Bidwell Bog Trail

The Escarpment Biosphere Conservancy built this trail in 2007 through its reserve to link the Cup and Saucer and the Perch Lake Escarpment.

See a rare domed bog. Location Park at the Cup and Saucer parking lot and walk east on Bidwell Road a few hundred yards. Escarpment Biosphere Conservancy is a charitable land trust whose role is to help you conserve land.

Our 12 directors, from the Niagara Peninsula to Gore Bay on Manitoulin Island want to help you conserve land in your community. Our reserves protect 7,000 acres, 12 km of Great Lakes shoreline and at least 56 rare and endangered species. We own three quarters of our 84 nature reserves, either by purchasing the land or receiving it as donation from concerned landowners.

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