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The Town celebrates its rich heritage with diverse museums. A welcoming downtown boasts many historic buildings and independent shops.
The surrounding countryside boasts outstanding green spaces and an extensive network of trails that has seen Uxbridge designated as “The Trail Capital of Canada.”
And then there’s golf. You will find several of the Greater Toronto Area’s top golf courses within Uxbridge.
HIGHLIGHTS
Visit the Leaskdale home of Lucy Maud Montgomery, author of Anne of Green Gables; now a provincial historic site.
Tee up for some famous PGA holes at Wooden Sticks Golf Course.
Ride a vintage Pullman railcar over the Oak Ridges Moraine on the York-Durham Heritage Railway.
Enjoy a concert in the Thomas Foster Memorial, known for its great acoustics.
Discover the heritage architecture of downtown Uxbridge while enjoying nine hiking trails in and around the town.
Hike more than 220kilometres of country side trails on over 8,000 acres of protected greenspace.
Learn about the area’s early Quaker settlers at the Uxbridge-Scott Museum.
Shop for unusual seeds and plants year-round at the Richters Herbs greenhouse in Goodwood.
