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Goobies → Frenchman's Cove Provincial Park

Heritage Run

Distance
315.7 km
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Driving route from Goobies to Frenchman's Cove Provincial Park: 315.7 km by road, via Routes 210 · 220A · 220 · 221 · 222 · 213.Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Tiles by OpenFreeMap. Route line computed with OSRM.
  1. Stop 1: Swift Current

    The first community down Route 210, long a favourite for sport fishing, per the province's tourism site. It also names Vernon's Antique Car Museum here.

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  2. Stop 2: Bay L'Argent ferryDetour

    One of the few communities on the Fortune Bay side. A coastal boat for passengers and freight runs from here to Rencontre East and on to Pool's Cove, and the province's tourism site calls the return trip a fine one-day excursion. No cars go on it.

    Stopping here adds 30 km to the drive.

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  3. Stop 3: Marystown

    The peninsula's largest town and its service centre, with a shipyard and fabrication plant for the offshore oil industry, per the province's tourism site.

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  4. Stop 4: Burin

    Built along high cliffs and sheltered coves on Route 221, and once a haven for pirates and privateers. The province's tourism site names the Oldest Colony Trust boardwalk, Cook's Lookout, where Captain James Cook stationed troops, and a community museum on the 1929 tsunami.

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  5. Stop 5: Chamber Cove Trail, St. LawrenceDetour

    The Chamber Cove Heritage Walk follows the coast to a memorial for 1942, when two U.S. warships ran aground near St. Lawrence. People from St. Lawrence and Lawn rescued 186 sailors and took them into their homes. One was Lanier Phillips, who went on to help desegregate the U.S. Navy, as the province's tourism site tells it.

    Stopping here adds 8.1 km to the drive.

  6. Stop 6: Lamaline

    Near the peninsula's southern tip. The province's tourism site says the French islands of Saint-Pierre and Miquelon can be seen from here.

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  7. Stop 7: Fortune Head light stationDetour

    The lighthouse on Fortune Head, inside the ecological reserve that protects the fossils, per the province's tourism site.

    Stopping here adds 7 km to the drive.

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  8. Stop 8: Fortune Head Geology Centre

    In Fortune, named from the Portuguese fortuna. The centre explains the fossils at nearby Fortune Head, which mark the boundary between the Precambrian and Cambrian eras about 540 million years ago, per the province's tourism site.

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  9. Stop 9: George C. Harris House, Grand Bank

    Grand Bank grew with the Grand Banks schooner fishery, and its Queen Anne-style houses carry widow's walks where skippers' wives watched for their return. The province's tourism site calls the Harris House a perfect example, with a widow's walk looking over the town.

    Stopping here adds 1.7 km to the drive.

  10. Stop 10: Provincial Seamen's Museum, Grand Bank

    The museum the province's tourism site names in Grand Bank, the town most tied to the schooner fishery.

    Stopping here adds 2 km to the drive.

⛽ Fuel and gravel, road by road ▾
  • Route 210 →Whole road: 5 fuel stations mapped, longest gap 105 km. Unpaved mapped: none; 0% has no surface tag, so unknown.
  • Route 220 →Whole road: 7 fuel stations mapped, longest gap 35 km. Unpaved mapped: none; 0% has no surface tag, so unknown.

Drive measured Oct 20, 2026, Goobies to Frenchman's Cove Provincial Park by Burin, St. Lawrence, Lawn, Lamaline and Fortune. Your maps app gives the time on the day. How we measure

315.7 km, one way. The province’s named Heritage Run leaves the Trans-Canada at Goobies on Route 210 and runs down the Burin Peninsula to Marystown. From there Route 221 goes into Burin, and Route 220 goes round the toe of the peninsula through St. Lawrence, Lawn and Lamaline to Fortune and Grand Bank. It ends on Route 213 at Frenchman’s Cove.

At the end. Frenchman’s Cove Provincial Park has a nine-hole golf course, and trails from here to Garnish and Grand Beach cross beaches on Fortune Bay, per the province’s tourism site.

Saint-Pierre. The ferry to the French islands leaves from Fortune. See Saint-Pierre before you plan it.

Places to eat on the way

11 places to eat within 2 km of this drive, in the order you pass them.

The longest stretch with nothing mapped on it is 104 km — after Robin's Donuts, until The Tea Rose.

Every one of them, in the order you pass them
  • Breen'srestaurantkm 0 · 1183 m off the road
  • Robin's Donutscafékm 0 · 1324 m off the road
  • The Tea Roserestaurantkm 104
  • McDonald'sfast foodkm 142
  • Tim Hortonscafékm 142.1
  • Smuggler's Cove Roadhouse Bar & Grillrestaurantkm 159.2 · 1416 m off the road
  • By D Rock Cafecafékm 160.2
  • Mrs. Rita's Kitchenrestaurantkm 198
  • Sage Head Cafecafékm 273.5
  • Sarah Rays Placerestaurantkm 279.4 · 710 m off the road
  • Sharon's Nook Coffee Shoprestaurantkm 279.5 · 878 m off the road

Not ranked or complete, and nobody pays to be here. No opening hours: phone ahead. Open map data, swept 2026-10-18. How we measure · Add a missing place

New place to eat, or one that's missing? This list comes from OpenStreetMap, so nobody can pay to be on it. Add it to the map yourself (about twenty minutes on a phone), or email us the details and we'll put it on the map.

Doing it electric

Fast chargers on this drive
Goobies km 0, Marystown km 143
Longest stretch without one
172 km
Marystown → Frenchman's Cove Provincial Park, of 315 km driven
Nearest fast charger to Frenchman's Cove Provincial Park
26.8 km
by road, at Marystown

No fast charger at Frenchman's Cove Provincial Park. From Marystown it is 172 km there and the same back: plan on about 344 km on one charge, more in cold weather or with the heat on. Or charge at Marystown, 26.8 km from Frenchman's Cove Provincial Park by road, off this drive's own road.

NL Hydro fast chargers within 3 km of the drive. Check the app for one that's working. Exported 2026-10-22. How we measure

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Paved or not, per the map

Mapped as unpaved
0.4 km
an unclassified road (0.12 km, 0.2 km from Frenchman's Cove Provincial Park); an unclassified road (0.3 km, 0.3 km from Frenchman's Cove Provincial Park)
Mapped as paved
100%
262.8 km of 315.7 km driven
No surface tag on the map
0%
0 km: surface not recorded

In a rental car: Hertz Canada’s terms say “use off paved roads or on roads which are not regularly maintained” voids the damage waiver. Check your own agreement. Hertz’s terms ↗. Source for these figures: OSRM driving profile, stored route query, with node annotations; OpenStreetMap surface tags via Overpass, checked 2026-10-20. Today's road conditions: 511.

Before you go

These change, so we link to the people who keep them up to date.

  • MooseYear round, worst between dusk and dawn

    The province states the likelihood of injury in a moose collision is twice as high between dusk and dawn as in daytime. This is a 315.7 km drive before any stops, on unlit two-lane road down the Burin Peninsula. Start late and you finish in the dark.

    gov.nl.ca →
  • Road conditionsYear round, matters most November–April

    Fog comes to the Burin Peninsula in any season. Route 210 is the one road down the peninsula, single carriageway the whole way.

    511nl.ca →

Questions

How far is the Heritage Run?+

Measured here one way, from Goobies to Frenchman's Cove Provincial Park by Burin, St. Lawrence, Lamaline and Fortune: 315.7 km on the OSRM driving profile, before any side trips. Newfoundland and Labrador Tourism, which names the drive, gives about 482 km. Driving back to Goobies from Frenchman's Cove on Routes 213 and 210 adds 169.2 km, which brings the two close.

Where does it start, and which way should I drive it?+

The province starts it at Goobies, where Route 210 leaves the Trans-Canada, and ends it at Frenchman's Cove. It says the drive can be taken in reverse, and the distance is the same either way.

Can I go to Saint-Pierre from here?+

Yes. A passenger and vehicle ferry to Saint-Pierre and Miquelon leaves from Fortune, which this drive passes. Bring a passport, because you clear customs on the way back.

Can I take my car on the Bay L'Argent boat?+

No. The boat from Bay L'Argent to Rencontre East and Pool's Cove takes passengers and freight only, per the province's tourism site.

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Every distance and coordinate on this page was checked against its source on October 20, 2026. Origin: OpenStreetMap node/9224813282 — Goobies. Destination: OpenStreetMap node/1509847745 — Frenchman's Cove Provincial Park.

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