See the span of Central Newfoundland's history from the ancient Aboriginal cultures to 20th century industrial development.

Built to commemorate the legacy of the many men and women of this province who laboured in the forest industry.

Rugged cliffs, ocean view, whale watching , iceberg, picnic and lookout, natural arch formation, capelin run in June.

The look-out overlooks Norris Arm and provides views of the Exploit's River, Norris Arm North and Botwood.

Interpretation panels tell the story of the Beothuk and the artifacts that were found on this site. Visit the reconstructed mamateek and smoke house.

A great area to sit and relax in the shade while viewing birds, whales, or having a picnic.

Nestled in the lush forests of Central Newfoundland, this 133-hectare park borders on the serene waters of Junction Pond. An ideal choice for the family, the park has something to offer visitor of all ages.

Beautiful easy trail over looking the ocean in Friday's Bay. The community of Carter's Cove can be seen as well as other towns.

Excellent bird watching for Canada Geese, ducks, terns and loons. 5km walking trail, guided tours. Centre has gift shop and exhibit on the great fire of 1961 that dramatically changed the ecological and cultural life of the community.

Hike through a variety of different habitats and catch breathtaking view of clode sound and Bread cove. 2km return.

This 2 km trails leads from trailhead where a lookout provides an expansive view of the many islands in Dildo Run.

Visit Terra Nova National Park, where the Atlantic Ocean reaches deep into the boreal forest. Camp, hike, explore the coast or visit our marine touch tank.

Long Point Lighthouse, one of the most photographed landmarks on the Northeast Coast of Newfoundland built in 1876 and now newly renovated to house travelling exhibits.

Fully equipped, fenced playground. Located next to the Lion's Club and Harbour Breton War Memorial.

Roadless 2,895 sq km wilderness in south-eastern Newfoundland. Wildlife populations and plant communities thrive with little or no disturbances from humans. Access via hiking trails and canoe route.

Fisherman's wharf, bark pots, puncheons, splittin' table, salt cod, dried squid, baby ducks and rabbits. Outport photo gallery and audio visual presentations. Many awards!

A life-sized replica of the 55-foot long giant squid caugh along the shore here in 1878. Interpretation centre, gift store, history, picnic area. Now depicted on a Canada Post stamp.

Twillingate Museum, the former Anglican Church Rectory, depicts life at the turn-of-the-century. Museum highlights: opera singer Georgian Stirling exhibit, Maritime Archaic Indian/Beothuk artifacts, genealogy/cemetery data.

Cape St. John is the start of the 1783 French Shore, Petit Nord. View of Gull Island, disaster sites of The Queen of Swansea and Viking ship. American radar base in 1950s. Great for viewing icebergs.

Ocean coastal trail leading to Great Auk Monument.