Discover the natural beauty of Carmanville at the Habitat Interpretation Centre and Walking Trail, located on Route 330. The approximately 4-kilometre trail winds through the forest and along the edge of scenic Carmanville Pond, creating an ideal setting for hiking, birdwatching, photography, and quiet enjoyment of the outdoors.
Surrounded by forest, peaceful wetlands, and beautiful scenery, the trail is a true hidden gem and a wonderful way for residents and visitors alike to experience Carmanville’s natural landscape.
This unique building is the first step in your Interpretive Tour of the Nature Trail as well as the Town of Carmanville.
Carmanville Wetlands Nature Trail's Website
After exploring the beautiful nature trail, take some time to relax at the Interpretation Centre, where you can discover more about the history and natural heritage of the surrounding area. Visitors can also learn about the “Fire of ’61,” one of the most significant forest fires in Newfoundland’s history.
Be sure to stop by the craft shop as well, where you’ll find a variety of locally made arts and crafts created by talented residents from the community.
Along with its unique Interpretation Centre and scenic walking trail, the Carmanville Habitat area is home to an impressive variety of wildlife. Keep your eyes open for Canada Geese, Green-winged Teal, Common Loons, Black Ducks, Bald and Golden Eagles, Northern Goshawks, Fox Sparrows, Boreal Chickadees, and Northern Juncos.
You may also spot beavers, muskrats, red squirrels, Snowshoe Hares, and many other animals and birds living throughout the surrounding wetlands and forest.
A large number of Canada Geese can be seen at the pond!
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