Bottle Cove is a hidden gem on Newfoundland's west coast. This picturesque location offers a unique opportunity to explore the region's rich geological history. The cove itself is a stunning example of glacial erosion, with towering cliffs and a pristine beach.
The area is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, with several hiking trails catering to different fitness levels. While we didn't have the chance to explore them all, the trails we encountered were well-maintained and offered breathtaking views. The opportunity to witness firsthand the geological formations that have shaped this coastline is truly remarkable.
Bottle Cove is a dog-friendly destination, making it a perfect spot for a family outing. The beach is a safe and enjoyable environment for dogs to run and play. However, it's essential to keep them on a leash in designated areas and to clean up after them.
Whether you're a geology buff, a beach lover, or simply seeking a peaceful escape, Bottle Cove has something to offer. It's a place where you can truly connect with nature and appreciate the beauty of the...
   Read moreBeautiful and easy trail! Started from the bottle cove board walk parking on the beach. Free parking for the hike, no overnight camping. Beautifully maintained boardwalk and trail, would suggest an out and back trail from the point if you have more issues with steep climbs. Otherwise, there are great ropes tied to the trees to assist you in doing the full loop. Could have easily completed the loop in under and hr, but the views were just too great!...
   Read moreBeautiful spot at a sheltered beach with lots of trails to explore. The boardwalk and other lower trails are nice, but don't bother going up to the first 'lighthouse' because there's nothing there except a fenced-off foundation slab. The 3 km climb to the pass is worth the effort, but doesn't have much to offer until a good couple of kilometres in — once you reach the alpine, there are some...
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