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Community in Ontario, Canada
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Embrun is a community of 8,700 people (2021) in Ontario in Canada. Embrun is part of the National Capital Region, but it is usually considered to be part of Eastern Ontario.
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Pick your own strawberries, late June only.
The Curd Festival of the St. Albert cooperative cheese dairy offers a variety of programming, with a host of activities for the family. Music shows for young and old, comedy show, wine and cheese.
Pick your own apples, strawberries and pumpkins. Country market, tours. Duck race, museum, maze field, pedal car track, cow train and spooky wagon ride.
An Ecocert-certified organic brewpub offering beer and locally-sourced food. Visit the brewery, taste the regular and explorer series beers, or the different varieties of paninis and home made smoked ribs, pull pork or maple salmon.
Beer on tap with a standard menu of snacks and pub food.
Bed and breakfast in a Victorian style home south of town.
Day spa, massages, treatments, packages available.
By bus
OC Transpo route 222 has three buses each weekday afternoon from Slater St. in Ottawa ($4, 55 min) to the car pool lot in Vars. From there, it's a 10-minute taxi trip ($23-29) to Embrun.
On foot
While harder, one can get around Embrun on foot. The downtown is fairly walkable, but in the rest of the town as well as the surrounding countryside it is impractical to walk.
By bicycle
Travelling around Embrun by bicycle is quite convenient. In the western part of the town, a bike trail links several streets.
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