When you think of the Apple Pie Trail, your mind might go straight to cider flights, butter tarts, or warm slices of pie (and who could blame you?). But this trail is about more than what’s on your plate, it’s about celebrating the history, culture, and creativity that make this region so special.
A perfect example? reDiscovered on Marsh in Clarksburg.
This antique and vintage shop, run by Kara and Dan Bowles, is filled with carefully sourced finds from Canadiana pine furniture to mid-century modern gems. Every piece has a story, and together they bring character to any space, whether it’s a century-old farmhouse or a modern condo. What connects it back to the Trail? Among their treasures you’ll sometimes spot vintage apple crates and orchard ladders, tools once essential to local apple farms. It’s a beautiful reminder of how deep the apple-growing roots run in this area.
And while you’re in Clarksburg (a.k.a. Artsburg), make a day of it. Pop across the street to The Market on Marsh for a sweet treat or their award-winning grilled cheese, then grab a coffee at Enduro Espresso (inside of The Market on Marsh) to fuel the rest of your Trail adventure.
Because the Apple Pie Trail isn’t just about apples, it’s about the flavours, stories, and people that make this corner of Ontario unforgettable.
