Delta Nature Reserve

<div class="ExternalClassF7858FF7C7A84F30AB6FECA31B27358F"><strong>Delta Nature Reserve is closed for tree work. There is no public access to trails or boardwalks.</strong><br><p></p></div>

<div class="ExternalClass3A3717D32D2141AF8049B573384AAA7D"><div><div><p>Experience bog ecosystems along rustic boardwalks through shady forests and hardhack meadows. Watch for songbirds, woodpeckers, hawks, and eagles.<br></p></div></div></div>

Boardwalk Replacement Project: closure begins early January 2026	Boardwalk Replacement Project: closure begins early January 2026	<div class="ExternalClass223B8FF2B32F44B0B7ABBC5397B4EDD5"><p>Hazard tree work is the first step to replace the boardwalk built by volunteers over 30 years ago. This tree work will begin the week of January 5, 2026 and take about three months. To meet safety requirements, the Delta Nature Reserve must be closed. The next step is construction, which is anticipated to begin spring/summer 2026. Depending on the outcome of the tree work, this closure may be on-going. Please follow posted safety signs.<br></p><p>Due to damage from flooding and falling trees, the boardwalk is being replaced to create safer, more resilient pathways and provide a more accessible experience for park visitors. The new boardwalk will also provide new seating areas and connect to the proposed extension for the Delta South Surrey Regional Greenway.</p><p>More information on the <a href="/services/regional-parks/delta-nature-reserve-boardwalk-replacement-project">Delta Nature Reserve Boardwalk Replacement Project</a>.</p></div>	Delta Nature Reserve
Service road closure near 72 Ave	Service road closure near 72 Ave	<div class="ExternalClass77D77D946DA24EB592465C697AA062CB"><div><p>Due to flooding and washouts, the access road to the Delta Nature Reserve is closed between 72 Ave and the southermost boardwalk entrance. There is access to Delta Nature Reserve trails from Nordel Way; but there is no through access, to or from, 72 Ave. Please follow posted safety signs.<br></p></div></div>	Delta Nature Reserve

Delta Nature Reserve (part of Burns Bog Ecological Conservancy Area)

https://metrovancouver.org/services/regional-parks/ParkPhotos/DNR_webpage%20%20photo_main.jpg, Delta Nature Reserve https://metrovancouver.org/services/regional-parks/ParkPhotos/DNR_webpage%20%20photo_main.jpg

Delta Nature Reserve

<div class="ExternalClass61607299B8AF4F348DF011C7FFA4A9A7"><strong></strong><strong></strong><strong></strong><strong></strong><strong>February 3 to March 5:</strong> 7:00 am – 6:00 pm<br><strong>March 6 to April 6:</strong> 7:00 am – 8:00 pm<br></div>

<div class="ExternalClass7802E0B3F6EA4C1E9B59A2759941AD06"><p>Trails consist of boardwalks that are pedestrian only. Rustic boardwalks have uneven surfaces and can be very slippery when wet; use extra care.<br></p></div>

<div class="ExternalClassC248C063AB4A496C908BC69B01134558"><div><p>There is no cycling in the Delta Nature Reserve; please walk bikes on boardwalks. Cycling is permitted on the adjacent trail, which is proposed to become part of the <a href="/services/regional-parks/park/delta-south-surrey-regional-greenway">Delta South Surrey Regional Greenway</a>.<br></p></div></div>

<div class="ExternalClass7EB16E1E3ACD4A68935BFF6C3722ACC2"><div><p>Dogs must be leashed and under control at all times. Bog plants and birds are easily affected by dogs; keep dogs on designated trails and boardwalks. Please scoop your dog's poop and dispose of it properly. <a href="/services/regional-parks/dogs-in-regional-parks">More on dogs in Metro Vancouver regional parks</a>.</p></div></div>

<div class="ExternalClass240BE0A9BC4545B58C24BC2B4BF73008"><div><p>Camping and campfires are prohibited.</p></div></div>

<div class="ExternalClass52DEA2E7FB9D4D449F65C3373B357D89">A railway runs along the access trail to the nature reserve. High-speed trains frequently use the tracks. Do not cross railway tracks, except at designated public crossings at Nordel Way and 72nd Avenue. Access from 72nd Avenue is a rough trail - Metro Vancouver and the City of Delta are exploring how to improve it.</div>

<div class="ExternalClassF71E7046C24C4072A5F1DC992CC78C82"><p>The Delta Nature Reserve has long been identified as a key component of the bog lands and will be open to the public. The rest of the <a href="/services/regional-parks/burns-bog-ecological-conservancy-area">Burns Bog Ecological Conservancy Area</a> will remain closed to the public.<br></p></div>

<div class="ExternalClassB21B670AE64345FA9170B2F093D2E1CF"><p>Plan ahead as drinking water and toilets are not available.<br></p></div>

<div class="ExternalClass088B31FE9E714663853E94050B4C333B"><div><p>Trails consist of boardwalks that are not wheelchair accessible.</p></div></div>

<div class="ExternalClass26FA297589B64DB3BF8B9FC03BF54CD9"><p>To learn about ways to <a href="/services/regional-parks/get-involved">get involved in regional parks</a>, contact the <a href="mailto:trina.sakata@metrovancouver.org">Community Development Coordinator</a> at 604-520-6442.</p><p> <strong>Burns Bog Conservation Society</strong> helped protect Burns Bog, and for years offered guided tours at the Delta Nature Reserve. Metro Vancouver is working with the society to encourage the public to learn about and experience the bog.<br></p></div>

Delta Nature Reserve lands are part of the Burns Bog Ecological Conservancy Area.	https://metrovancouver.org/services/regional-parks/ParkPhotos/_t/DNR_webpage_photo_gallery_1_JPG.jpg	Delta Nature Reserve lands are part of the Burns Bog Ecological Conservancy Area.
Delta Nature Reserve is the only publicly accessible part of Burns Bog.	https://metrovancouver.org/services/regional-parks/ParkPhotos/_t/DNR_webpage_photo_gallery_2_jpg.jpg	Delta Nature Reserve is the only publicly accessible part of Burns Bog.
Meandering boardwalks allow visitors to experience many bog ecosystems.	https://metrovancouver.org/services/regional-parks/ParkPhotos/_t/DNR_webpage_photo_gallery_3_jpg.jpg	Meandering boardwalks allow visitors to experience many bog ecosystems.
Plants growing in bogs, such as Labrador tea, thrive in wet soil conditions.	https://metrovancouver.org/services/regional-parks/ParkPhotos/_t/DNR_webpage_photo_gallery_4_Labrador%20tea_JPG.jpg	Plants growing in bogs, such as Labrador tea, thrive in wet soil conditions.
Protecting sensitive bog soils, boardwalks are pedestrian-only; cyclists, please walk bikes.	https://metrovancouver.org/services/regional-parks/ParkPhotos/_t/DNR_webpage_photo_gallery_5_JPG.jpg	Protecting sensitive bog soils, boardwalks are pedestrian-only; cyclists, please walk bikes.
Re-alignment of 160 metres of boardwalk is underway.	https://metrovancouver.org/services/regional-parks/ParkPhotos/_t/DNR_webpage_photo_gallery_6_JPG.jpg	Re-alignment of 160 metres of boardwalk is underway.

Boardwalk Replacement Project: closure begins early January 2026	Boardwalk Replacement Project: closure begins early January 2026	<div class="ExternalClass223B8FF2B32F44B0B7ABBC5397B4EDD5"><p>Hazard tree work is the first step to replace the boardwalk built by volunteers over 30 years ago. This tree work will begin the week of January 5, 2026 and take about three months. To meet safety requirements, the Delta Nature Reserve must be closed. The next step is construction, which is anticipated to begin spring/summer 2026. Depending on the outcome of the tree work, this closure may be on-going. Please follow posted safety signs.<br></p><p>Due to damage from flooding and falling trees, the boardwalk is being replaced to create safer, more resilient pathways and provide a more accessible experience for park visitors. The new boardwalk will also provide new seating areas and connect to the proposed extension for the Delta South Surrey Regional Greenway.</p><p>More information on the <a href="/services/regional-parks/delta-nature-reserve-boardwalk-replacement-project">Delta Nature Reserve Boardwalk Replacement Project</a>.</p></div>	Delta Nature Reserve
Service road closure near 72 Ave	Service road closure near 72 Ave	<div class="ExternalClass77D77D946DA24EB592465C697AA062CB"><div><p>Due to flooding and washouts, the access road to the Delta Nature Reserve is closed between 72 Ave and the southermost boardwalk entrance. There is access to Delta Nature Reserve trails from Nordel Way; but there is no through access, to or from, 72 Ave. Please follow posted safety signs.<br></p></div></div>	Delta Nature Reserve

Delta Nature Reserve

https://metrovancouver.org/services/regional-parks/PublishingImages/Logos/BurnsBogECA.png, Burns Bog ECA

https://goo.gl/maps/iaMH8wdpureoRrDdA, Google map

https://metrovancouver.org/services/regional-parks/Documents/delta-south-surrey-regional-greenway-map.pdf, Delta South Surrey Regional Greenway Map

https://metrovancouver.org/services/regional-parks/Documents/delta-south-surrey-regional-greenway-brochure.pdf, Delta South Surrey Regional Greenway Brochure

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