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

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Alerts and notices

  • Sporadic flooding after heavy rainfall
  • Temporary Trail Closures
  • Service road closure near 72 Ave

As the only pub​licly accessible part of Burns Bog, the Delta Nature Reserve allows visitors to experience bog ecosystems. Stroll along rustic boardwalks meandering through forests and hardhack meadows, and over wet, soggy soils. Look for bog plants such as Labrador tea and bog laurel. Watch for songbirds, woodpeckers, hawks and eagles.


Delta Nature Reserve

Features at a glance

No Camping Leash required trails

Trail information

Hiking/Walking Trails

2.0 km

Equestrian Trails

0.0 km

Cycling Trails

0.0 km

Park hours

April 8 ​​to June 2: 7:00 am – 9​:00 pm​
June 3 to September 1: 7:00 am – 10:00 pm​​

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  • Cycling Information Cycling
  • Dogs Dogs
  • No Camping Information No camping
  • Safety information Safety information
  • Other information Other information
  • Accessibility Accessibility

Get involved

Volunteering opportunities

​To learn about w​ays to get involved in reg​ional parks, contact the Community Development Coordinator at 604-520-6442.

Burns Bog Conservation Society 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.

Alerts and notices

  • Temporary Trail Closures
  • Service road closure near 72 Ave
  • Sporadic flooding after heavy rainfall

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Location and contact

Central Area Office

Get involved

Volunteering opportunities

​To learn about w​ays to get involved in reg​ional parks, contact the Community Development Coordinator at 604-520-6442.

Burns Bog Conservation Society 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.

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Fi​nd out how you can donate to the parks y​ou love at​MVRPFoundation.ca.​​​​​​​​

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