Different kinds of Trails at PEC

We found and did short rounds of the trails they had at Prince Edward County. These were not your usual trails, though. What they had were fun Art Trails, Taste Trails, and my favourite, Wine Trails!

Going around Picton, Bloomfield and Wellington, we checked out stores, places to eat and drink!

some of the stores in Bloomfield, PEC

We had a lot of fun walking around in Bloomfield. We looked at antiques at Dead People’s Stuff—not creepy at all!

Dead People's Stuff @PEC

There were many quaint stores to explore! The girls had such a great time playing I Spy with Tammy at Hand Works that they didn’t want to leave! They wanted to find all 30 items in the store filled with eclectic items! They have original art, pottery, antiques, and many more.

Hand Works Fine Art @PEC

Of course, after all that walking, we had to get some ice cream! We all enjoyed our flavour picks: Toffee Coffee, Campfire and Key Lime! Deliciously creamy and apparently hand-made in small batches daily! Yum!

Slickers Ice Cream @PEC

Now, I couldn’t go home without doing a bit of the Wine Trail. We went to Sandbanks Estate Winery where the service was just awesome. They had some nice Canada 150 souvenir bottles and I totally loved their dessert wines. I did a white flight in the tasting room and I enjoyed the Love Cassis Aperitivo mixed with a bit of Sauvignon Blanc. Needless to say, I had to bring home a couple of bottles!

We also went to Norman Hardie as we had wanted to try some of the wood-fired pizza (with wine, of course). But the place was packed and we didn’t want to wait about an hour so I just got a bottle to bring home.

Norman Hardie Winery @ PEC

So many more places to explore! We will definitely be back to discover more of these trails.