Tooth of Time Elora
A rare look at the natural wonder. There are many sights in Elora, but few capture the imagination like the Tooth of Time on the Elora...
ELORA GORGE
The Elora Gorge is the area's biggest year-round tourist attraction.
The Elora Gorge was carved away by melting glacial waters of a previous ice age. At it's the highest point, the stone cliff walls reach 72 ft (22m) in height. Elora is located 20 min north of from Guelph or one hour from Toronto is a popular year-round tourist attraction.
The Elora Gorge has quickly become one of Ontario's popular tourist destination for tubing, camping, zip lining, fishing, canoeing, or laying on the beach.
Surrounded by waterfalls, stone cliffs, and trails around every turn, Elora is a perfect choice for a family adventure or day trip with sight-seeing and fine dining.
The recent $120 million dollar renovations to the historic Elora Mill & Spa has put the area on the international stage.
From luxury fine dining to camping under the stars, you'll find no shortage of activities to satisfiy your adventurous side.
Elora Quick Facts & Links
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25km from Guelph | 1hr5min drive from YYZ
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Camping, hiking trails, kayaking, tubing, zipline and ice climbing.
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Limestone cliffs reaching 72 ft / 22m
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Formed by glacial waters from a previous ice age.
Elora Gorge Hours
HOURS: Open year-round from dawn to dusk.
CAMPING: May 1 to October 15 (book a campsite)
ADDRESS: 7400 Wellington County
Explore the Elora Gorge
