Klondike Trail — Attraction in Newfoundland and Labrador

Very different altogether from Skerwink trail. If only time for one, I'd probably do Skerwink, but this one is quite interesting as well. When we arrived it was suddenly quite foggy and started raining when we were halfway through. Since the landscape is fairly flat and without trees or bushes, we tried to shortcut back toward the trailhead.

When we left the trail it became quite difficult to walk through some soggy areas. Still an epic walk and had a good time. Might recommend following the trail along the perimeter even if it becomes quite wet and foggy.

Views are cool with many rock formations along the...

Hiking Trail Review

Klondike Trail to Spillars Cove Loop - 5.5 Miles

Absolutely stunning and breathtaking. The trail is very easy to find and parking is limited at the start. The beginning part of the trail is a bit slow and boring. You will have limited to no signal for the duration of the hike. Once you get closer to the sea, things change. Seeing the puffin colony was a once in a lifetime opportunity. The Chimney was also amazing. I paired this trail with the Spillars Cove Loop as they connect. Would heavily recommend this trail to any...

Amazing! Great views along these long trails. Didnt get to see everything because I only had a couple hours and didnt have a map. You can get a map online for $2 but it takes upto 48 hours to receive, so get it in advance! Some of the trails are close to the edge so be careful with these strong winds!

With my binoculars I could see some puffin homes on an island off shore. No puffins in site thought. Not sure if they dont live there anymore or if they were just all out eating...