Va-et-Vient Cache Bay Track – Theodore Fouriezos Wetland Trail

The Sturgeon River House Museum is the actual 3-acre site of a Hudson's Bay trading post and contains a network of trails set in a provincially significant wetland.  The low impact trails are a mixture of wood chip covered paths and boardwalks.  The trails feature a host of special interest stations, a bird viewing platform, a jaunt-viewing platform that overlooks Cache Bay. 

Within the entire system, four wetland types are found: bog, fen, swamp, and marsh.  The variety and abundance of flora and fauna are indicative of the numerous ecosystems and habitats, which are sustained by these wetlands.  The Museum will provide bilingual, year-round programming and foster wetland conservation through promotion, research, and educational and recreational activities.

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Ontario Trails do not own or manage any trails. Check with the identified manager before using this trail. Do not trespass, allowed uses only.

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