Lusk Cave is in the Philippe Lake area. It was formed at the same time as Lusk Creek, about 11,000 years ago. It is still an active cave, as the narrow creek still flows through it and continues to ...

National Capital Region—A section of the western sidewalk along Elgin Street (Northbound), between Lawrence Freiman Lane and Wellington Street will be fully closed for sidewalk rehabilitation.

National Capital Region—There will be a partial closure of Trail 54 to replace a pedestrian bridge.

Please take note of the following before your visit. Dewberry Trail: Closure of Eastern Loop Closure of a section of Trail 51 in the Mer Bleue sector Located in the southeastern sector of Canada’s ...

The Sir George-Étienne Park Plan guides the long-term vision that will further the conservation, enhancement and sustainable management of this riverfront park. This is a long-range plan and its ideas ...

The Capital Pathway is one of the most extensive pathway networks in North America. It includes over 200 kilometres of off-road, multi-use pathways, extending from Gatineau Park, through ...

Every day, we work to build an inspiring capital that is a source of pride for all Canadians. The National Capital Region represents the heart of our great nation. It is the centre of our democracy, ...

Gatineau Park offers 183 kilometres of summer hiking trails. Whether you are new to the activity or already an avid hiker, the Park is a prime destination for outdoor activities that respect the ...

Gatineau Park welcomes leashed dogs in some areas, but there are seasonal rules to protect wildlife and maintain trail quality. Pick up after your pet, even when nobody’s watching. Pets must be ...

Birdwatching is a great way to connect with nature. Appreciating birds in their natural environment helps people understand just how important it is to protect bird habitats. Here is what you need to ...

Audio files of the episode is available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Video file is available on YouTube. Download the transcript. Tobi Nussbaum: Hello, I’m Tobi ...