For something a little different, you can try zip lining, riding a snowmobile or ___.

Facing the North Atlantic Ocean, Newfoundland and Labrador comprises the ___ of Newfoundland and the mainland of Labrador.

The eighteenth century ___ community of Cartwright is connected by the Trans-Labrador Highway to Blanc Sablon, Quebec where a ferry can be taken to Sainte-Barbe, Labrador.

This ___ Canadian province is known as The Rock.

Since Newfoundland’s climate is affected by the ___ sea, this can lead to cool summers and brisk wet winters.

Thousands of ___ and caribous can be found in Newfoundland Gros Morne National Park where you can go hiking in the Tablelands during the warmer seasons.

If you want rugged natural landscape, ___ wildlife, countless outdoor adventures, and fascinating historical and cultural activities, Newfoundland and Labrador has it all and more.

All this wilderness makes labrador the perfect home for a wide variety of ___ that includes whales, sea birds, and bears.

The province’s diverse and ___ natural landscape includes miles of coastline, mountains, rivers and dense forests.

If you’re looking for some winter sports, head to one of the province’s ___ for skiing or snowboarding.

Arctic ___ and icebergs are also visible in some areas.

Near the town of l’Anse Amour, you’ll find one of the province’s many lighthouses: the nineteenth century Point-Amour ___.