The Southeast Brook Falls are just a few hundred metres from the highway pull-off on Route 430 (Viking Trail) in Gros Morne National Park. One
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Lobster Fishing at Wild Cove
The lobster crates are stacked at wharf side, waiting for the season to begin to drop them in the water and bring home a catch
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The Man in the Mountain Trail
The Riverside Drive Extension is where you can find the parking area to begin a section of the International Appalachian Trail that is known as
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Throwing Rocks on the Shoreline Walking Trail
The Shoreline Heritage Walk on Bay Roberts can also be accessed from Water Street by turning on Crane’s Hill and parking. You can walk the
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Trekking to Murray’s Peak Trail
Murray’s Peak Trail is a 1.3 KM trail return. A simple beginning but a very steep climb up a lot of rocks to a beautiful
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Ship Harbour’s Sugarloaf Trail
The Sugarloaf Trail is one I’ve passed along a few times when visiting Ship Harbour. I’m surprised I’ve been to this community now at least
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St. Mary’s Queen’s Battery Park to Gaskiers Trail (Part 2)
The trail begins at St. Mary’s Battery and you will walk to Gulch Beach and the Lighthouse. If you wish to start in Point La
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Sightseeing from Sugarloaf Hill in Winterton
Sugarloaf Trail of Winterton is 3.7 KM and begins just across from Outside Pond Trail. You can park in the area of the trailhead. The
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Spectacular Views of the Tablelands at Trout River Pond
Early this year, my mom and I had a fabulous weekend in Trout River! It is a paradise for hiking and walking adventures. One of
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Burnt Hill – The Sheep Path, The Saddle and The Hilltop Loop
A trip to Norris Point led to taking a trail know as the Sheep Path that crossed to the Saddle and finally to the Hilltop
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Spending an afternoon in Conche
The Beauty Spot of the North is getting its last section of road paved as we speak and am I ever excited because this vibrant
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Soaking Up the Sand and Sun at Western Brook Beach
Many people find themselves at Western Brook to walk to the pond for the boat tour and experience what were once fjords. It is a
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Make 100 days count in 2021!
It is very satisfying when you set a goal and you work hard to achieve it! So Make #100Days Count in 2021! In July 2019,
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On Top of Tea House Hill Walking Trail – St. Anthony, NL
Decades ago, Sir Dr. Wilfred Grenfell & many local residents used to walk to the scenic tea house after a long day of work. The
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Fabulous Memories at Flat Point Look-Out in Great Brehat
Local residents certainly have stories to share about the look-out on the point. With views like the one above, I can see why many would
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Destination Black Duck Cove Seashore Day Park & Trails
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
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A 10,000 year old cool one after Iceberg Hunting in Newfoundland!
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.
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The View from the Nuddick, Raleigh, NL
What in the world is a Nuddick? The term Nuddick relates to a specific land feature, in the form of a “hillock” (small hill or
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Trailblazing at Fishing Point, St. Anthony, NL
Fishing Point Municipal Park is a destination for all who visit or even live in St. Anthony. The winding road up the hill will remind
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Exploring the Isle of Demons – Quirpon Island
There are lots of mysteries and stories connected to the Isle of Demons or what is believed to be Quirpon Island. Quirpon Island is a
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Where Two World’s Meet – Birchy Nuddick Trail, L’anse aux Meadows
L’anse aux Meadows is where the world came full circle as the Norse and the Indigenous people in the region would meet. This represents the
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American Base Trail Offers Pristine Views of Cremaillere Harbour in St. Anthony, NL
St. Anthony had a strong connection to the US Military during the Cold War era, as it was designated as a superior vantage point over
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Point Riche Trail in Port au Choix, NL, is a Little Piece of Heaven on our Great Northern Peninsula.
Port au Choix, NL is a prominent fishing town on the Great Northern Peninsula. Shrimp is king in the community and many other fish species
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Unique Rock Formations and Marine Life are on Display at Whale Point Trail, Wild Bight
Whale Point Trail, Wild Bight is an easy 8 km walking trail (return) from the base of the parking area. I’ve enjoyed the walk by
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French Carvings Found on Epine Cadoret Trail, Croque, NL
The Great Northern Peninsula is full of unique places to visit and explore. We have over 5,000 years of inhabitation from our first indigenous people
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It’s Like Walking on Mars – Tablelands of Gros Morne
After two days of being in the concrete jungle of a major Canadian city, it was very refreshing to spend a week on holiday in
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Red for Miles – Right Through the Fog!
I spent time yesterday in the “Beauty Spot of the North” – Conche, NL to talk with residents and participate in the annual garden party
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Add 50 Centuries Interpretation Centre to Your List
For 5,000 years aboriginal cultures have hunted, gathered and made Bird Cove home. From the Maritime Archaic Indians, Paleo-Eskimo, Groswater Eskimo and recent Indians, an
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A Viking Experience that is only found at L’anse aux Meadows, Newfoundland & Labrador
L’Anse aux Meadows is where the world came full circle, an event 100,000 years in the making! When the super-continent Pangea broke up, people had
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Rumbolt Sculpts Image from Iceberg with Chainsaw at Festival Opening!
It all started with a block of iceberg ice propped up on pallets outside the St. Anthony Lion’s Club. This 10,000 year old iceberg ice
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