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The
province is vast and diverse. It covers more than 400 000 square miles
and the landscape ranges from barren rock to lush farmland to deciduous
forest to fjord. Each region has its own unique features and attractions
that help to make up the atmosphere of what is Newfoundland and Labrador.
The place where land, water and sky come together, with over 1,500 kms
of coastal and cross-island hiking trails through a landscape so enormous,
and on the water a place where thousands of land and sea creatures call
home. Central Newfoundland represents the largest portion of wilderness
on the Island and a wide variety of wildlife can be spotted throughout
the region. With vast territory of forest, rugged Appalachian-chain mountains,
all makes for a visually stunning landscape for the canoeist to enjoy.
Newfoundland and Labrador hold so many world-class freshwater adventures,
where Labrador possesses large rivers and some of the world's last remote
wilderness adventures. Hunting and fishing are on hand with a wide selection
choice is available throughout the area and where big game is abundant.
Be awed with breathtaking scenery and enjoy the friendliest atmosphere
you’re likely to find anywhere, visualize teeing off within sight
of impressive icebergs and playful whales. Sail the shores of Newfoundland
& Labrador and discover the true beauty by viewing its pristine coastal
waters, with over 16,000 kilometres of coastline you will discover some
of the most picturesque sites in Eastern Canada and perhaps witness one
of the most magnificent creatures on the planet - The Humpback Whale.
This breathtaking land has long been a retreat for those who worship the
water.
With
many provincial and national parks, it isn't hard to find a hiking trail.
Stroll down the streets of St. John's, the oldest city in North America,
and take in the awesome views. In the winter the wilderness can be explored
on snowmobiles through a variety on groomed and ungroomed trails. There
are a number of remote destinations in which offer a particularly unique
experience for the snowmobile enthusiast. Alpine skiing and cross-country
skiing are also available, with an array of trails to select from. Newfoundland
and Labrador is a great place to visit for those looking for something
different. Year round Newfoundland and Labrador is an adventure. Much
of the activity involves the ocean and yet there is also a lot to do inland
in the diverse countryside, much of it unspoiled wilderness. The wildlife
here is incredible; fishing is great and the winter skiing first rate.
The
province is vast and diverse. It covers more than 400 000 square miles
and the landscape ranges from barren rock to lush farmland to deciduous
forest to fjord. Each region has its own unique features and attractions
that help to make up the atmosphere of what is Newfoundland and Labrador.
The place where land, water and sky come together, with over 1,500 kms
of coastal and cross-island hiking trails through a landscape so enormous,
and on the water a place where thousands of land and sea creatures call
home. Central Newfoundland represents the largest portion of wilderness
on the Island and a wide variety of wildlife can be spotted throughout
the region. With vast territory of forest, rugged Appalachian-chain mountains,
all makes for a visually stunning landscape for the canoeist to enjoy.
Newfoundland and Labrador hold so many world-class freshwater adventures,
where Labrador possesses large rivers and some of the world's last remote
wilderness adventures. Hunting and fishing are on hand with a wide selection
choice is available throughout the area and where big game is abundant.
Be awed with breathtaking scenery and enjoy the friendliest atmosphere
you’re likely to find anywhere, visualize teeing off within sight
of impressive icebergs and playful whales. Sail the shores of Newfoundland
& Labrador and discover the true beauty by viewing its pristine coastal
waters, with over 16,000 kilometres of coastline you will discover some
of the most picturesque sites in Eastern Canada and perhaps witness one
of the most magnificent creatures on the planet - The Humpback Whale.
This breathtaking land has long been a retreat for those who worship the
water.
With
many provincial and national parks, it isn't hard to find a hiking trail.
Stroll down the streets of St. John's, the oldest city in North America,
and take in the awesome views. In the winter the wilderness can be explored
on snowmobiles through a variety on groomed and ungroomed trails. There
are a number of remote destinations in which offer a particularly unique
experience for the snowmobile enthusiast. Alpine skiing and cross-country
skiing are also available, with an array of trails to select from. Newfoundland
and Labrador is a great place to visit for those looking for something
different. Year round Newfoundland and Labrador is an adventure. Much
of the activity involves the ocean and yet there is also a lot to do inland
in the diverse countryside, much of it unspoiled wilderness. The wildlife
here is incredible; fishing is great and the winter skiing first rate.
