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.