Bay Roberts Tourism

BAY ROBERTS TOURISM
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Over the past two years Bay Roberts has been high on the summer tourism map for the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador with its highly successful Klondyke Concerts which are held during the first week of August during Klondyke Days.

While attending events, visitors have gotten to know the first class attractions that the town offers. The 7 km Shoreline Heritage Walking Trail is one of the most scenic and well developed in the province. The Shearstown Estuary is being developed as a scenic trail where animal and plant life can be observed. The restored Western Union Cable Building, a historically significant site in the development of communication between Europe and North America, now contains two facilities: the "Road to Yesterday Museum" and the "Christopher Pratt Art Gallery." Many tourists comment on the quality of all these award winning attractions.

Since its development pleasure craft have been visiting the Veterans' Quay Marina, which is located in the heart of the town.

Tourists also spend time on the town, enjoying the many restaurants, shopping centres, and pubs .