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Down To Earth

This isn’t the kind of city break that skimps on nature. In fact, St. John’s is surrounded by whales, icebergs, seabirds, hiking trails, lighthouses, and dramatic scenery, not to mention pristine parks, lakes, ponds, and walking trails inside the city. Here, you can sample the history and traditions that come with a 500-year-old port city, and still trek along the rugged coastline in search of that perfect photo opp.

We recommend that, before making any plans, you contact the individual operator to confirm details.

East Coast Trail — Our Story

Explore St. John's, One Hike at a time

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Colony of Avalon

The Colony of Avalon is an archaeological site dating to 1621. It includes an active [...]

1 Pool Road
Ferryland

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The Screech Room

You can get Screeched-In every day in the Screech Room. Family Friendly Screech-Ins. The Screech [...]

21 Queen's Road
St. John's

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Fortune Head ECO Friends

If you are interested in the geology of the Burin Peninsula, minerals and rocks, the [...]

49-51 Bunkerhill Road (located on Waterfront
Fortune

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Johnson GEO CENTRE

Cut from the ancient rock of Signal Hill, we take you deep underground to experience [...]

175 Signal Hill Road
St. John's

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Cape Spear Lighthouse National Historic Site

Explore the history and traditions of Newfoundland and Labrador’s oldest surviving lighthouse. Enjoy whales, seabirds [...]

Blackhead Road, Highway 11

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Mistaken Point Ecological Reserve A UNESCO World Heritage Site

Embedded in the planes of Mistaken Point’s titled and cleaved mudstone and sandstone, exposed by [...]

77 Main Road, Route 10
Portugal Cove South

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