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Things to Do in Corner Brook
Corner Brook Stream Trail
The Corner Brook Stream Development Corporation (CBSDC) is a non-profit, community oriented development agency with the mandate to develop and maintain a public walking trail system within Corner Brook. The network started with a few trails within the heart of the city, and has expanded over time to the outlying wilderness sections of the stream. In addition to the actual trail-beds, CBSDC has developed the supporting infrastructure of pedestrian bridges, staircases, walkways, viewing platforms, and rest areas. The trail system continues to increase, both in size and popularity. All development occurs under full regulatory approval of all applicable jurisdictions, under the CBSDC guiding principles of environmental stewardship and conservation.
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Marble Mountain Resort
Located approximately 10 minutes from the city, this beautiful resort offers some of the best skiing east of the Rockies in the winter months. In the summer, take a hike up the beautiful mountainside or take in some of the other activities, including zip lining and a challenging obstacle course. Enjoy a diverse array of on-site accommodations and easy access to a vast snowmobile / ATV trail network.
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Corner Brook Museum and Archives
The Corner Brook Museum & Archives Society, the governing body of the museum, is a non-profit organization whose statement of purpose is to research, collect, document, preserve, interpret and exhibit the natural, cultural, and social history of Corner Brook and the Bay of Islands. The museum offers guided tours in both English and French, an information centre, community archives, research services, education programs and lectures and children't activities. Drop in to learn more about the history of our city, and even the museum building, which is itself an artifact.
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Captain James Cook Historic Site
Situated on Crow Hill, Atlantic Avenue (Cook’s Lookout), a prominent headland, and reached by road with parking areas, walkways and site lighting. In 1767, the famous British explorer and cartographer Captain James Cook surveyed the Bay of Islands and was the first to map the area. The Captain James Cook Monument is a National Historic Site displaying copies of the charts mapped by Captain Cook. This site is easily accessible by car and offers a vantage point for a breathtaking view of the Bay of Islands.
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Learn more here.