Newfoundland is one of the biggest islands in the world, and it’s sparsely populated, so there’s lots of room to roam. For outdoor enthusiasts, it’s like having a massive backyard to play in filled with pristine wilderness, soaring mountains and windswept barrens, and there are so many ways to enjoy it. Hiking aficionados can trek through hundreds of kilometers of one of the continent’s finest (and oldest) boreal forests. Visitors who like to fish can experience the thrill of landing a trophy-sized salmon from some of the best angling waters in the world. Skiing buffs can challenge themselves with a day of unparalleled alpine skiing, while bird watchers can observe the more than 350 species of avian wildlife on the island, many of which are rare and endangered. Of course, if you prefer less strenuous outdoor pursuits, Newfoundland boasts 70,000 km of coastline, perfect for beach combing or a romantic twilight stroll. And that’s not all…