Glebe Park: Haliburton's Natural and Cultural Hub

Glebe Park, located on the north shore of Head Lake in Haliburton, is a 175-acre haven that seamlessly blends nature, culture, and heritage. The park's rolling hills and woodlands are laced with trails suitable for walking, mountain biking, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing, offering year-round recreational opportunities.Glebe Park is also a cultural hub, hosting the Haliburton Sculpture Forest, an outdoor collection of sculptures by Canadian and international artists. The Haliburton Highlands Museum is also located within the park, offering insights into the region's history. Additionally, the Haliburton School of Art + Design, a campus of Fleming College, is situated in Glebe Park, adding an artistic dimension to the park's atmosphere.The park's history dates back to the early 1970s when the Municipality of Dysart et al acquired the land and began its development. Over the years, Glebe Park has evolved into a cherished space for both residents and tourists, offering a diverse range of activities and attractions. In winter, visitors can enjoy skiing on the Nordic ski trails, snowshoeing, or tobogganing. In the warmer months, the park is ideal for hiking, picnicking, and exploring the Haliburton Sculpture Forest.Glebe Park is managed collaboratively by the Glebe Park and Museum Committee, staff, and the Council of Dysart et al, ensuring its preservation and continued enjoyment for generations to come.