Worth stopping for
Loggers' Life Provincial Museum
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A reconstructed 1920s logging camp on the edge of Grand Falls-Windsor, mapped right beside the driven line. Central Newfoundland's mills ran on cut wood for a century, and this museum is where that work is kept and explained.
Stopping here adds about 8 min and 3.6 km to that drive (2h 45m door to door).
A reconstructed logging camp on the western edge of Grand Falls-Windsor, right beside the driven line. Central Newfoundland ran on the woods for a century, and this is where that work is laid out in camp buildings and equipment rather than display cases. Pairs naturally with Mary March Provincial Museum a short distance back.
Stopping here adds about 9 min and 4.3 km to that drive (2h 59m door to door).
A reconstructed 1920s logging camp on the west side of Grand Falls-Windsor, mapped right beside the driven line. Central Newfoundland ran on the woods for a century, and this is where that work is kept.
Stopping here adds about 10 min and 4.6 km to that drive (3h 9m door to door).
A reconstructed 1920s logging camp just west of Grand Falls-Windsor, mapped right beside the driven line. Central Newfoundland ran on the woods for a century, and this is where that work is kept. Seasonal, like the museum above — check before you count on it.
Stopping here adds about 10 min and 4.6 km to that drive (3h 33m door to door).
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What the map knows
While you're stopped here: Mary March Provincial Museum (3.4 km away) · Joe Byrne Memorial Stadium (3.9 km away) · Corduroy Brook Nature Reserve (5.3 km away)
All of it read from the cited element and this site's own measured stops (2026-09-05); nothing above is our endorsement — it is the map's record.
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