The Future of the Capital Pathway: Let's Talk !
Whether cross-country skiing just to enjoy being active, biking around to discover the National Capital Region, or walking to get from point A to point B: there are lots of good reasons to take the Capital Pathway, one of the largest networks of multi-use paths in North America. In summer and in winter, tens of thousands of Canadians — residents and tourists — use the pathway, including me. And because I’m working on its future development, I need your help.
Capital Pathway
Canada’s Capital Region is home to the Capital Pathway network, one of the largest in North America. More than 600 kilometres of multi-use paths link superb natural areas, parks, gardens, museums and attractions.
Snow Removal on Pathways
On both sides of the Rideau Canal, pathways that provide access to the Rideau Canal Skateway are cleared of snow.
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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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Richmond Landing Shoreline Access Improvements
The Richmond Landing shoreline access improvements are a key component of the Portage corridor, offering a new way to discover and experience the Ottawa River shoreline.
Our Projects
To build a capital that is a source of Canadian pride, the NCC undertakes many development and rehabilitation projects.