Scenic Green Bay

Colbourne - The History of Little Bay The history of the Colbourne family and the history of Little Bay are intertwined. When the Colbourne family arrived in Newfoundland they set up shop in Twillingate but many relocated to Wild Bight (known now as Beachside). It began in the 1850s. The Colbourne family were among the first families th...

S.S. "Clyde" docked at the Knight's wharf, Jackson's Cove, Newfoundland, 1910.

Built in Glasgow, Scotland in 1900, 439 gross tons, official number 111148, owned by the Reid Newfoundland Company, bought by Crosbie and Company in 1948. Her last duty was to provide standby power for the whaling plant in Williamsport, White Bay. On December 17, 1951 the "Clyde" was driven ashore in a gale while laid up at Williamsport, and sank. She was one of the Alphabet Fleet.

From the Wayne Knight Photograph Collection, PF-278.004.

Lovely views at the Harry's Harbour Pinnacle!

Anyone who is familiar with Newfoundland weather knows how unpredictable it can be! Here at By the Sea, when the wind comes ‘in’ we do our best to keep our deck customers comfortable. If you are chilly, ask for a blanket! We just might have one.😉

Rattling Brook Trail.

At the end of this short trail lies an epic treasure, certainly worth the hike. The Rattling Brook Falls, the highest in green bay, is a magnificent 800 ft waterfall cascading off of a huge, granite mountain. Welcoming you to the quaint little town of Rattling Brook, this trail is the perfect picnic spot, complete with multiple lookouts and resting spots.

At the base of the majestic waterfall sits a picturesque pool, ready for a summer’s dip and across the street you’ll find a gazebo, firepit, and camping grounds where you can stay a night with a pay what you can donation to the Rattling Brook Local Service District.

Rating - Easy
Length - 1 Km - 0.4 Hr Return
Type - Linear
Distance from TCH - 19kms on Route 391

Have you been to Kona Beach?

This family RV park is loaded with fun and excitement.

With kayak, paddle boat, and other water worthy rentals available, you’ll enjoy every second of your time there.

We just passed 1800 followers!

THIS IS HUGE!

We're inches away from 2k.. a page that grew at breakneck speed in about two months!

It really goes to show how many people truly admire Green Bay and all it has to offer.

It makes me super proud to have been privileged to curate content, social media posts, and photography that showcases our beautiful little nook of the world.

Thanks to each and every person for following the page, sharing the posts, and for providing support in many shapes and forms.

I'm so honoured to be the vision behind this project, but it's all of you that make it special.

Thanks for supporting Scenic Green Bay and contributing to the aura that makes this place so wonderful.

Welcome To Scenic Green Bay! 🔥

- Brandon Batstone

Looking for things to do during your next jaunt about our beautiful province?

Scenic Green Bay has tons of exciting options to fulfill that lingering wanderlust.

Here are 25 things to do in Green Bay, Newfoundland.

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25 Things To Do In Scenic Green Bay Explore The Jewel Of Central Newfoundland.

In the quaint little village of Coffee Cove exists a relaxing retreat, the perfect escape from the woes of day to day living.

The Coffee Cove Seaside Retreat overlooks the serene North Atlantic Ocean. Be it from the historic Baker House or the unique lighthouse accommodations, you’ll savour each and every moment spent soaking up the good vibes that surround you at the Coffee Cove Seaside Retreat.

The Baker House has even been known to have a haunted history - reports of ghostly figures in rocking chairs and around the property have circulated the area for years.

The location is tucked away yet conveniently placed so that you may enjoy the rest of Green Bay at your leisure.

Be sure to consider this rejuvenating rental on your visit to Scenic Green Bay.

Hidden at the end of beautiful little Beachside lies a secret beach, teeming with character - a microcosm of the rugged shores Newfoundland is known for. If you’re ever in Scenic Green Bay, be sure to swing by Back Cove to grab those perfect Instagram worthy snaps. 🌊

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Ahhhhhh, sweet serenity. ☀️

Check out this cool spot. Experience yourself with Rob Clarke Motorsports Inc.

Childhood hangout! This is a secluded swim hole we visit on our ATV Adventures. Wading area from 3' - 15+' of crystal clear water. Cliffs on both sides, waterfalls, whirlpool, underwater tunnels and an underwater rock ledge to relax on. Does it get any better?

Iceberg spotted in Miles Cove (Not this season)

Photo compliments of Chris Tuck 📸

Great opportunity!

We have 4 positions M-F for 11- 4 and 3-8 shifts. These may end early in September and are perfect for someone who will be going back to school. By leaving at 8pm this means you dont have to be 19+ to apply. If interested please come in and talk to Natalie at the Brewery, or you can send your resume to dinat@ shaw.ca.

Indian River Walking Trail - Springdale

Experience the Indian River in all its glory, this 5.6 km walking trail meanders around Indian River, near waterfalls, and gives you direct access to the local Salmon Ladder. Keep your eyes peeled for an assortment of wildlife - this trail is known for its amazing biodiversity.

Rating - Easy
Length - 5.6 Km 1.0 hr-1 way
Type - Linear
Distance from TCH - 10 Kms on Route 390

Alexander Murray Hiking Trail - Kings Point

From beautiful barrens to mountain peaks and waterfalls, the Alexander Murray is ripe with adventure. This epic 8km national standard hiking trail features the highest vista in Scenic Green Bay. With over 2000 stairs, the journey will take you to the very tip of Haypook Mountain, near waterfalls, and through pristine boreal forest.

Rating - Moderate
Length - 8 Km 3hr Return
Type - Linear/Loop
Distance from TCH - 14 km on Route 391
Maintained - Yes

Stay tuned for an upcoming blog on other exciting trails to check out in Scenic Green Bay.

Here’s a teaser from an upcoming Scenic Green Bay Hiking Guide:

Hazelnut Trail - Robert’s Arm

Currently the longest and one of the most exciting trails in the Green Bay region, the Hazelnut Trail in Robert’s Arm is a hiker’s paradise. 10 km long, complete with boardwalk, steps, and multiple scenic rest stops, the Hazelnut takes you on an adventure around gorgeous Crescent Lake. Keep your eyes peeled for “Cressie” the famous monster of Crescent Lake, cross the 40-metre bridge to climb Hazelnut Hill, and hang out at “Cressie’s Castle”. The Hazlnut Trail is a must-see!

Rating - Moderate
Length - 10 Km 4.0 hr return
Type - Linear & Loop
Distance from TCH - 24 Kms on Route 380

Photo compliments of Pansy Snow 📸

If you’re anything like me, you still get chills when you those iconic brick walls appear on the horizon.

The miles and miles of sturdy birch begin the beckoning that calls you home.

Soon you’ll be back in god’s country.

The place with peaceful coves and busy harbours.

The land where all your dreams took root and blossomed into bountiful reality.

A place with smiling faces and warm welcomes.

Rolling hills, pristine ponds, and marshy fields that are seared into your memory will soon unfold.

Be it the colourful stages that dot the shores or the buzzing of boats that patter across the bays,

You know you’re home again in Scenic Green Bay.

“Every sunset brings the promise of a new dawn”🌚☀️

There are many reasons people consider Green Bay one of the world’s most beautiful destinations. From our rugged coasts and pristine forests, to our premier accommodations and delicious dining, Green Bay seems to have it all.

There are, however, some pretty obscure and interesting occurrences in our history that certainly make Green Bay all the more intriguing.

I sought out to uncover some of the more hidden features that make our region a well-rounded and interesting location.

Everything from beaver-skin mummies to travelling libraries, Green Bay is ripe with intrigue and mystery.

In this short listicle we’ll dive into some of the lesser known facts about Green Bay, Newfoundland.

4 Bizarre & Hidden Facts About Scenic Green Bay There are many reasons people consider Green Bay one of the world’s most beautiful destinations. From our rugged coasts and pristine forests, to our premier accommodations and delicious dining, Green Bay seems to have it all. There are, however, some pretty obscure and interesting occurrences in o...

We are sum busy tonight!! Shout out to all of our 'family'of repeat customers and to all Staycationeers who have ventured down to Pilley's Island and are enjoying our little slice of heaven.

A trip to Scenic Green Bay isn't complete without a visit to one of the area's tourism cornerstones.

Dulcie Toms is a true treasure, a long standing attraction to the Green Bay area.

When Dulcie’s not awaiting her next visitor, she’s busy having chats on the phone with the dozens of previous guests she’s received who continue to stay in touch with her.

People just fall right in love with Dulcie and her wonderful personality. Her show on Land & Sea attracted thousands of people to the area long before it was a premier tourist destination.

Many believe it was Dulcie herself who helped put Rattling Brook and Kings Point on the map. Her shining spirit continues to amaze every person who has the privilege to meet her.

Day in and out, you’ll find Dulcie in the store, hoping to add another friend to her growing list of people she continues to inspire.

In this article we explore Dulcie's story and why her story attracted hordes of visitors to her little town of Rattling Brook.

Dulcie’s in the Store: A Cornerstone of Green Bay Tourism At the furthest end of the town of Rattling Brook waits a special woman, carved of kindness and hospitality. Dulcie Toms is 86 years young, as she’ll proudly tell you, and has been residing in Rattling Brook, a small community in Central Newfoundland, for much of her life.

There’s a reason they call it Scenic Green Bay. 🌈

Heading to Kings Point this summer?

Be sure to check out the new eloquent accommodations, aptly named “Bliss by da Bay” at the beginning of the picturesque Kings Point waterfront.

The newest stay in this gorgeous little town, you’ll savour in the modern, refreshing decor and relax in the ultra comfy queen size beds.

Complete with bathroom, lounging area, and spacious patios, be sure to to swing by Stage Grub during your stay for some scrumptious sea-side snacks.

Bliss by da Bay will complete your stay in Scenic Green Bay! 🌊