Welcome to Mulmur – The Garden Township of Rolling Hills

Located in the northeast corner of Dufferin County, Mulmur is a picturesque rural township known for its breathtaking scenery, quiet countryside, and rich agricultural roots. With a population of just over 3,500 and covering approximately 286 km², Mulmur offers a tranquil lifestyle set against the stunning backdrop of the Niagara Escarpment.

Scenic Rural Landscape

True to its Gaelic name meaning “many rolling hills,” Mulmur features a mix of elevated viewpoints, winding valleys, and fertile farmland. The terrain ranges from gently rolling countryside to steep escarpment ridges, creating some of the most stunning vistas in the region.

Outdoor Recreation & Nature

Mulmur is a destination for outdoor enthusiasts all year round:

• Hiking and Trails: The Bruce Trail and Dufferin Hi-Land sections run through Mulmur, offering challenging hikes, forested paths, and sweeping views.

• Skiing and Winter Sports: The Mansfield Outdoor Centre and Mansfield Ski Club provide access to cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and downhill skiing with private club amenities.

• All-Season Adventures: Fishing in local rivers, mountain biking, horseback riding, and snowmobiling are all popular recreational activities.

Agricultural Heritage & Rural Living

Mulmur has deep agricultural roots, with many properties passed down through generations. Family farms produce potatoes, grains, and livestock across wide open fields. At the same time, the area has become a peaceful retreat for newcomers looking for space, privacy, and a deeper connection to nature.

Historic hamlets such as Mansfield, Honeywood, Ruskview, and Rosemont add character to the township, offering pockets of community and heritage amid the rolling countryside.

Environmental Leadership

Mulmur is known as a "Garden Township" for its commitment to green space, sustainability, and rural preservation. The local council emphasizes responsible development, environmental protection, and maintaining the area's unique character for future generations.

Wildlife & Coexistence

Mulmur is home to diverse wildlife, including black bears, deer, coyotes, turtles, and countless bird species. Residents take pride in coexisting with nature and follow wildlife-friendly practices such as protecting nesting areas and promoting safe roadways for turtles.

Why People Love Mulmur

• Expansive, peaceful landscapes with stunning views of hills and valleys
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• A strong blend of farming tradition and modern country living
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• Year-round outdoor recreation for all ages and activity levels
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• Sustainable growth and responsible land stewardship
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• A close-knit, welcoming community with a commitment to rural values

Mulmur offers a rare blend of natural beauty, peaceful living, and vibrant community spirit. Whether you’re starting a family, seeking a weekend retreat, or downsizing into countryside tranquility, Mulmur provides a lifestyle rich in nature, space, and charm.