Blind River - Delta Loop

Delta Loop - This 3.7 Km loop starts at the end of the woodland loop and extends to the west pavilion going through the birds-foot delta at the mouth of the Mississagi River which forms a diverse ecosystem rich in recreational interest and ecological resources. Additional interpretation is provided regarding the logging/booming operations, historical watershed use as a recreational resource and trade route, and functioning of the wetland complex. The Boom Camp Beach lies directly within the birds-foot delta and provides opportunities for beach combing, driftwood hunting, and wildlife viewing.

An alternative route from the entrance is to follow the road for 3 km. along the canal to the Mississaugi Delta Provincial Park. After a swim and scenic picnic lunch, head back through the Boom Camp Trails system, and back to downtown Blind River.

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