The majestic caribou are often visible at roadside on Route 430 (The Viking Trail) near St. Anthony Airport. These animals can be seen in various
The Caribou Make the Visit to the GNP More Memorable
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Tag: Port au Choix
Coastal Trail – A Trek Back More Than Two Thousand Years
The Coastal Trail offers views of a tuckamore forest, ocean views where one can view small fishing boats and whales en route to Phillip’s Garden.
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Early Indigenous People Settled in Port au Choix Thousands of Years Ago
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
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French Rooms Bread Oven & Barbace Cove, Port au Choix, NL
Fresh rolls are served up using a French bread oven in Port au Choix. At the end of Forest road in this historic fishing community
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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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Caribou present at Point Riche, Port au Choix
A Parks Canada National Historic Site, Port au Choix is home to aboriginal cultures and heritage dating back almost 5,000 years. There is an expanse
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Anchor Cafe, Port au Choix serves savouring seafood dishes!
I’ve been to Anchor Cafe a couple of times this season and have continued to enjoy favourites like their seafood chowder, mussels a la Byron
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The Story of the Golden Cod as Folk Artist Ben Ploughman Celebrates 20 Years
Ben Ploughman of Port au Choix on the Great Northern is a self-taught folk artist that has made his mark on the industry. His unique
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The Erosion of Rural NL
Rural Newfoundland & Labrador has suffered immensely with the moratorium of the cod fishery in 1992. In nearly two decades that would follow we would
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