The Oxford County Cheese Trail

What is the Oxford County Cheese Trail?

It involves cheese so it sounds delicious but what exactly is a cheese trail?  The Oxford County Cheese Trail is a curated list of 24 stops featuring cheese, dairy and related offerings for visitors to experiences.  Visit cheese makers, restaurants, local food producers, museums, artisans and boutiques for a pleasant afternoon, day or weekend in Oxford.  With the largest city on the trail located where the 401 meets the 403, Oxford is the ideal location to visit as it’s just a 90 minute drive from Toronto and only two hours from border crossings at Buffalo, Detroit and Port Huron.   Take a tour, sample local food, shop and enjoy cultural activities.  Need help? Let us plan your itinerary! Just email tourism@oxfordcounty.ca and we’d be happy to lend you a hand.

Foodies will love exploring and experiencing the hidden gems on the trail and taking back unique and coveted treasures. Whether you’re kitchen side at a Chef’s Table watching your meal come together, picking out the perfect handcrafted board for your next big charcuterie party or learning what the difference is when making unpasteurized verses pasteurized cheese, you’ll love tasting your way along the trail.   Real food and delicious tastes await you.

For families the Cheese Trail supplies limitless amounts of fun.  From museums that tell our dairy heritage to a giant cheesy playground and loveable farm animals, The Cheese Trail is a great option for your next family vacay.  Plenty of tastes along the trail are perfect for both kids and adults alike from tasty apple pie bread grilled cheese to giant panzerottis and delicious, local cheese pizzas.  Your only problem now is fitting it all in!

So if it’s unbrielievable, legendairy memories you seek to create, look no further than the Oxford County Cheese Trail! Download the guide  or go to the website.