Along the Grand River in Downtown Galt, Cambridge. The magnolia trees are out in bloom and you can see the spier of Central Presbyterian Church.

Waterloo Region is blooming — are you ready?

Breath in the fresh spring air as you head outdoors and explore over 500 km of trails meandering through our cities and rural townships. Enjoy spring’s first warm sunny days on one of the region’s many patios as you sip on a locally crafted beverage. 

From new art exhibits and season-opening stage performances to farmers’ markets and festivals, Waterloo Region comes alive in spring!   

No matter who’s joining you for the adventure, we’ve got lots of ideas to inspire your spring escape to Waterloo Region! 

A group of kids inside the conservatory at Cambridge Butterfly with a curator who is showing them a large bug.

Grab Your family

A couple enjoying dinner on one of the heritage train cars with Waterloo Central Railway.

Grab your partner

Four friends sitting along the water at Huron Natural Area in Kitchener. One of the people has a guitar. It si spring and the trees are starting to bud.

Grab Your Pals

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