Our Vision:  to connect people and communities through heritage, cultural and outdoor experiences in the Grand River Watershed. 

· To develop the Grand River Watershed as a living storybook of adventure by partnering with all stakeholders to re-connect people and communities with the Grand River and each other, through intertwining trails on and off the river.

· To be inclusive of everyone and accessible to people of all ages, interests and abilities in all seasons.

· To encourage community-focused cultural, heritage, educational, athletic and spiritual events on and around the river, acknowledging Indigenous connections with the river.

· To encourage people to live in harmony with the environment by allowing people to interact with nature and educating them about the ecological diversity of the watershed.

·  To encourage research into the heritage and ecology of the watershed.

 We acknowledge that the Grand River Watershed is situated in the traditional territory of the Haudenosonee, Anishnaabe and Neutral People.  The Watershed includes the Haldimand Tract, six miles on either side of the Grand River from the source to the mouth, which was granted to the Haudenosaunee of the Six Nations of the Grand River.