Name: Burns Bog Delta Nature Reserve
Address: Nordel Ct, Delta, BC V4G 1J7, Canada, CA
Telephone: +1 604-572-0373

Burns Bog Delta Nature Reserve is a park, located at Nordel Ct, Delta, BC V4G 1J7, Canada. They can be contacted via phone at +1 604-572-0373, visit their website www.burnsbog.org for more detailed information.

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Nordel Ct, Delta, BC V4G 1J7

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Added by Jopie, at 10 August 2016

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Mat Corns

22 November 2017

An absolute GEM of the Lower Mainland! It is a great place to go for a walk and connect with nature! It is always clean and trails go on for miles!
Greg Rinsma

02 November 2017

Fantastic walk. 3+km of boardwalk. Loved it
E_____ C_____

29 October 2017

Nice place for a short easy walk in the bog. This is the only part of the bog in Delta that you can visit. There is the open part of the bog a and forested part of the bog. The trails are on a wooden boardwalk.
Wajahat Ullah

15 October 2017

I had no idea it would be like that! A total forest with trails that go on for miles and I had only gone there for a small event but ended up walking 8km! Parked my car by 72 ave as google suggested and the event was by the Nordel Way! Not a great and clear information for this place online! But a great place to enjoy nature and go out for a walk!
Andrew Adamson

05 October 2017

It's a nice place to take a walk, dogs are allowed too. It would be nice if they had some bags for the less prepared dog owners though
Aimee Cho

23 July 2017

This is a great place to walk or ride a bike with a group or by yourself with your dog. Make sure you bring what you need with you (water, snacks, sunscreen, insect repellent) and plan to pack out your garbage as this is an environmentally sensitive nature reserve.
Leon Shortt

21 July 2017

Great for an afternoon walk. Bring the whole family including the dogs.
YOGA PETE

16 July 2017

Incredible sea level flood plane with nature trails and indigenous flora. Organised tours and walking groups. Good for year round enjoyment. It is the Lungs of the Vancouver Lower Mainland and the Fraser River Delta.
Jonathan Mason

12 June 2017

A great walk. The wooden trails are perfect. Learn a little by reading the info signs if you'd like. Or just enjoy nature. This place is beautiful.
Tariq Azeem

17 May 2017

Great place. It is quite relaxing to walk through the trail (boardwalk). One feels really connected to nature/forest. However, throughout the walk one can hear the noise from nearby highway.
Frank Lo

21 March 2017

Nice local trial for a hike within the forest. Definitely, a place to check out if you're into a nice quiet hike.
Todd Bailey

23 February 2017

Really good walking trails. Dog owners need to remember that this is not an off leash area and to.pick up Thiers dog poop.
Dennis Bowles

02 February 2017

Great place to go for a walk, see some nature and get away for an hour or so. Nice elevated boardwalks allow you to go here year round. Don't forget to find the sunken tractor
Ashley Degner

24 October 2016

I love coming here. Beautiful and calm. A nice place to escape to, even though it's only down the street from me. Supposed to be a leashed park, but most people keep their dogs off leash, so I wouldn't recommend it if you don't like dogs haha.
PerryKari G

17 August 2016

We have been living right next to Burns Bog for over 20 years now and we love it. Owls, deer and many species of birds call this Nature Reserve their home. There is a creek you can walk, bike or jog next to that will connect you to the several Board Walks that have been created for all to enjoy. It is surprising how close it is to Vancouver and yet it does not feel inundated with people. Best place for visitors to park is at the Ice Rink to access the trails. There is a loop you can walk that will take about an hour. Just be careful while crossing the train tracks if you bring your dog or kids but if you are on the boardwalk you don't have to worry about this. Also, bring water because although for a good part on the boardwalk you are being sheltered by the tree tops it can still get pretty warm in the summer.