Lincoln.

Lincoln runs east-west between St. Catharines and Grimsby on the south shore of Lake Ontario, with the Niagara Escarpment splitting the town between the lake plain (orchards, the Charles Daley Park lakeshore where Fifteen and Sixteen Mile Creeks reach the lake) and the upland bench (vineyards, Twenty Mile Creek, Carolinian forest).

The Niagara Escarpment regional VQA appellation contains three sub-appellations inside Lincoln — Beamsville Bench, Twenty Mile Bench, and Lincoln Lakeshore — across the Twenty Valley corridor of Beamsville, Vineland, and Jordan. The Bruce Trail's 80.5 km Niagara Section crosses the town between Queenston and Grimsby, anchored at Ball's Falls Conservation Area on Twenty Mile Creek (two waterfalls, an early-19th-century industrial hamlet, and the LEED Gold Centre for Conservation gallery) and at Cave Springs Conservation Area on the Beamsville escarpment.

About an hour from downtown Toronto on the QEW, with Hamilton and Niagara Falls each closer than that.