Lime Kiln Trail, Ottawa Valley Travel Guide
Explore Ottawa's Greenbelt on this easy-to-moderate trail, discovering historical ruins and diverse ecosystems. Perfect for a family-friendly outdoor adventure!
The Lime Kiln Trail in Nepean offers a scenic escape with historical significance. This easy-to-moderate trail leads to the ruins of a 19th-century lime kiln, showcasing a unique blend of natural beauty and industrial heritage. Perfect for families and nature enthusiasts, the trail features diverse ecosystems and opportunities for birdwatching.
A brief summary to Lime Kiln Trail
- Moodie Dr, Nepean, Nepean, Ontario, CA
Know before you go
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- Bring sunflower seeds to attract and hand-feed the friendly chickadees along the trail.
- Visit after rainfall for fresh air and vibrant trails, but wear appropriate footwear as it can get muddy.
- Apply bug spray during the summer months to avoid mosquito bites, especially near swampy areas.
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Getting There
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Driving
The Lime Kiln Trail is accessible via Moodie Drive. Parking is available at the P10 parking lot located just off Moodie Drive. The parking lot has space for approximately 30 cars. From the parking lot, the trail starts at the back.
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Public Transport
While direct bus service to the Lime Kiln Trail may be limited, OC Transpo routes connect to nearby areas. From downtown Ottawa, take a bus route that connects to Moodie Drive. From there, it may be a short walk to the P10 parking lot and the trailhead. Check OC Transpo schedules for the most up-to-date route information and plan your trip accordingly. A single fare is typically around $3.70 CAD.
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Walking
If you are in the vicinity of Bells Corners or Stony Swamp, you can walk to the Lime Kiln Trail via connecting Greenbelt trails. Follow signs for the Lime Kiln Trail (Trail 25). The trail is approximately 640 meters from the P10 parking lot to the Flood Lime Kiln Ruins.
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