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Town in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
Photo: Rioux Photography Edmonton, AB, Public domain via Wikimedia Commons
Clarenville is a town of 6,300 people (2016) in Newfoundland at the base of the Bonavista Peninsula. It is the last town with most major amenities on the way up to historic Bonavista town. It is a quaint town with friendly well-to-do people.
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In the former CN Railway station built in 1942.
The monument was erected in 2005 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the landing of the first Transatlantic Telephone Cable (TAT-1) connecting North America to Europe.
The only ski resort east of Corner Brook. White Hills is also home to the New Curtain Theatre Company at the Loft Theatre.
1 hr 15 min hike with lookouts.
Fish and chips, deep fried seafood, burgers, sandwiches and wraps.
A full-service restaurant with a breathtaking view. Many local ingredients sourced directly from the market on the hotel property and surrounding local farms: fresh seafood, meats, and pastas.
Chinese buffet restaurant.
It's actually some of the best family dining in the province and the view of the ocean from the windows in the dining area is spectacular.
5 rooms and 9 efficiency units with drive-up entrance. A shuttle service ride to the nearby White Hills Ski Resort. Some rooms air conditioned. Designated pet-friendly rooms, restaurant, pub.
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