Wooden boardwalk around Barney's Pond. Great area to view black ducks and excellent area for outdoor skating.

The trail winds through a stunted tuckamore forest and across barren grounds to a spectacular panorama of the Strait of Belle Isle at trail's end.

Follow the network of traditional footpaths that lead up and behind the settlement of Battle Harbour. Visit the small plane wreck. Take in the changing ocean views.

Birch Brook has over 30-km of scenic trails for all season recreation. Cross-country ski trails become nature trails after spring thaw. Back country wilderness trails are suitable for all day and overnight excursions.

Boney Shore Walking Trail is a gravel trail that is approximately 1-km long leading to a site where whale bone was discarded.

Bouquets Hill Walking Trail is a 40 minute walk. As you reach the top you have a beautiful view overlooking the ocean.

3-km, 90-minute moderate hike from end of road on American Hill to Cape St. Lewis. First section is downhill and easy.

Excellent view of town - information boards on Dr. Moret and his cottage in Mary's Harbour.

2000-ft boardwalk to area were residents of Mary's Harbour once lived, leads to Atlantic Ocean.

An easy trail that goes past a beautiful sandy beach to the rugged shore where fishermen from Jersey in the Channel Island established a fishery in the 19th century.

Coastal hiking on traditional footpaths between L'Anse-au-Clair and Pinware, passing through towns of L'Anse Au Clair, Forteau, L'Anse Amour, Capstan Island, and West St. Modeste.

A 15-minute easy walk along gravel and boardwalk to a popular fishing spot.

A 1.2-km trail from the campground to the point overlooking the town of Pinware, the River and the Estuary.

Located in West St Modeste, next to Oceanview Resort, an easy 1-km walk over the barrens to an excellent lookout over Strait of Belle Isle. Picnic tables are provided.

This scenic trail follows the shoreline of Forteau Bay and ends at a stunning waterfall cascading over a cliff.

Take this trail along the wreck sites of HMS Raleigh and HMS Lily, British warships that ran aground at Point Amour.

5-Kilometres from St. Lewis. Here a boardwalk leads from the highway parking lot to a wharf on the pond and a picnic and viewing area.

During the 16th century, whalers from the Basque Region of Spain and France where making seasonal voyages across the Atlantic to Labrador.

The walk to Schooner Cove provides excellent opportunities to examine the local flora and berries. Schooner Cove was first occupied by the Maritime Archaic people.

This challenging trek is a multi day hike that starts and ends at the airstrip in the Koroc River Valley. Guides are required.