Quidi Vidi Lake is a 1,600 m long body of water located at the east end of the city of St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada. Local people commonly pronounce its name as kiddy viddy. Water flows into the lake from the Rennies and Virginia Rivers, along with smaller streams, and then into the sea through Quidi Vidi harbour.
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The lake and trail is iconic a a big part of NL history with the st John's Regatta every August fire works for new years love it I continue to walk these trails every day some days you see Eagles which is beautiful I love feeding the Ducks and pigeons I had one video I'm not sure if it made it on here but my phone broke I had birds sitting on top of my head it's just happy places for me I have anxiety issues and talking with some of the people helps that you get to know people they have routines like me I recommend all the trails...
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The perfect afternoon refuge spot. Busy in the summer and at the time around the Regatta Day (first Wednesday of August). The trail around the lake is beautiful and offers some nice views. There's a skate and a bike park, a space for pets - plenty of stuff to do for everyone. Walk along the trail right to the end to reach The Wharf and the old Quidi Vidi village, where the lake opens up into the ocean through the hills - a beautiful sight. Here's where you'll also find the famed Quidi...
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Dont see what others see. Your eating from a food truck that buys food from the supermarket but yet its the best food to some and very expensive from the size and the quality. My family is from here and i can say its nice but its now to commercial and not a fishing village. If the city keeps filling in for more space theres going to be no more water and the beauty is going to be...
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