Halton Hills Profile
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About Halton Hills
Halton Hills is a town in Halton Region, at the Niagara Escarpment northwest of Toronto. Georgetown is the main urban centre; Acton, Glen Williams, and Limehouse sit among remaining farms and the Credit River valley. GO Transit and Highway 401/7 commuting mix with mill-town history and conservation lands. About 63,000 people live in Halton Hills.
Known for
- Georgetown as the principal town centre
- Acton, a former leather-mill village
- Niagara Escarpment and the Credit River
- Glen Williams and Limehouse hamlets
- GO Transit commuter town on Toronto’s western edge
See & do
Downtown Georgetown
Mill Street shops and the historic town core.
Fairy Lake (Acton)
Village lake and park in Acton.
Glen Williams
Credit River hamlet with a mill, shops, and walking paths.
Limehouse Conservation Area
Escarpment ruins, kilns, and the Bruce Trail.
Terra Cotta Conservation Area
Credit River valley trails on the town’s eastern edge.
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