquility of the earth when the temperature turned cool. Along the way, I not only felt the simplicity of the natural forest, but also an unexpected little blessing - the brightly colored bird house hanging on the head of the dead tree, full of wildness, waiting for you to take pictures!

🌲 Trip Highlights:
Eleventh Line Trail perfectly blends daily exercise and natural healing, in addition to rivers and lakes, dense forests, autumn dead trees and bushes along the way, overcast and rainy days make the whole atmosphere more tranquil and healing. If you love walking trails, you will enjoy this forest bath, whether it is a morning walk or mountaineering exercise!

🚶♂️ [Attraction Recommendation]
Eleventh Line Trail
→ Location: 193-211 Eleventh Line, Collingwood, ON L9Y 5G6, Canada
→ Features: The route is approachable, especially suitable for beginners or families, autumn leaves plus drizzle atmosphere is excellent; along the way can meet various small animals, especially birds love to perch among the branches, occasionally small bird house decorations more lively.
→ Must-see for photos: Capturing the breakout composition of the little bird house on the dead trees, especially the autumn wild feeling!

🧗♀️ Real insights & itinerary tips
The feeling of climbing here is really soothing, rainy and cloudy days are not afraid of crowds, the whole trail is quiet and comfortable, breathing the air with the fragrance of soil and fallen leaves, the spirit naturally better! If you are afraid of getting wet you can wear a waterproof jacket and hiking shoes; there are some small trees, dead trees, etc. around the Trail, easy to get wet and slippery, be careful under your feet!

☕ Surrounding food/drinking water suggestions
The trail itself doesn’t have many shops, so it’s recommended to bring your own water and energy snacks. If you want to end up with a nearby Chill, consider returning to Collingwood Town Center and we recommend trying Grandma's Beach Treats (208 Hume St, Collingwood, ON), which offers home made desserts and warm little drinks for a special fall and winter feel.

🚗 Transportation guide
From Collingwood Town Centre, it only takes about 10 minutes to drive/rent a bike to the starting point of the Eleventh Line. There are simple roadside parking grids around the Trail, and since the attraction is quieter and less crowded, you don’t have to worry about not being able to find a parking space on weekends.

👟 Trip tips fully public
1. Dark clothes + waterproof pants/jacket are recommended in autumn and rainy days.
2. Because the dirt is wet and slippery in some areas of the Trail, the phone is fully charged in advance for map or contact.
3. Use a telephoto lens when shooting bird houses for a surprise harvest.

After a lap of the Eleventh Line Trail you will feel the relaxing atmosphere surrounded by nature. The rainy autumn forest, the brightly colored bird houses, the quiet outdoor wild views - let you forget the hustle and bustle of the city, and your blood oxygen level will UP immediately! If you love the outdoors and love to explore the natural beauty around you, be sure to bookmark this line!

#Collingwood #Canadian Mountaineering #Autumn Travel #Outdoor Healing #Wild Photography

Collingwood autumn hiking trip is definitely a must-do nature route for outdoor enthusiasts! This time I chose the Eleventh Line Trail. On a rainy early autumn day, I felt the tranquility of the earth when the temperature turned cool. Along the way, I not only felt the simplicity of the natural forest, but also an unexpected little blessing - the brightly colored bird house hanging on the head of the dead tree, full of wildness, waiting for you to take pictures! 🌲 Trip Highlights: Eleventh Line Trail perfectly blends daily exercise and natural healing, in addition to rivers and lakes, dense forests, autumn dead trees and bushes along the way, overcast and rainy days make the whole atmosphere more tranquil and healing. If you love walking trails, you will enjoy this forest bath, whether it is a morning walk or mountaineering exercise! 🚶♂️ [Attraction Recommendation] Eleventh Line Trail → Location: 193-211 Eleventh Line, Collingwood, ON L9Y 5G6, Canada → Features: The route is approachable, especially suitable for beginners or families, autumn leaves plus drizzle atmosphere is excellent; along the way can meet various small animals, especially birds love to perch among the branches, occasionally small bird house decorations more lively. → Must-see for photos: Capturing the breakout composition of the little bird house on the dead trees, especially the autumn wild feeling! 🧗♀️ Real insights & itinerary tips The feeling of climbing here is really soothing, rainy and cloudy days are not afraid of crowds, the whole trail is quiet and comfortable, breathing the air with the fragrance of soil and fallen leaves, the spirit naturally better! If you are afraid of getting wet you can wear a waterproof jacket and hiking shoes; there are some small trees, dead trees, etc. around the Trail, easy to get wet and slippery, be careful under your feet! ☕ Surrounding food/drinking water suggestions The trail itself doesn’t have many shops, so it’s recommended to bring your own water and energy snacks. If you want to end up with a nearby Chill, consider returning to Collingwood Town Center and we recommend trying Grandma's Beach Treats (208 Hume St, Collingwood, ON), which offers home made desserts and warm little drinks for a special fall and winter feel. 🚗 Transportation guide From Collingwood Town Centre, it only takes about 10 minutes to drive/rent a bike to the starting point of the Eleventh Line. There are simple roadside parking grids around the Trail, and since the attraction is quieter and less crowded, you don’t have to worry about not being able to find a parking space on weekends. 👟 Trip tips fully public 1. Dark clothes + waterproof pants/jacket are recommended in autumn and rainy days. 2. Because the dirt is wet and slippery in some areas of the Trail, the phone is fully charged in advance for map or contact. 3. Use a telephoto lens when shooting bird houses for a surprise harvest. After a lap of the Eleventh Line Trail you will feel the relaxing atmosphere surrounded by nature. The rainy autumn forest, the brightly colored bird houses, the quiet outdoor wild views - let you forget the hustle and bustle of the city, and your blood oxygen level will UP immediately! If you love the outdoors and love to explore the natural beauty around you, be sure to bookmark this line! #Collingwood #Canadian Mountaineering #Autumn Travel #Outdoor Healing #Wild Photography

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Imagine walking down the Collingwood Arboretum Trail (6 Hickory St) in Stillwell on a rainy, slightly cool autumn afternoon, the foliage in the surrounding forest mixed with the fiery red, golden and deep green of maple leaves, and mushrooms creeping up on the trunks attracting your attention – every step is a colorful painting of natural landscapes, making you want to take a slow step in nature’s healing. Here, no special strategy is needed, just with a curiosity about the outdoors, you can reap a micro-adventure in the autumn forest.

Inventory of itinerary highlights
The Collingwood Arboretum Trail is a popular out-of-town trail in the local area, especially suitable for off-peak travel – the autumn wind is tanned and you don’t have to be afraid of crowds. Here you can enjoy maple viewing, distant view of the forest, and up close observation of small mushrooms and woodland ecology.

🌳 Recommendation list of attractions
Collingwood Arboretum Trail
- Address: 6 Hickory St, Stillwell
- Opening hours: Open all day year round
- Autumn characteristics: The maple leaf season is extremely colorful and various mushrooms are easy to find in the woods. In the event of cloudy weather, the whole scenery is more quiet and suitable for shooting atmospheric photos.
- Trail size: Small loop, easy to walk, suitable for young and old.
- Other experiences: There are simple rest seats and observation decks along the way, which is a good place for picnics and viewing.

🍄 After-use + itinerary tips
Departing on a rainy day Although the road will be wet and slippery under your feet, that is why the leaves and moss have a special sheen, and the mushrooms are particularly spirited. If you want to shoot a cinematic screen, remember to wear a hat, waterproof shoes, bring too much less, lightweight is best. The forest air is super fresh after the rain, and taking a big sip feels like even your lungs have been washed. It is easy to encounter temperature differences in autumn. It is recommended to wear a windbreaker or prepare a warm jacket.

The woodlands of the Collingwood Arboretum Trail are all surrounded by natural ecology, little human interference, and squirrels and small birds walking in front of you from time to time - if you like "slow travel" like me, this is sure to give you a quiet and interesting autumn afternoon.

Nearby transportation tips and food recommendations
- The Trail entrance is easily accessible on foot or by bicycle, with easy parking at the roadside.
- Nearby town restaurant recommendation: Stillwell Deli (10 minutes away), a signature sandwich specialist frequented by locals.
- Convenience store nearby for refills of water and snacks.

🎒 Tips:
1. Autumn wet

Imagine walking down the Collingwood Arboretum Trail (6 Hickory St) in Stillwell on a rainy, slightly cool autumn afternoon, the foliage in the surrounding forest mixed with the fiery red, golden and deep green of maple leaves, and mushrooms creeping up on the trunks attracting your attention – every step is a colorful painting of natural landscapes, making you want to take a slow step in nature’s healing. Here, no special strategy is needed, just with a curiosity about the outdoors, you can reap a micro-adventure in the autumn forest. Inventory of itinerary highlights The Collingwood Arboretum Trail is a popular out-of-town trail in the local area, especially suitable for off-peak travel – the autumn wind is tanned and you don’t have to be afraid of crowds. Here you can enjoy maple viewing, distant view of the forest, and up close observation of small mushrooms and woodland ecology. 🌳 Recommendation list of attractions Collingwood Arboretum Trail - Address: 6 Hickory St, Stillwell - Opening hours: Open all day year round - Autumn characteristics: The maple leaf season is extremely colorful and various mushrooms are easy to find in the woods. In the event of cloudy weather, the whole scenery is more quiet and suitable for shooting atmospheric photos. - Trail size: Small loop, easy to walk, suitable for young and old. - Other experiences: There are simple rest seats and observation decks along the way, which is a good place for picnics and viewing. 🍄 After-use + itinerary tips Departing on a rainy day Although the road will be wet and slippery under your feet, that is why the leaves and moss have a special sheen, and the mushrooms are particularly spirited. If you want to shoot a cinematic screen, remember to wear a hat, waterproof shoes, bring too much less, lightweight is best. The forest air is super fresh after the rain, and taking a big sip feels like even your lungs have been washed. It is easy to encounter temperature differences in autumn. It is recommended to wear a windbreaker or prepare a warm jacket. The woodlands of the Collingwood Arboretum Trail are all surrounded by natural ecology, little human interference, and squirrels and small birds walking in front of you from time to time - if you like "slow travel" like me, this is sure to give you a quiet and interesting autumn afternoon. Nearby transportation tips and food recommendations - The Trail entrance is easily accessible on foot or by bicycle, with easy parking at the roadside. - Nearby town restaurant recommendation: Stillwell Deli (10 minutes away), a signature sandwich specialist frequented by locals. - Convenience store nearby for refills of water and snacks. 🎒 Tips: 1. Autumn wet

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