Our 2025 Maple Experience Opens Family Day long weekend (February 15, 16, 17 and runs every weekend through April 6 plus Monday, March 10 & Friday, March 14 of March break as well as Friday, April 4th (PD Day). Join us for our annual Canadian tradition! Our Maple Syrup Experience includes entry to the Maple Syrup Museum of Ontario, all you can eat pancakes and a side of bacon and breakfast sausage with our award-winning Ontario pure maple syrup, and a walk on our sugar shack trail to our maple sugar shack to see maple syrup being made firsthand while tasting maple taffy over snow, maple sugar, sap and our syrup styles. Your maple experience begins with our famous pancake breakfast/brunch inside our warm Horse Barn Canteen. Follow that with a 10 – 15-minute sugarbush trail walk to enjoy the sugarbush experience. There you will visit our sugar shack, check sap buckets, and taste raw sap, partially cooked sap, maple sugar and maple toffee over snow. Our Maple sugar shack is open from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm during our experience. Return from the Sugar Bush to our Heritage Barn to visit the Maple Syrup Museum of Ontario and taste our Award-Winning Maple Syrup grades which are available for purchase along with our maple products, locally sourced gifts, hot chocolate, coffee, Canadian side bacon and maple breakfast sausage. Reservations online only. Please remember to dress for spring and muddy conditions with proper footwear and bring what you need to enjoy yourself for the day! Dogs are welcome on a leash Including our Horse Barn Canteen dining area. We offer complimentary toboggans to take along the sugar bush trail.   Each ticket Includes: Free Parking Entrance to the Maple Syrup Museum of Ontario All you can eat pancakes with pure maple syrup and a side of sausage and bacon with a hot coffee or cider, juice, water inside our warm Horse Barn Canteen. Farm entrance and maple sugar trail access Learn about the history of maple syrup and maple syrup production. Taste raw sap, partially cooked sap, fresh maple sugar and fresh maple toffee from maple syrup. Sugarbush and sugar shack experience Checking sap buckets in the forest Campfire Complimentary toboggans for the sugar shack trail. *Our pure maple syrup products, local gifts, hot chocolate, coffee, and treats are available for purchase at the Heritage Barn following your experience. **We accept cash, debit and credit **Tickets are non-refundable, although transferrable. In the event we close due to weather, we will notify ticket holders through our social media channels and email correspondence. Ticket purchasers will have a credit for a future date and can contact us at info@elliotttreefarm.ca to reschedule.

High Country United Church in Mono presents The Wellington Wanderers in concert on Saturday, April 12, 2025 at 3:00pm. Tickets are $20 by calling 519-941-0972, emailing highcountryunited@gmail.com or by ordering online at http://www.ticketscene.ca/51594. Light refreshments and a chance to meet the band follows the concert. Doors open 1 hour prior.

Meet at Splitrock Narrows parking. Free. Hike 5 km to learn about local fossils (no dinosaurs!) and how glaciers shaped the landscape. Registration required at https://hikes.brucetrail.org/ Upcoming GeoHikes May 3rd (Murphy’s Pinnacle), May 22 (Mono Cliffs) and June 14th (Lavender). Signed waivers required.