Great Northern Peninsula | The French Shore

Captain Coubelongue Trail starts in Southwest Crouse, which is now part of Conche.

Conche is one of Newfoundland’s best kept secrets.

There’s a WWII plane crash site right in the Town of Conche.

Captain Morrow’s Walk starts at the Plane Crash Site in Conche and gives you a great view of town and the Grey Islands.

The French Shore Interpretation Centre is where you will find the incredible French Shore Tapestry.

Sailor Jack’s Hill has a viewing platform above Conche.

Croque was used as the capital of the French Shore by the French Navy.

Englee is 21 km south of Roddickton on Route 433. The town has an extensive trail system and a hooked mat exhibit at town hall.

Barr’d Island Trail gives you some great views of Englee.

Stop at town hall as you are driving into Englee to see the Hooked Mat Exhibit.

Grandois-St. Julien’s is 10 km down Route 438 from Croque.

Main Brook on Route 432 has camping, a gas station and a grocery store.

The Underground Salmon Pool is on Route 433 near Roddickton.