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Parks Canada are the caretakers of the archaeological site, Phillip’s Garden in Port au Choix. The site provides insight to our indigenous early people who
The Black Duck Cove Seashore Day Park is a hidden gem with housing miniatures, playground, viewing area, basketball court and picnic area for all ages
Walking trails from Black Duck Cove Day Park takes you to Forrester’s Point on the Great Northern Peninsula. These upgrades were completed in 2019. The
Deep Cove is a National Heritage Site, which served as a winter housing area for residents of Anchor Point. The Straits Development Association has been
St. Genevieve River Walking Trail is definitely a favourite spot for anglers. As you walk along the trail you can watch salmon fishers casting their
DEMONSTRATION FOREST TRAIL IN PORT SAUNDERS IS JUST A BRILLIANT ASSET TO OUR GREAT NORTHERN PENINSULA. LOCATED BEHIND FORESTRY BUILDING OR PART OF THE INTERCONNECTED
The Tuckamore Lodge offers luxury first-class, Scandinavian style accommodations in the heart of the Newfoundland wilderness, coupled with some of the highest quality outdoor experiences
The second walking trail to the big pond is still under development but it offers a lovely walk along the water with views of the
On Route 430 in the Town of River of Ponds you will find a designated parking area and a sign that says River of Ponds
The residents of Roddickton-Bide Arm are really fortunate to have such trail treasures in their community that include the Trails on the Farm, Armistice Park
Sir Dr. Wilfred Grenfell was a medical missionary, originally from England. He arrived in Northern Newfoundland in 1892. His work established an International Association that
After viewing Album Rock in Ship Cove on the Great Northern Peninsula you will definitely discover a treasure as you trek around the community and
Flower’s Island is a very dear place for me. Nearly two decades ago I founded and operated Flower’s Island Museum. It was my first foray
Gathering at Garge Coates Point is something the locals of Cook’s Harbour and surrounding communities enjoy. A gazebo, picnic area, viewing benches and fire area
The White Rocks Walking Trail is Dedicated to the Memory of WWI Veteran Lt. Albert S. Rose. It is an extremely well done trail by
Big Droke Heritage Trail is an easy 3.2 KM return and takes you to Long Pond and also the registered archaeological site known as Caines
The Viking Trail – Your Road to Amazing Memories is a destination highway that leads you from the beautiful Town of Deer Lake, through Gros
The Camel’s Back Trail off Dark Tickle Road in Town of St Lunaire-Griquet will not disappoint. The spectacular scenery is just breathtaking. Take time to
Green Point is a geology site that has unique cliffs and many unique layered rocks that is worth a visit connecting to nearly 500 million
Berry Head Pond Trail is directly on Route 430 north of Rocky Harbour and has a dedicated parking lot that marks the beginning of the
Campers are Berry Hill will enjoy a nice 2 kilometre walk around the pond within the campground and will likely encounter beavers and their dams.
Berry Hill campground in Gros Morne National Park has multiple trails and offers some spectacular views of the Long Range Mountains at the top of
The St. Anthony Bight Loop is a picnic area, walking trail and offers nature viewing and is quite popular with locals and visitors in the
Newfoundland and Labrador is synonymous with the ice giants, 10,000 year old glaciers that break away from Greenland and come as icebergs to our shores.
The lobster pots are neatly stacked along the wharves in many tiny fishing villages or re-settled communities that re-populate during the fishing season. Places like
Old Ferolle Historic Interpretation Site in Plum Point – Old Ferolle island was used as a fishing station from the Basque period of the late
ADD IT TO YOUR LIST! Shoe Pond Hill Trail in Englee, NL is part of the Northeast Way Trail Network. I parked by the basketball
The majestic caribou just posing for my camera near the iconic Western Brook Pond in Gros Morne National Park today! A visit to Gros Morne
St. Anthony Bight is just a few kilometres outside the Town of St. Anthony and it is often a location where icebergs rests and can
Every year the Great Northern Peninsula holds an annual Iceberg Festival to celebrate these 10,000 year old marvels. The icebergs spend up to two years
