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Relax and enjoy a great day touring on a four wheel drive wildlife adventure. View the majestic Woodland Caribou, Moose, abundant flowering plants, and scenic landscapes of Central Newfoundland. Our sport utility will take you over the untamed terrain to Newfoundland's interior wilderness areas.
HIKING
For those who prefer a more challenging experience, hikes through river valleys, boglands, or peaks in secluded wilderness areas are offered. Special trips to central Newfoundland's highest peak (Mount Peyton) are available. This is an extremely scenic hike.
FLYFISHING
We're located in the best area for Atlantic Salmon fly fishing in the world. There are several world class salmon rivers here including the famous Gander River. You'll fish with artificial fly and fly rod for the world's strongest fighting fish. When a salmon strikes it's an unforgettable experience. Listen to your reel spin.....watch that tremendous leap......feel the strain on your fly rod! Salmon trips are available from June 22 until September 2. Equipment is supplied upon request. An introduction to fly fishing is available for the novice. Your tour host is a licensed guide and avid fly fisher. We create our own fly patterns! We will take you to our best pools.....usually in remote locations where you may also see Caribou, Moose, or Black Bear on the same trip!
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WILD ICEBERG PACKAGE
We'll provide you with an unforgettable 2 day adventure which includes an Iceberg boat tour and a wildlife trip. We're located adjacent to "Iceberg Alley", the path of Arctic Icebergs on their way south in the cold Labrador Current. Hundreds of these glistening giants are released from Greenland's glaciers each year and move south to Newfoundland on a 2 year journey. These goliaths of ice are one of natures wonders, mountains of 10,000 year old ice, absolutely pure and spectacular.
CANOEING
Excursions by paddle in scenic wetlands are available. Excellent opportunities to
view Beaver, Muskrat, Waterfowl, Moose, and other wildlife in a natural aquatic habitat. Canoeing is a very serene way to view wildlife, have some great exercise, and get a different perspective of our beautiful waterways.
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