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You can explore a whimsical mistletoe trail in this Ontario region this season

Photo via Explore Waterloo Region on Facebook

The holiday season in Waterloo Region just got a little more magical thanks to its self-guided mistletoe trail. Residents and visitors have the chance to venture across seven unique mistletoe installations designed by local artists.

What to expect

Spread throughout both busy city streets and charming small towns, each stop along the Mistletoe Trail features its own inspiration, story and artistic touch.

According to Explore Waterloo, the installations are crafted to spark joy and bring out the playful side of the holiday season.

These serve as the perfect backdrop for holiday pictures or even for a moment to pause and reflect on the year.

How to get around

Participants are encouraged to use the interactive map provided to plan their own route and discover the installations at their own pace.

Stops include Kitchener City Hall, Grand River Pedestrian Bridge, Castle Kilbride, inSeason Home+Garden, TriSisters Art House, Centennial Park, and McCabe’s Irish Pub & Grill.

The trail blends public art with seasonal spirit, making it a feel-good outing for couples, families, or anyone looking to seize a little holiday magic.

And while you’re on this adventure, why not check out the local restaurants and accommodations in the region? Some of these spots are joining in the fun with mistletoe-inspired treats, specials, and experiences. You can sip a themed cocktail, find the perfect gift, or cozy up for an overnight stay. Now that’s a festive adventure.

So bundle up, grab your loved ones and follow the trail of mistletoe. After all, there are seven stops to discover, and you’ll surely find a little holiday sparkle along the way.

Have fun!