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This Ontario Park's Grassy Hills Are The Perfect Place For A Frolic

The hillllls are alive with the sound of music! 🤸‍♀️
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There's nothing better than running up a hillside while singing your heart out. If you’ve been feeling cooped up at home lately, then you need to add frolicking through Boyne Valley Provincial Park to your to-do list.

Located about an hour and a half north of Toronto in Shelburne, this gorgeous Ontario park will have you feeling like you’re staring in The Sound of Music

And it’s even prettier with a blanket of vibrant fall leaves covering the rolling hills.

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A section of the Bruce Trail will lead you to a stunning lookout point in the park where it’s nothing but colourful grassy knolls as far as the eye can see.

In addition to the hilltop lookout, you'll also find charming wooden footbridges, boardwalks, and wetlands.

This is a non-operating park, meaning you can hike here, but you won't have access to a washroom or other facilities.

If you happen to be at this park’s lookout point around sunset, you’re in for a real treat.

Boyne Valley Provincial Park

Price: From $10.84

When: Daily

Address: Shelburne, ON

Why You Need To Go: You'll feel like you're in The Sound Of Music when you frolic through the stunning fields at this provincial park.

  • Amber Van Wort was a writer at Narcity Canada. She studied journalism at Durham College in Oshawa and holds a special place in her heart for the Toronto Maple Leafs. She continues to be published in the Chicago Tribune, Best Reviews, and previously, The Belleville Intelligencer, totaling up to 9+ years of experience.

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