Thousands of seabirds nest on this outcrop of rock. Each of the eight different species has a specific level where they build their nests and raise their young. The top level belongs to the gannets, a large seabird with a 5 foot wing span. A trail leads to a vantage point where visitors can get a very close view of the gannets. The visitor center has exhibits about all of the birds.
Unfortunately the trail to the view point is very rough and we could only go a short distance. The visitor center is accessible and has a deck with a good view of the nesting area. Bring binoculars to get a close look.
The parking lot is large enough for any RV. Reserve
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Looks like something I've seen on PBS....beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIt was even more beautiful in person! We love visiting Newfoundland. The scenery rivals anything along the US coast but there are hardly any crowds of tourists.
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