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• Cow Head Lighthouse
  "Great easy hike"
  "Some people have totally missed what this trail is all about,yes it has a 100+ year old mechanic light house that is metal so it would rust under these coastal conditions, and it is not a huge lighthouse it is more of a tube!!. The trail is very well maintained with another trail taking you out to t..."he head to view the geology, spring beach is a nice little spot for pictures. A large viewing deck is great for sunsets over the gulf the vistas up and down the coast are great, anyone who just walks to the lighthouse and turns around is missing 3/4 of this trail and it is a lot more than the little lighthouse. " More >
• Lighthouse Picnics
  "Definite "Wow!" factor"
  "Reasons I love (and often frequent) Ferryland Lighthouse Picnics: 1. delicious, organic, local food for all dietary preferences 2. incredible views of ocean and sealife 3. supporting a friendly local business that has breathed life back into an historic old lighthouse 4. just an hour's drive outside..." St. John's - awesome day trip 5. a real taste of outport Newfoundland culture and dialect ...to name a few. It certainly has a wow factor! Having travelled to 30 countries and experienced countless incredible experiences, I still count this attraction as one of my favourites. See for yourself! " More >
• L'Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site
  "Well worth the long drive North"
  "I've had the good fortune to visit L'Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site 3 times in the last 15 years, and it never disappoints. In fact, it keeps getting better. The costumed interpreters and Parks Canada tour guides will help you take in the entire experience. The actual site where the ancient..." sod dwellings were excavated (now reconstructed with care to historical and cutlural accuracy), are for me, the highlight. Stand and survey the area and imagine what those hardy Viking explorers saw when they landed, and the place they built and lived in. Interact with and watch the resident Vikings go about their day. Highly recommend reading "The Sea Road" by Margaret Elphinstone, who writes about Gudrid Thorbjornsdottir, a legendary woman who travelled with the first expedition of Vikings from Greenland and lived at L'Anse aux Meadows, giving birth to the first European child born in North American. It's a fascinating story providing great context to the site. For me, in enhanced my most... " More >