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The Greenbelt is an excellent spot for a nature hike!

Winter walking and hiking in Gatineau Park

Hiking and Walking in Gatineau Park

Hiking a lesser-known trail in Gatineau Park

Bridge repairs require closure of Arboretum Loop on Trail 43 in Pine Grove

A section of Trail 44 in Pine Grove is closed for boardwalk repairs

Gatineau Park to integrate over 16 km to trail network

Seven walking and cycling discovery routes in Ottawa–Gatineau

Three tips for taking in the fall colours in Gatineau Park

Gatineau Park’s in-between season

Jacques-Cartier Park South closed for site rehabilitation

Ottawa–Gatineau: Walking in a winter wonderland

Meech Lake

The closest lake to the city. Two beaches (O’Brien and Blanchet) and a launch for non-motorized boats. Also a great starting point for hiking.

Places to Visit

Explore the Capital’s green spaces. Visit the many parks and enjoy nature, sports or major events within the city.

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Green's Creek

Green’s Creek, to the east of Ottawa, is an area of unusual geology, with steep-sided ravines and plateaus.

Spring on the Greenbelt’s Trails

Pine Grove

Pine Grove is the largest forest in the Greenbelt, and is a mixture of tree plantations and natural forests.

Shirleys Bay

Shirleys Bay is an internationally renowned conservation area on the Ottawa River, and a popular birding area.