The French Beach trail will take you to the edge of the earth and back again. While you watch an iceberg drift by and take in everything the panoramic view has to offer, you still can’t help but wonder what lies around the next corner. As you pass Nanny’s Hole, the pounding waves are constantly changing the sheer cliffs around you. Watch the Caplin roll as you walk along French Beach or simply sit and enjoy the view.

Along the Spiller’s Cove Hiking Trail there’s almost as much to do as there is to see. Spend some time at the beach accessed by a staircase and search for any treasures the surf has uncovered. Use the artist easel to create your next piece, finding inspiration in your everchanging surroundings. As you walk along the winding trail, stop to look for an Osprey’s nest or a Whale’s tail. And if you can’t get enough of the sea stacks and coves, you can spend the night using a camping platform.

Codjacks Cove Hiking Trail is a trail not to be missed. If you choose to access the trail from Horwood’s Lane, the trail is short and easy, but the destination is breathtaking. Hand-built, wooden steps lead you down to a rocky beach with stunning views. From here you may choose to continue along to Little Harbour. Along this hike you can expect many secluded beaches, and there’s a camping platform at Burns Point with unobstructed views of distant headlands.

Lower Little Harbour Hiking Trail provides options for the experienced or inexperienced hiker. The hike to the Natural Arch is an easy hike for families wanting a shorter/easy experience. Along the route you will traverse an old road, passing an abandoned, resettled community, an old, refurbished root cellar, rocky beaches and finally the rugged picturesque Natural Arch. For those wanting a challenge, continue along Rockcuts most rugged coastal trail and take in the changing elevations and terrain of the route to Jones’ Cove.

*Under Construction* The trail from Purcell’s Harbour to Jones’ Cove is currently under construction, to be completed in 2022.

This trail leads hikers through an inland area of Twillingate Island referred to as White Hills. On this trail, you’ll summit the highest elevation on Twillingate Island. It is said that many years ago when fishermen would travel to Labrador to fish, White Hills was their first sight of land upon their return signalling a safe return home. There are 4 lookouts along this trail and at the very top there is a lookout tower where you’ll enjoy 360 degree panoramic views of Twillingate Island.

Sandy Cove Trail is one of the lesser-known trails in the system, and is a hidden gem. The trail starts with a steep climb and once at the top of the first hill, an expansive view of Twillingate Harbour awaits. As you hike down into the resettled community of Sandy Cove, you can visit the quiet beach or continue towards Burnt Island Tickle for a 270-degree view of the shoreline. When Icebergs are grounded in the Harbour, you will be presented with a very personal experience with the icy giants unlike anywhere else. Continue to walk the edge towards the east where the trail gets more rugged and the ocean views are just as amazing at each hilltop and rocky beach. Explore one of the many side trails for a unique panoramic view of the Twillingate Islands and gaze down upon the communities below. Once you reach the end of the path in Upper Jenkins Cove, you’ll want to experience it all over again.

The Rockcut Horney Head Cove Hiking Trail in Twillingate is an adventure through nature’s wonders. Starting in Wild Cove, explore the lush forests and rugged coastal edges, offering panoramic views of the Atlantic. Discover the hidden cave at Horney Head Cove, with accessible stairs for a unique and unforgettable experience. Your journey concludes at the iconic Long Point Lighthouse, standing tall as a maritime symbol. With stunning scenery, rich history, and coastal beauty, this world-class trail is a must-visit destination for outdoor explorers.

The Rockcut Lower Head Hiking Trail in Twillingate offers an exceptional journey through breathtaking landscapes. Start your adventure by visiting the iconic Long Point Lighthouse, a symbol of Twillingate’s maritime heritage. Hike past rugged cliffs and an old copper mine, then wander through Sea Breeze Park for tranquil coastal views. The trail also offers spectacular vistas of Crow Head, making it a photographer’s dream. Experience the raw beauty of nature along this world-class trail, and discover why Twillingate is a must-visit destination for outdoor enthusiasts.

The Rockcut Northside Hiking Trail promises an unforgettable adventure through Twillingate’s breathtaking landscapes. Starting at Tickle Point, the trail leads to Smith’s Lookout, where a memorial honor those lost at sea. Continue your trek along rugged cliff edges overlooking the vast Atlantic Ocean, with panoramic views that will leave you in awe. The trail stretches to Barracks Island and ends at Spencer’s Park, offering a world-class hiking experience. Visit Twillingate and explore nature’s wonders along this incredible trail.