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Its vast forestland and spectacular cliffs attract nature lovers, hikers, rock climbers, and skiers. Several of Milton's attractions offer access to, or views of, the escarpment, including Rattlesnake Point and Crawford Lake. Milton also features many historical sites, including the Ontario Agricultural Museum; the Ontario Renaissance Festival, which features a re-creation of a 16th-century Tudor village; and the Halton County Radial Railway, Canada's first operating electric railway museum.

Milton Ontario Is The place to live.

Milton, Ontario is a safe and secure community where you can live life to the fullest, surrounded by the scenic landscapes of nature. From Victorian homes and rural estate subdivisions to a complete selection of brand new houses, there is a home to fit every lifestyle and taste. Milton, Ontario also has one of the lowest tax rates in the Greater Toronto Area.

Milton Ontario Is The place to work.

Milton's location provides easy access to highways, rail and air transportation. Milton has a strong and diversified existing industrial base with new water and wastewater servicing for new growth areas this is an ideal place to run a business.

Milton Ontario Is The place to play.

Milton residents seeking a healthy, active way of life can choose from a wide range of recreational activities. Milton offers many beautiful conservation areas, and for the adventurous at heart, rock climbing, triathlons, horseback riding and BMX facilities can be found right at your door step. Pick-your-own farms, historic museums, festivals, art galleries and quaint boutiques are just around the corner for your family enjoyment.

Milton Ontario & Escarpment Attractions

A magnitude of natural attractions, yours for the taking. This natural wonder in our backyard hails countless parks, pristine lakes, nature trails, a 500 year old Indian village, waterfalls and glacial water holes. Family events include the Farmers' Market, Steam Era, Country Heritage Park, the Ontario Renaissance Festival, the Halton Region Museum and the Milton Fall Fair. For those more energetic, there is harness racing at the Mohawk Raceway or hiking the Bruce Trail, Canada's oldest and longest footpath.