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Respond to our survey on this year’s edition of Open NCC. The survey should take approximately five minutes to complete.
Feeling bogged down? Join our conservation officers and biologists for a meet-and-greet and a special presentation on the Mer Bleue Bog—Ottawa’s own internationally significant wetland—and its wildlife. As the most accessible peat bog in eastern Ontario, Mer Bleue is a true gem of the National Capital Region.
About the activity
This is a partially accessible walking tour. The trail is a mostly flat wooden boardwalk, with a hill at the end of the trail, which may not be suitable for all mobility devices. This activity is suitable for all ages.
Hours
Walking tour
- 10 am to 10:45 am: French session (add to calendar)
- 11:15 am to noon: English session (add to calendar)
- 1 pm to 1:45 pm: French session (add to calendar)
- 2:15 pm to 3 pm: English session (add to calendar)
Conservation officers meet-and-greet
Drop in at the kiosk between 10 am to 3 pm.
Meeting point
By the covered picnic area next to the Mer Bleue Bog trailhead, 130 m from parking lot P22.
This site is accessible by car. There is free parking on site.
Good to know
There is a gender-neutral outhouse and sheltered picnic area with universally accessible picnic tables. There is no water on site. Bring your own water bottle.