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richmonder63 Says: Corner Brook Stream Trail offers great views, is well maintained, and offers easy access from almost anywhere in town.
Bwana_Brown Says: Three things that really stood out were: the boat trip on the Western Brook Pond inland fjords, touring the Viking settlement and Whale-watching. Of course, just driving around was a pleasure in itself because of the scenery. We saw 6 Moose during our day trips - keep off...
1 Review and 56 Opinions ?? I don't know, my place is only 5 minutes away from here. Early in the 1920's Armstrong-Whitworth...
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Sir Wilfred Grenfell College Conference: Long Term Room
richmonder63 Says: I stayed a month at Sir Wilfred Grenfell College. It offers daily, weekly, and monthly accomodation for non-students during the summer. It is great budget base to experience a beautiful part of the world. I spent $360 for the month during the summer of 2007. The college sits...
Viking Village: Viking Settlement
Bwana_Brown Says: We arranged all our B&Bs via telephone or internet after viewing them on the computer. All were very satisfactory and it was nice to talk to the locals. The prices were very reasonable and the hosts were more than willing to discuss the pros and cons of various plans that we...
danicamo Says: Strawberry Hill Resort. This lodging is amazing. You have your own personal chalet. Any where from $115 can to $350 can. It is really worth it. Great price and amazing lodges. Fire places in the main part of the lodge as well as the bedroom. You have your kitchen,...
Strawberry Hill Resort: Strawberry Hill Resort
danicamo Says: Approx. $115 to $350 daily. Depending on lodging.(Canadian $) It has almost anything you could ever want. Especially scenery. In most lodging you have you own kitchen, and in all you have a seperate living room from bedroom and kitchen and bathroom.
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It is a long drive just to get to the northern tip of Nova Scotia at North Sydney. We stayed there at a B&B before catching the Marine Atlantic ferry across to Port aux Basques in the morning. This is a 6 hour trip for about Can. $110 (car and 2 people) each way - comes with entertainment and walking on deck or sitting inside.
The highway system in Newfoundland exceeded my expectations. It is a divided 4-lane highway all the way from Port aux Basques to the turn-off to Gros Morne. From there the highway all the way to St. Anthony's at the northern tip is all first class (2-lane).
Updated Nov 27, 2002
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911axe Says: As I've seen mentioned here already, moose at night are very very dangerous, and accidents with them range from minor bumps where moose actually run into the vehicles(I've actually witnessed this), to full collisions where the animal can smash a windsheild, and its legs...
Bwana_Brown Says: Newfoundland is full of big Moose - 127,000 of them at last count. You will see the occasional one along the highway through the daytime but they are out in force at night - on the highways too. They are dark (hard to see) and heavy when they fall onto your windshield and...
This is just a short note on the caves of Corner Brook. There are some small ones located in a couple different places on the outskirts of Corner Brook. This may be interesting to you sperlunkers out there. I will add more info and pics, along with GPS position on the cave, as soon as I go back to them. They are deep enough for at least a 10 or 15 minute walk down into the earth. The last time(2001) I was into them though, the end was jammed up with logs, so I couldn't continue on to the end.
Written Aug 26, 2002
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Favorite thing: We did not spend much time in Corner Brook but did notice that it has a very picturesque setting in the Humber River with high hills surrounding it. After doing a bit of shopping in town and getting some films developed, we drove up to this very scenic spot in the hills overlooking the city. Corner Brook is the largest settlement on the west coast of Newfoundland, with a large pulp&paper mill as it's economic mainstay.
Fondest memory: All of the people we met in Newfoundland were extremely friendly - we were even chastised for locking our car!
Updated May 1, 2006
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In the summer of 2001 my wife and I decided to take an 8-day road trip to Newfoundland from our home in Fredericton, New Brunswick - 3500 km total as it turned out. The ferry ride across to Port aux...
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My wife and I were in Corner Brook July, 1999. We had been in NF for about a month, and were on our way back to Port Aux Basque to catch the ferry. Heard about a great exhibit of local art at Grenfels...
Hello, I'm from Corner Brook, Newfoundland, Canada. Newfoundland is Canada's most easterly point. Newfoundland also has it's own time zone, and boasts some of the worlds most unique geological and...
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This is a great place to go...especially in the winter. There winter sports are fabulous.
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