IATNL
The Appalachian Trail brand is a highly-recognized outdoor adventure product in North America and muc
This mountain system has had a tremendous impact upon our lives in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador. As in other provinces of Canada and the eastern seaboard of the United States that share the mountain chain, the Appalachian Mountains have been one of the defining geo-systems that has shaped our economy and lifestyle, as we know them today.
18/06/2024
One of the terrific views from the IATNL/Cabox Geopark East Blow Me Down Trail, currently under development above Benoit’s Cove on the south side of Bay of Islands, with support from the Trans Canada Trail, ACOA and provincial department of IET.
06/04/2024
In Spring 2024, work will begin on the East Blow Me Down Trail, a 4km backcountry hiking route that will connect the Forestry Access Road above Benoit's Cove on the south shore of Humber Arm to the eastern end of Blow Me Down Ophiolite Massif. The new IATNL trail will be developed by Cabox Aspiring Geopark, with funding from the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA), provincial department of Industry, Energy and Technology (IET), and Trans Canada Trail (TCT), of which it will form part of a spur line linked to the Newfoundland T'Railway.
Work Starting Soon on East Blow Me Down Trail In Spring 2024, work will begin on the East Blow Me Down Trail, a 4km backcounty hiking route that will connect the Forestry Access Road above Benoit’s Cove on the south shore of Humber Arm to the eastern end of the Blow Me Down Ophiolite Massif. The new International Appalachian Trail Newfoundlan...
13/02/2024
Just a short hike from the IATNL Basecamp at Stowbridges, North Arm, Bay of Islands, which is available for rent. 😎
https://iatnl.org/basecamp/
They call Labrador the Big Land, but the views in Western Newfoundland aren’t small either.
Liverpool Brook looking West towards Lark Harbour.