Thames River Loop
City: LondonLength: 8.0 kmRegion: Southwest Ontario
Sifton Bog
Overview
The Sifton Bog is an acidic bog in which only a limited number of plants can grow. Most would normally be found in more northern climates. Since the bog is surrounded by woods with Carolinian affinities, one can experience in a ten minute walk changes in vegetation that could normally take a journey of several hundred kilometres.
Because it is the most southerly large acidic bog in Canada, it is an invaluable study area, the more so because of its location in a large urban centre. The Sifton Bog is a Class 2 provincially significant wetland.
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Nearby Ammenities
Nearby Trails
Dan Patterson Conservation Area Trail
City: St. ThomasLength: 2.0 kmRegion: Southwest Ontario
Dalewood Walking Trail
City: St. ThomasLength: 13.0 kmRegion: Southwest Ontario
Komoka Provincial Park Trails
City: KomokaLength: 12.5 kmRegion: Southwest Ontario
Thames Valley Parkway Trail
City: LondonRegion: Southwest Ontario
Delaware Conservation Area Trail
City: DelawareLength: 2.5 kmRegion: Southwest Ontario
Mount Brydges Lions Park Trail
City: Mount BrydgesLength: 1.4 kmRegion: Southwest Ontario
Thames Valley Trail
City: St. MarysLength: 110.0 kmRegion: Southwest Ontario
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