Captain Cook’s Trail (Route 450) is a journey through history that offers spectacular views of the Bay of Islands at every turn. It is the landscape that Captain James Cook explored and recorded in 1767. The road follows the South Shore of the Bay of Islands through fishing communities to the salty, blue waters of the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Admiral Palliser’s Trail (Route 440) follows the North Shore of the Bay of Islands, winding on for 50km. This scenic drive is named after Sir Hugh Palliser, one time governor of Newfoundland.

• Bird Cove
• Corner Brook and the Bay of Islands
• Cow Head
• Deer Lake
• Gros Morne National Park
• Hawke’s Bay
• L’Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site
• Norris Point
• Norstead, a Viking Village
• Port au Choix National Historic Site
• Port au Port
• Port aux Basques
• Rocky Harbour
• St. Anthony
• St. Barbe
• Stephenville
• Trout River
• Western Brook Pond