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Codroy Valley
Green. The deepest and most vivid shades of green, perfect for long meadow walks and lazy picnics. This place boasts a temperature milder than the rest of the island. Sheltered by the Long Range Mountains, dramatic churches stand on cliffs overlooking the ocean and clouds float over traditional farmlands dotted with grazing Newfoundland ponies.
This is Codroy Valley, a collection of 15 communities tucked away in Western Newfoundland. There is nothing else like it in all the province. A haven for birders, nature lovers, adventurers, historians and travellers alike.
Start your journey with a visit to the Grand Codroy Estuary Ramsar Site, located at the mouth of the Grand Codroy River - a 925-hectare area recognized by the Convention on Wetlands of International Importance and as an internationally Important Bird Area (IBA). Here, you can stand at the waters of the estuary and spend the day watching and photographing birds in their natural habitat. This is a stopover for migrating water and land fowl heading north in the spring and south in the fall and a landing place for rare species occasionally blown off course. It has a large raptor population in the fall and is a good place to see songbirds. Head to the interpretation centre and then hike the trail along the rushing riverbank, making note of the rare vascular plants and wildlife you see along the way.
To get a better look at our wildlife, visit the Grand Codroy Wildlife Museum and Art Gallery. Here you can have your picture taken with Newfoundland's largest mounted moose, and view hundreds of species of animals, birds and fish set in artificial displays of their natural surroundings.
In St. Andrews, play the nine-hole St. Andrews Na Creige Golf Course flanked by a background of mountains. After the game, take the short drive to Cape Anguille, the most westerly point of the island, and take a look at its lighthouse.
Getting Here:
Codroy Valley is located on the Codroy Valley International Wetlands scenic driving route, 35 kilometres northwest of Port aux Basques.
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Directions
Driving distances and calculations derived using Google Maps. Actual driving times may vary. GPS coordinates have been provided by tourism operators. Please confirm location with operator before departure.
Helpful Links
- Robinsons
- (709) 645-2169
- (709) 649-0601
- paulandruth@nf.sympatico.ca
- www.pirateshavenadventures.com
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Doyles1 and 2 Bedroom fully equipped Cottages just 30 minutes from the Newfoundland Ferry
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CodroyA relaxing retreat within the tranquil and beautiful atmosphere of the scenic Codroy Valley, 30 min from Newfoundland - Nova Scotia Ferry. Codroy Valley Vacations Partner.
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MillvillePeace, tranquility and beauty Majestic View Cottages, Millville.
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Upper FerryOn Grand Codroy River, 30 minutes from ferry, overlooking bird sanctuary. Codroy Valley Vacations partner.
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DoylesSpacious two-bedroom vacation home with private patio and picturesque view of the Table Mountains.+1 (709) 694 1901
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CartyvilleSituated between two salmon rivers overlooks Robinson's River, Flower garden, Beautiful beaches,walking trails
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CartyvilleSituated between two salmon rivers, overlooks Robinsons River, Flower garden, Beautiful beaches, walking trails nearby.
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South BranchCozy log cabin located in the beautiful Codroy Valley.+1 (709) 695 1582
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SearstonThis scenic beach is located at the mouth of the Grand Codroy River. Natural Scenic Attraction Park.
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SearstonLocated at the mouth of the Grand Codroy River, and the International Wetlands, this beach provides a spectacular setting for a leisurely stroll along the ocean.+1 (709) 955 2109
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Cape RayGrand Codroy Way is a 32 km (20 miles) moderate wilderness mountain trail and route between Cape Ray to Starlight Trail, a 2-day hike and 1 night in a tent.
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Upper FerryA Wetlands of International Importance site and an Important Bird Area with high concentrations and a large variety of waterfowl species over 925 hectares. See species here that are uncommon in or absent from the rest of the province. The centre has information on species in the wetlands and throughout the Codroy Valley, plus displays on waterfowl and the estuary.+1 (709) 955 2115
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CodroyHoly Trinity Anglican Church is a Registered Heritage Structure built in 1913.+1 (709) 955 2047
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Upper FerryA serene trail along the Grand Codroy Estuary. The trail is a birding hotspot.+1 (709) 955 2109


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