Blow Me Down Provincial Park is a scenic landscape situated on Newfoundland’s west coast, offering striking coastal vistas and a variety of outdoor recreational activities.
Blow Me Down Provincial Park, located on the rugged west coast of Newfoundland, provides visitors with impressive views of rolling hills and the vast Gulf of St. Lawrence. The region is known for its geological features, such as the iconic Blow Me Down Mountains, which serve as a backdrop to the park's lush landscapes. The area is characterized by diverse ecosystems, including boreal forests and coastal bogs, supporting a variety of wildlife such as moose, lynx, and numerous bird species. Historically, the park area has been significant for its use by indigenous peoples and its proximity to historic European exploration routes. Types of recreational activities include hiking, camping, and birdwatching, with several well-marked trails leading to the park's key viewing points. Visitors are drawn to Blow Me Down Provincial Park for its natural beauty, tranquility, and opportunity to connect with nature.
Blow Me Down Mountain
Coastal bog ecosystems
Hiking to the Top of the Blow Me Down Trail
Picnic areas with panoramic ocean views
A prominent mountain offering breathtaking views of the surrounding park and coastline.
Dramatic cliffs and rocky beaches characterize the park's striking coastline.
A picturesque freshwater pond perfect for birdwatching and photography.