Photo: Blow Me Down Provincial Park Newfoundland

The tide is out in Lark Harbour as you look across Humber Arm, west of Corner Brook, Newfoundland and see the beautiful mountains in Blow Me Down Provincial Park.

Between Lark and York Harbours you will see the large mountains that make up a part of Blow Me Down Provincial Park which is west of Corner Brook, Newfoundland. This particular picture was taken from the South Shore of Humber Arm where you get an excellent view of the mountains and the small fishing village that is situated along the banks of Lark Harbour.The mountains in Blow Me Down Provincial Park in Newfoundland were supposedly named from a legend. Captain Messervey anchored his boat below these mountains many years ago and the words he spoke were "I hope they don't blow me down."Hiking through Blow Me Down Provincial Park is absolutely breathtaking and suitable for families where you can wander across boardwalks and climb steps to stunning lookout points. In the park around the mountains, there are twenty-eight different campsites where toilets, showers, laundry, picnic tables and fire pits are available. ... continue below the picture...

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... Head to the beach and search for sea creatures but be sure to hold on to any hats you may be wearing as the wind can gust through Blow Me Down Provincial Park in Newfoundland. This Provincial Park is extremely scenic and very peaceful when you want to discover the real beauty of this area of Newfoundland.Looking across Lark Harbour towards the Blow Me Down Provincial Park on the South Shore of the Humber Arm west of Corner Brook, Newfoundland, Canada.