Newfoundland and Labrador Tourism Books

Central Region

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Central Region E Book

Areas and Scenic Routes Covered By The Central Region E Book Are:

• Exploits Valley
  -Inland from South Brook past Springdale is land that once belonged to the Beothuks, a now extinct people
  -Mary March Museum explores the 5000 year human history of the area
  -Logger's Museum
  - Botwood Heritage Centre
• Green Bay and The Beothuk Trail
  -8 km Alexander Murray Hiking trail in Kings Point
• Terra Nova National Park
  -Camp, RV and tent in this family playground
  -Marine Interpretation Centre, kayaking, shows on wildlife and ecology
  -Two Salmon Rivers
  -Boat Tours
• The Coast of Bays
  -The southern part of the central region
  -Conne River is the location where the Mi'kmaq hold a real pow-wow every summer
  -Harbour Breton - one of the oldest and largest communities on the south coast formally settled by French fishermen and then by the English
• The Dorset Trail
  -Historic trail includes the oldest known mining site along with many others that produced gold, asbestos, copper and other minerals
  -Baie Verte mining museum
• The Kittiwake Coast
  -Boyd's Cove Interpretation Centre
  -Twillingate - a beautiful spot to see lighthouses, whales and icebergs
  -Lewisporte, a major service and transportation centre. Catch the autumn spectacle of this town in September and October
  -Newtown - also known as the Venice of Newfoundland because its built on a seris of tiny inlands
  -The Barbour Living Heritage Village featuring history in architeculture, music and theatre
  -Gambo - Confederation hero and first Newfoundland Premier Joey Smallwood was born here. See his statue and museum