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Mulmur contains the most diverse landscape of Dufferin County. The township of Mulmur features: rivers, steep hills, plunging valleys, and some of the best farm land in the area. Due to the varied landscape Mulmur offers a large array of outdoor activities for tourists and locals year round. These activities include: cross country and downhill skiing, horseback riding, fishing, hiking, biking, snowmobiling, and farm experiences. Most visitors who explore Mulmur are shocked to find it has vistas
that rival any in Ontario. To experience these vistas book an adventure
with one of Mulmur’s many horseback riding facilities. If
adrenaline is what you crave, then come in the winter for the fabulous
downhill skiing. If history and education is your cup of tea, stop
in at the Dufferin County Museum and Archives, and learn about the
history of Dufferin. The Museum is located at the corner of Hwy
89 and Airport Road. Finally, if all you want is a little relaxation;
Mulmur offers that as well with peaceful fishing spots located on
the Boyne and Pine Rivers which were once used to power the mills
in the region.
I look forward to seeing you in Mulmur!
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