2025 Grey County Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

I am a sea-viewing and wave-listening tour＋global traveler, please follow me! (Published the 1704th travel photography article in 56 countries/regions and 1005 cities across 5 continents) Inglis Falls (Inglis Falls) is one of the three waterfalls surrounding the city of Owen Sound. It is also the most famous and most visited waterfall in Grey County, Ontario. Inglis Falls is located at the center of the 200-hectare Inglis Falls Conservation Area. The waterfall is situated on the edge of the Sydenham River surrounded by forests and the Niagara Escarpment, atmospheric yet elegantly beautiful. The inner layer of the waterfall has a huge volume of water that keeps the valley roaring continuously, which is very spectacular. The waterfall scenic area is free of charge, but there is a 3 Canadian dollar parking fee to enter the parking lot, and just a few steps away you can reach this huge waterfall! When you see it, you will know what a fairyland is like. There are also various difficulty levels of hiking trails here, where you can see dense forests, enjoy the beautiful scenery of waterfalls and river canyons, and also visit historical mills, etc. Address: 237785 Inglis Falls Rd, Owen Sound, ON N4K 5N6

Today was one of the most beautiful days of our trip. 1) We booked an ice tour with Howlanders for the next morning > 2) The starting point was “Camping Grey” early in the morning > 3) There are two options: take the “Lago Grey boat or Navegación” from “Hotel Grey” or walk 11km from “Camping Paine Grande”. Navegación Grey offers three trips a day (if you go on the first day and return on the second, you have to pay twice instead of a return ticket, which makes no sense), and you can visit the glacier. The boat tour is very expensive, but I thought it was worth it considering it was our honeymoon and we were on schedule. You have to arrive at least an hour early and then walk 30 minutes from the hotel to the port. We actually didn't visit other things just to make sure we arrived on time. In the end, we did a lot of enjoyable hiking.

Great place to camp! Very minimal bugs due to the wind coming right off the water, well maintained and clean amenities (though the showers are unavailable due to COVID) and excellent prices for sites. They have a radio-free zone, dog beach, additional lot for parking and a park store that offers ice & wood. #mynovgetaway#thanksgiving