Metcalf Rock Loop (Hike)
The Metcalf Rock Loop is a popular hiking trail located in Grey County, Ontario. Part of the Bruce Trail, it offers stunning views, diverse terrain, and natural features that attract outdoor enthusiasts. Here’s a summary of what to expect:

Trail Highlights
Scenic Views: The trail provides panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and the Nottawasaga Bay.
Rock Formations: Metcalf Rock itself is a notable feature, with its impressive cliffs and rock faces that are popular for rock climbing.
Caves and Crevices: Hikers can explore various caves and crevices formed in the escarpment.
Forests and Flora: The trail passes through beautiful hardwood and coniferous forests, with diverse plant life.
Wildlife: The area is home to a variety of wildlife, including birds, small mammals, and occasionally deer.

Trail Details
Length: Approximately 7 kilometers (4.3 miles) for the loop.
Difficulty: Moderate, with some challenging sections due to rocky terrain and elevation changes.Access Points: The trail can be accessed from the Metcalf Rock parking area, which is located near the village of Ravenna.

Trail Head

Beaver Valley Loop (Cycle)

Length: Approximately 52 kilometers 
Scenery: The route takes you through picturesque landscapes, including rolling hills, scenic vistas, and vibrant autumn foliage.

Points of Interest:
Eugenia Falls: A beautiful waterfall where you can take a short break and enjoy the view.
Kimberley: A charming village with cafes and spots to rest.
Beaver Valley Lookout: Offers stunning panoramic views of the valley, especially breathtaking in
the fall.
Terrain: Moderate difficulty with some challenging hills, making it suitable for intermediate to
advanced cyclists.

Road Quality: Generally well-maintained roads with low to moderate traffic.

The Route