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Organic market garden. Variety of fresh local vegetables. Feed our soil using only local inputs.
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A Provincial Workers' Memorial that commemorate victims of the mining industry and 203 sailors of the USS ships Pollux and Truxtun lost February 18, 1942.
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The centre interprets Mistaken Point fossils, Cape Race Lighthouse, Marconi wireless station and its' connection to Titanic. Shipwrecks and local ecology, cultural, historic and natural attractions.
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This trail located just off Route 351 connects with the Newfoundland T'Railway.
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Marina, performing arts venue, visitor information kiosk, gift shop and interpretation centre.
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Take time to explore more than 100 root cellars in the Root Cellar Capital of the world.
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Internet access, guided tours available, gift shop and photo exhibit.
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The centre offers workshops, concerts, residences, classes, rentals, cultural events and gallery space.
Toll Free: +1 (866) 456 2424
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Easy to moderate 1 hour, 2.4-km (return) trail to former French fishing station and 19th century rock carvings.
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The lower part of the trail is an easy boardwalk that leads to a lookout over Barachois Pond and the campground. The upper part climbs to 340 meters for a panoramic view of St. George's Bay, the Gulf of St. Lawrence and Long Range Mountains. Round Trip time is two hours.
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View Collections of old tools, and see how Fogo Islanders lived there lives.
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Looking for your roots? This is a good place to start. The Society, founded in 1984, provides a wealth of information on sources of information of interest to the researcher.
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A 5 km loop trail that offers a nature walk to experience the wildlife and ocean breeze with a fantastic view of the mountains known as The Pinnacle.
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Built in 1870, the lighthouse is the location for Lighthouse Picnics, a unique venture that offers exquisite food in combination with history, culture and whale watching. A 25 minute hike.
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We have a viewing gazebo on Fisherman's Point where icebergs and whales can be seen in season. Located at the end of the St. Lewis Highway.
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A restored old home in St. Vincent's, depicting a way of life that’s almost lost. Revealing the heritage and culture of a proud people who left a legacy of treasures for a younger generation to enjoy.
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Step back in time in this historic building built in 1910 by Sir William Coaker. Artifacts relating to the fishing industry, and a distinctive outside mural.
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Artifacts, photographs, fishing equipment, etc., depicting the life and times of the Newfoundland fishermen. A restored fisherman's house and one room school house are adjacent to the museum.
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See the majestic icebergs, whale watching, view the different types of seabirds, and unique geology. Several walking trails, boardwalks, and lookout points, including viewing scope.
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Located between Job's Cove and Lower Island Cove, the museum has displays, artifacts, photos, tools and implements depicting the early lifestyles of the area.
Watch Chris explain the word duckish. Here’s a hint: it has nothing to do with ducks. Or maybe it does?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-YN0u8DjBIk&feature=youtu.be
