The western region of Newfoundland is a beautiful and geologically unique place to visit and is great for nature lovers and thrill-seekers alike. There are hiking trails, adventure tours, and parks that are internationally recognized as well as some that are less well known, but equally as incredible. I recommend experiencing the West Coast of […]
10 MORE Phrases You Need to Know Before You Visit Newfoundland and Labrador
10 Phrases You Need to Know Before You Visit Newfoundland and Labrador was one of our all-time most popular posts on twowildtides. Well, we know there are more confusing terms out there that come from aways might not be familiar with. Here’s a follow-up post with 10 MORE phrases you need to know before you […]
Newfoundland & Labrador Souvenirs That Won’t End Up in the Junk Drawer
We’ve all been there. Visiting a new place, falling in love with the people, the views, the culture, and wanting to memorialize your trip with a physical item or share something tangible with a loved one who has never been. While I personally like to rely on my own photos, postcards, and the occasional sticker, […]
Hike NL: Alexander Murray Trail
I love recommending local Newfoundland adventures, especially now, when our only option is local (even if I’m on the mainland!). We’ve explored a lot of the well-known East Coast Trail and many west coast hiking trails as well, but Central NL’s hiking trails are super underrated. A few years back, during the first month of […]
How To Spend A Rainy Day in YYT
Newfie word of the day: RDF – an acronym used by Newfoundlanders to describe our frequent weather conditions: rain, drizzle, and fog. Overcast skies and drizzly days are no stranger to us here in St. John’s. I applaud people who can enjoy a hike in the most dismal weather, or stroll around the streets downtown with an […]
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