This Ontario hotspot is not really a secret, but it’s still worth giving attention to.

The Elora Quarry is a beautiful limestone quarry that spans two acres wide. A conservation area since 1976, the quarry is one of the province’s most treasured natural swimming holes. Surrounded by lush green forests and stunning 40-foot cliffs, the quarry is a popular spot for locals to take a relaxing dip. A large, sandy beach leads into the waters of the quarry, which are quality tested weekly by park staff every summer.

Cliff jumping is prohibited; however there are still several hiking trails to explore in the elevated areas of the park. This includes the Elora Cataract Trailway, a 47-km trial linking the Grand and Credit river watersheds. Shaded picnic areas and tables are also available throughout the park for those looking to have a barbecue.

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A post shared by Maha Sarout (@mahasarout) on Mar 5, 2017 at 11:01am PST

i just want to go on more adventures ☀️🏞💦⛱

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Today's weather was such a tease, and all i ever post are TBTease ☀️ #punny??? #itried

A post shared by @mitratash on Feb 23, 2017 at 6:04pm PST

Today @alexlear3 and I enjoyed the last bit of summer weather while it lasts. So much fun!! Tuesday: a wedding photographers weekend! ☀️

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