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 […]
Local Media Spotlight: Iceberg Alley Performance Tent
The Iceberg Alley Performance Tent is a music festival that spans 11 entertainment-filled nights. The 25,000 square foot tent is in St. John’s on the banks of Quidi Vidi Lake. Performers from various genres will take to the stage to perform such as Brett Michaels, Loverboy, Tim Hicks, and Metric to name a few. Additionally, […]
Exploring Newfoundland’s West Coast: Western Brook Pond Boat Tour
This post is a long time coming! On Canada Day Weekend (yup, months ago) my friends and I took a road trip to the west coast of Newfoundland. We mostly just chilled in the RV, played lawn games, and had some drinks, but we did find the energy to venture up to Western Brook Pond […]
St. Pierre & Miquelon: Know Before You Go
St. Pierre & Miquelon is a fascinating place. It is a slice of France off the continent of North America. More precisely, it is an archipelago (a group of islands), about 20 km off the southern coast of Newfoundland. St. Pierre is the smaller, more densely populated island, while Miquelon and Langlade are larger, more […]
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