Things to do...
|
The Craft & Art Gallery at King's Point Pottery
Location: King's Point Category: Gallery, Shop & Studio About: Awarded top Craft Shop in Atlantic Canada & rated the #1 shopping destination in Newfoundland & Labrador (Trip Advisor). Representing 365 different crafts persons & artists. Website: www.kingspointpottery.com Distance From King's Point Pottery: 0.0 km |
Photo: By the Sea Inn and Cafe
Photo: Perry Gillingham
|
Alexander Murray Hiking Trail
Location: King's Point Category: Hiking Trail About: The Alexander Murray Hiking Trail in King's Point is an 8 km (round trip) trail with an international reputation. It consists of 2,200 stairs, which loop around one side the mountain and back down the other. The trail offers spectacular views of the area including 3 waterfalls, and mountain wildlife. Expect to take 3-5 hours, medium difficulty rating. Website: facebook.com/AlexanderMurrayHikingTrail Distance From King's Point Pottery: 1.4 km (to trail entrance) King's Point Boat Tours and Adventures
Location: King's Point Category: Guided Tours About: Join experienced (25 years) local guide Barry, as he boats around scenic Green Bay, spotting whales, icebergs, and wildlife, depending on what time in the season you go. Feel more like fishing? Barry also offers fishing boat tours, perfect for experienced and rookie fishers alike. King's Point Boat Tours and Adventures are an awesome experience for both locals and tourists. Website: facebook.com/Kings-Point-Boat-Tours-and-Adventures Distance From King's Point Pottery: 21 meters |
Photo: Tripadvisor
|
Skipper Joe's Souvenirs
Location: King's Point Category: Souvenirs & Crafts About: Skipper Joe's Souvenir shop is one of the newest business, in one of the oldest buildings. The building was originally opened as a restaurant by Skipper Joe (Tucker) , in the 1950s. He eventually turned it into a fishing stage. Now, almost 70 years later, his grandson has once again opened Skipper Joe's doors. They sell a number of Newfoundland souvenirs, handmade crafts, and treats. Website: skipperjoessouvenirs.com Distance From King's Point Pottery: 120 meters |
Photo: David Tilley Photography
|
Dr. Jon Lien Humpback Whale Pavilion
Location: King's Point Category: Museum/Interpretation Center About: The Pavilion opened in 2010, housing the world's largest skeleton of a humpback whale. It is named after the late Dr. Jon Lien who helped both fisherpeople and whales here and around the world. Admission cost to the Pavilion is $5.00. This fee also includes admission to the Heritage House. Don't forget to visit our sister pavilion in Triton. Open July - Sept. Website: facebook.com/KPWhalePavilion Distance From King's Point Pottery: 210 meters |
Photo: Draper Hollett Photography
|
King's Point Heritage House
Location: King's Point Category: Museum/Interpretation Center About: The King's Point Heritage building was built circa 1905 and belonged to the Yates Family. In 2000 they generously donated the house to the King's Point Heritage Society. The building is complete with antiques and vintage items that have been given by individuals in the area. Admission to the heritage house is included in the $5 fee for the Whale Pavilion. Open July - Sept. Website: facebook.com/KingsPointMuseum Distance From King's Point Pottery: 350 meters |
Photo: King's Point Grocery and Hardware
|
King's Point Grocery and Hardware
Location: King's Point Category: Grocery and Convince Store About: King's Point Grocery and Hardware is conveniently located in the center of King's Point. They carry a wide variety of groceries, hardware/home improvement items, toiletries, fabric, and a little big of everything else. They are also one of the only grocery stores in the area to offer fresh sliced deli meat, to your specifications. Check out their facebook page for their weekly flyer sales. Website: facebook.com/kingspointgrocery Distance From King's Point Pottery: 1.1 km |
Photo: Oceanview Convenience
|
Oceanview Convenience & Wilsons Gas Stop
Location: King's Point Category: Convenience Store & Gas Station About: Oceanview Convenience owner, Alyssa is sure to have a selection of her homemade cakes and cupcakes on display (she also takes custom orders). They also carry a number of other souvenir items, homemade preserves, and anything you might need from a gas station. Make sure to check them out as they often have some sort of promotion, contest or customer appreciation event going on. Oceanview Convenience is the check in location for the King's Point Rv Park. Website: facebook.com/oceanviewKP Distance From King's Point Pottery: 233 meters |
Rattling Brook Falls after a Rain Storm.
Photo: Kaitlin Alana Photography
|
Rattling Brook Falls & Park
Location: Rattling Brook Category: Walking/Hiking Trail & Park About: Rattling Brook Falls is an 850 foot waterfall, that spills out over the edge of the cliffs in the town of Rattling Brook. The falls can be easily seen from the road, however the hiking trail (10-15 minutes to complete) will take you to a viewing platform where you can take in breath taking views. Once you are done that, you can walk across to road to see where the falls meets the ocean at Rattling Brook Park. The park features a gazebo, fire pit, picnic tables, and a swing set/slide for the little ones. At the park you can walk along the beach and dip your toes into the ice cold water of the Atlantic Ocean. Distance From King's Point Pottery: 5 km |
Painting of Dulcie's Store "Joshua Toms and Sons" by Doug Downey
|
Dulcie's Store
Location: Rattling Brook Category: Museum & Shopping About: Located at the end of Rattling Brook is Joshua Toms & Sons or as local people know it, Dulcie's. Dulcie herself will be more than happy to tell you about its' long history when you stop by. It is like walking back in time, as it has preserved much of it's original charm from when it opened six decades ago. Heated by a wood stove, featuring a museum in the back, she has lovingly filled it with a collection of antiques. The store has been on an episode of Land and Sea. More Info: cbc.ca/Dulcies in the Store Distance From King's Point Pottery: 5 km |
Photo: Green Bay Feed
|
Caribou Trail
Location: Rattling Brook Category: Hiking Trail About: The Caribou Trail is one of our newer trails, completed in 2016. The trail starts at the far end of Rattling Brook. It takes hikers along a grassy hill top, past a small water fall, down to the edge of the ocean and through the trees. It is a easy to moderate hike, with one steep set of stairs, and some rocky uphill terrain. The hike takes about 60-90 minutes in and out. Distance From King's Point Pottery: 10.1 km |
Photo: Indian Falls Experiences
|
Indian Falls Experiences
Location: Springdale Category: Guided Tours and Experiences About: The Indian Falls Chalets is not just a place to stay, but a place to do. At the Chalets guests, tourists and locals can take part in a variety of guided tours all year round. The Indian Falls Experiences offer guided Salmon Fishing Tours, Picnic Hikes, Smoked Salmon Workshops, Snow Shoeing, Snow Moiling and a Fire and Ice nighttime snow shoe tour. Call ahead or check online to discover the fun filled packages that Indian Falls Experiences has to offer. Contact: (709) 673-3227 (709) 486-8463 Website: indianfallschalets.com/experiences Distance from King's Point Pottery: 17.4 km |
Photo: Town of Springdale Webpage
|
George Huxter Memorial Park
Location: Springdale Category: Walking Trail & Park/Accomidations About: George Huxter Memorial Park is a 38 lot RV and tenting park that is fully equipped with showers and washroom facilities. Enjoy the water front walking trail or watch the atlantic salmon jump at the falls. Contact: (709) 673-3808 Website: townofspringdale.ca/visitors/george-huxter-memorial-park Distance From King's Point Pottery: 18.8 km |
Photo: Kaitlin Alana Photography
|
Indian River Walking Trail
Location: Springdale Category: Walking Trail About: The walking trail winds along Indian River, in an area called the Springdale Wetlands. It takes you upstream towards the scenic Riverwood area where you can connect to another river trail to the George Huxter Memorial Park. The trail has many wild visitors that you might get a chance to see. ie. moose, ducks, eagles, owls, beavers, and more. The trail, from beginning all the way to George Huxter park and back, is 5.6 km to complete. However the section that takes you from the trail entrance to Riverwood and back takes approximately 20-40 minutes depending on pace. Rated easy. Distance From King's Point Pottery: 21.2 km |
Photo Via Pinterest, Photographer Unknown
|
Glassy Beach
Location: Springdale Category: Walking Trail & Beach About: This beach each gains it name from the large amount of glass on it's shore. It was once the town's bottle dump (back when most containers were glass), over time the bottles wore down to beach glass. Located at the far east end of Springdale, there is signage but any local will be able to point you in the right direction. A short walking trail leads out to the beach. It isn't very long but there are some steep spots to take into consideration for anyone with mobility issues. Rated easy. Distance From King's Point Pottery: 26.0 km |
Photo: Deb Cakes, Green Bay Feed
|
Ocean View Walking Trail
Location: Jackson's Cove Category: Walking/Hiking Trail About: Ocean View Walking Trail is located near Jackson's Cove, NL. It is a 5km trail, taking about 60 to 120 minutes in and out, depending on pace and amount of time spent at lookouts. There are three ocean look outs along the trail, including the view of a natural sea arch. The trail has some stairs and boardwalk and is rated easy to moderate. Distance From King's Point Pottery: 22.2 km |
Nicky's Nose Beach at Sunset Photo: Kaitlin Alana Photography
|
Nicky's Nose Beach
Location: Nicky's Nose Cove Category: Beach & Sight Seeing About: The beach located in Nicky's Nose Cove, is a hot spot for icebergs, whale sightings, and especially capelin. During capelin season the beach is often lined off with locals and tourists alike, collecting the tiny fish by the bucket load. Nicky's Nose Beach is a perfect spot for watching the sunset. Distance From King's Point Pottery: 25.8 km |
Two views from the King's Cove Trail
|
King's Cove Trail
Location: Harry's Harbour Category: Hiking Trail About: King's Cove Trail is a 5 km hiking trail located in Harry's Harbour. The trail takes you through bog, forest, and finally to the ocean's edge. It features some rugged terrain and side trails as well. The time to complete the trail varies based on level of experience and how many side trails you decide to explore. The trail takes you along two beautiful beaches, bog land (sometime complete with Newfoundland Pitcher Plants), forests and more. Distance From King's Point Pottery: 27.5 km |
Photo: Kaitlin Alana Photography
|
The Pinnacle
Location: Harry's Harbour Category: Sight Seeing About: The Pinnacle is a sea stack rock formation in Harry's Harbour. Some say you can see a face in the rock's outline, other's claim to see a full body! The Pinnacle is just off a rocky beach, perfect for beach combing. There is even a picnic table, and some parking. Distance From King's Point Pottery: 27.5 km |
Photo: Town of Robert's Arm Website
|
Hazelnut Hiking Trail
Location: Robert's Arm Category: Hiking Trail About: A lovely 10km trail around majestic Crescent Lake (off Route 380) with a mix of wooded areas and attractive coastlines. Picturesque area includes a licensed salmon river, picnic spots, story boards, gazebos, bridges, lookouts, swimming areas, sandy beaches & much more. A 5 minute walk from Robert's Arm; rated easy to moderate hiking with some boardwalk & steps and an optional hike to the top of Hazelnut Hill. Trail surrounds tranquil Crescent Lake RV Park Website: http://www.robertsarm.ca/hazel.html Distance From King's Point Pottery: 40.6 km |
Photo: Town of Triton Website
|
Maple Ridge Hiking Trail
Location: Triton Category: Hiking Trail About: Take an awe inspiring walk on the 5 km Maple Ridge Hiking Trail and explore where the North Atlantic greets our rugged coastline. As you hike to the top of Maple Ridge Lookout, you will walk through wonderful stands of deciduous and evergreen timber. Atop the ridge enjoy a panoramic view of Triton and surrounding area. Explore the area and learn how it has maintained a proud fishing heritage and rural lifestyle. After an exhilarating hike on Maple Ridge Trail take advantage of the outdoor swimming pool, floating docks and public pier, all conveniently located at the trail entrance. Distance From King's Point Pottery: 62.2 |
Photo: Trip Advisor
|
The Sperm Whale Pavilion In Triton
Location: Triton Category: Museum/Interpretation Centre About: The Pavilion opened in 2008, housing a 43 foot Sperm Whale skeleton reconstruction. Learn all about an animal with the largest brain on the planet, can hold its breath for over 1 hour and live a mile beneath the waves. Exceptional interpretation tours. Admission cost to the Pavilion is $5.00. Don't forget to visit our sister pavilion in King's Point. Contact: (709) 263-2145 Website: www.facebook.com/The-Sperm-Whale-Pavilion Distance from King's Point: 73.6 km |
