Has items on the schooner fishery, old items from the business and household items, located in one of the 100 year old fishing rooms.

This building has been restored to bring you back to the way business was done in the olden days. Enjoy a cup of coffee while sitting on the veranda for a chance to see icebergs and whales.

Enjoy all aspects of our beautiful park while visiting the Bay d'Espoir area.

Named for the province's Father of Confederation, former Premier Joseph R. Smallwood, who was born at Gambo, the lookout provides a picturesque view of the town and the surrounding area.

This bronze sculpture of Joseph R. Smallwood is set amid boulders and creates the impression that "Joey" is rising up out of the ground to stand tall amid the people.

The oldest structure in Fortune Bay dates back to 1844. Items on display from the 1800s.

Wheelchair accessible walking trails surrounding Southwest Steady. Panoramic views of the community. Four bridges along the way. Rest stops. Wetland park where wildlife can be observed.

52-foot humpback whale skeleton on display with interpretation video and signage.

The Lane House is the oldest house in Tilting and won the Southcott Award in 1997. Look for the winding staircase.

The museum displays history of Millertown through photos, artifacts and houses a nearly 100 year old snookers table.

Authentic restored trains with walking trail and picnic areas.

Interpretive panels and a reconstructed logging camp provide a glimpse into the lives of early 20th century loggers. Museum guides will help you try your hand at logger's work.

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

See whales, icebergs, bald eagles, osprey and numerous sea birds. A panoramic view of the whole of Green Bay South.

Historic co-op store rebuilt in 1957 is part of the co-operative movement in Newfoundland.

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.

Approximately 6 miles. Lighthouse, viewing platform, rugged coastal, sea cave, great view of Twillingate, eagles nest, whales and icebergs in season.

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

Wonderful Heritage walking trail overlooking the town and the ocean.

Experience a forest in transition. Climb the stairs for a spectacular view of Alexander Bay. 3.5km loop.