This magnificent trail takes my breath away. Rugged shorelines, Newfoundland's rocky terrain, and every few minutes the winds change and the fog rolls out, or in, while the clouds move out, or in. Never let the weather dictate if you will start on the trail, because just after you think it won't stop drizzling, the sun is shining mightily.You are... More

We started in Cape Spears and walked for about 5km and came back around. Really awesome trail, with really scenic ocean views. A must if you are in Newfoundland!

went on a tour of the island with McCarthy'stouring company, Bill was our very knowledgeable tour guide, going to see the most eastely part of Canada and seeing the lighthouse was on my bucket list and I absolutely loved it

Beautiful trails with amazing views. Paths are rated as Easy,Moderate,Difficult or Strenuous so there is something for everyone. Set aside a day for this, you won't regret it.

The trail system is great as you can choose the distance and difficulty level that best suits you, experiencing the same great scenery on each hike. The Spout path is a really nice hike to an ocean-powered geysir, though it is quite long. There are some shorter day hikes around St. John's that are great if you are looking for... More

My wife and I still talk about our runs on this trail. I obviously can't speak for the entire trail but the section around Trinity Bay is epic! Between the sea stacks or ocean mist this is a runners dream.

Beautiful shoreline! Nice for a summer stroll. There are old war bunkers there to view and walk in aswell.

This trail system is huge- you'll need a long time to hit every leg of the trail- but even the ones you can get to just near St. John's are great. There's some day hikes and some overnight trips, and the trails are maintained by the East Coast Trail Association. My only gripe is that the maps they sell at... More

The LaManche Park section of this trail is very scenic. It is easy to access and a great hike. Lots of geocaching in the area as well.