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Hiking & Walking
Twillingate has spectacular hiking and walking trails along its coastline, across the cliffs with spectacular ocean views. In season, an iceberg may be waiting around any corner!
Hikes provide the opportunity to pick blueberries, partridgeberries or bakeapples when in season. Be prepared for wind and fog and have proper clothing, shoes, and water.
| Long Point Lighthouse | Natural Arch |
| Top of Twillingate | Spiller’s Cove |
| Barricks Island | Hospital Pond |
View a printable Twillingate Hiking Map.
Following the trail from Long Point Lighthouse to Sleepy Cove
Hikes provide the opportunity to pick blueberries, partridgeberries or bakeapples when in season. Be prepared for wind and fog and have proper clothing, shoes and water.
Other hikes that you may want to explore, include:
(Ask the locals to provide directions when visiting.)
- Minty’s Farm
- Burnt Island Tickle
- Look Out Hill
- Ragged Point to Bluff Head Cove
- Moses Point
Things to bring:
- Day pack
- Water
- Sunscreen and protection against black flies
- A hat
- A camera
