Trail attributes
- trail head at North-end of Henfryn on Henfryn Line
- 6.5km
- flat, gravel surface
- walking, cycling, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing
Tours and Trails
Huron East has well-maintained off-road trails, which can be enjoyed year-round! The G2G Trail, which connects Goderich to Guelph, is an excellent cycling trail with a flat surface consisting of compact stone dust through Huron East. Another great cycling trail is the Atwood to Henfryn Trail, which is a 6.5km trail that connects Henfryn to Atwood and Listowel.
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Brussels fairy door trail
The fairies of Brussels invite you to come and explore their unique village by following the Brussels Fairy Door Trail! From Homecoming Park (445 Turnberry St. Brussels), embark on your adventure by following one or more of our three routes! Search for fairy doors and fairy homes and gardens along these routes. Each door has been lovingly made and decorated to fit the fairy that lives in it. You will find them nestled against trees along the road or by businesses, churches and community facilities.
The fairies ask that you please respect their space and not touch them, their homes or their belongings as they could lose their magic! Keep in mind that fairies do move around, so please move on to another location if you do not see any.
Historical walking tours
Huron East is proud of its heritage and invites to explore the unique history of Seaforth, Brussels and Vanastra. Learn more about the extraordinarily preserved Heritage Conservation District in Seaforth; the industrial beginnings of Brussels; and the fascinating story behind Vanastra, which is a former top-secret military base.
Trails in Huron East
Discover the beauty of Huron East through its network of scenic trails. Whether you enjoy walking, cycling, snowshoeing, mountain biking, or snowmobiling, our trails offer year-round opportunities to explore the natural landscapes, rural charm, and vibrant communities that make Huron East unique.
Trail attributes
- Huron East trailheads in Walton and at McNaught Line (not far from Blyth Rd.)
- 132km (~142km with detours)
- stonedust surface
- walking, cycling, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing
Additional information
Trail attributes
- 42817 Walton Rd., Walton
- 1.2km
- natural and gravel surfaces
- walking, snowshoeing, mountain biking
Additional information
Trail attributes
- Corner of North St. and West St. in Seaforth
- 550m loop
- walking, snowshoeing
Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs
Several snowmobile trails pass through Huron East. Please visit the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC) website for additional information.
Tours and trails guide
Discover the beauty, history, and charm of Huron East with our Tours and Trails Guide. Whether you’re exploring scenic walking routes, cycling along country paths, or following heritage trails through our historic towns, this guide is your key to experiencing the best our community has to offer. Printed copies are available at the Huron East Municipal Office, Brussels and Seaforth Libraries and the Vanastra Recreation Centre.
Some documents listed on this page may not be accessible to all users. If you require a document in an alternative format, please contact the Clerk's Office at 519-527-0160 ext. 38 or via email at clerk@huroneast.com, and we will work together to best share the information.
Contact Us
Municipality of Huron East
72 Main Street South
PO Box 610
Seaforth ON N0K1W0
Phone: 519-527-0160
Toll Free: 1-888-868-7513
Fax: 519-527-2561