Nestled just a brief 10-minute drive to the northwest of The Blue Mountains, Thornbury and Clarksburg stand as two charming neighboring communities. Here, they grace the mouth of the Beaver River as it gracefully flows into the serene expanse of Georgian Bay, treating visitors to breathtaking vistas and a plethora of enticing outdoor activities.

For the water enthusiasts among us, the options are as boundless as the bay itself. Dive into the crystalline waters at one of the local beaches, embark on a kayaking adventure, or test your angling skills with a tranquil day of fishing.

But that's just the beginning. These twin towns are a haven for the active spirit. Take to the fairways for a round of golf, traverse the scenic hiking trails, explore the winding cycling routes, or, in the wintertime, embrace the thrill of skiing and snowshoeing.

Should you prefer the art of leisure, the character of Thornbury and Clarksburg will beckon. Explore the vibrant tapestry of their streets with a multitude of shops, art galleries, cozy cafes, and delightful restaurants. The region is renowned for its bountiful apple harvest, and you can savor the fruits of the land with an array of cider varieties offered at Thornbury's own cidery.

Delve into the rich tapestry of Clarksburg's history at the Sheffield Park Black History and Cultural Museum, and immerse yourself in the local arts scene, where creativity thrives.