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Greenbelt

Canada's Capital Greenbelt is the most ecologically diverse area in Eastern Ontario.

Gatineau Park

Canada’s Capital Region’s conservation park.

Rideau Canal Skateway

Each winter, the historic Rideau Canal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, becomes the Rideau Canal Skateway, the world’s largest skating rink.

Discover Canada's Capital Region

Canada's Capital Region represents the heart of our great nation. It is the centre of our democracy, and a symbol of the country's collective history, heritage, culture and natural features. It embodies the spirit of what it means to be Canadian.

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Heritage Buildings in Canada's Capital Region

We manage approximately 1,300 buildings in Canada’s Capital Region, many of which have historical significance.

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Confederation Boulevard

Confederation Boulevard is the Capital’s ceremonial and discovery route, which encircles the downtown areas of Ottawa and Gatineau.

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Managing the Official Residences in Canada's Capital

The official residences are six important historic properties in Canada’s Capital Region.

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Urban Parks

The extensive green spaces within the urban core are key features of the Capital experience.

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Capital Pathway

The green spaces of Canada’s Capital Region are connected by more than 600 kilometres of multi-use paths, which people use for recreation and to commute to work.

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Parkways

The Capital’s green spaces are also connected by over 90 kilometres of scenic parkways.

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Interprovincial bridges in the National Capital Region

In Canada’s Capital Region, five interprovincial bridges connect the cities of Ottawa and Gatineau. These crossings serve as key transportation routes for cyclists, pedestrians and motor vehicles.

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Kids at the trail lookout in summer

Luskville Falls