Town of Garnish testimonials
July 2021
Thank you Garnish for the warm welcome you give the out of town boys working in your beautiful town. The one thing I miss most of all about Garnish are the people.
L. Nicholson
Former Resident
August 2021
We saw more of Garnish and the Burin Peninsula than we had seen 41 years ago. I loved our walks at Winterland Trail, Frenchman's Cove, the trail we walked in Marystown, Salts Pond, and the beach outside of Garnish where you walked my legs off! We enjoyed every conversation and had some good laughs.
Lilian Edwards
Visitor
May 2021
Thank-you to the town of Garnish for Honouring those soldiers who lived in the town of Garnish. Who are presently serving or retired from the Canadian Armed Forces, and served overseas in Afganistan. It was a nice gesture and kind thaughts. It was warm to my heart. Once again Thank you for those kind thaughts.
Terry Hurst
Visitor
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Featured Point Of Interest

Tourism NL Feature
Garnish a name steeped in Irish roots

Services

Town ATV Trail

There are several trails on the Burin Pinninsula.
The trail that starts at The Town Of Garnish is  The Point Rose  Trail

 

Trails Heads - Garnish- at the Felix Scott Memorial Bridge crossing the Garnish River.

Trail Constructed and Managed by Garnish - Point Rosie Trail Association Inc.

Landscape - Ride the beaches of the Fortune Bay Coastline from Garnish to the Resettled
Community of Point Rosie

Trail Length - 48 kms Return

Terrain - woods and beach, ponds, rivers, brooks, barrens, salt water coastline

Trail Condition - excavated.

What to See - Woods, ponds, brooks, barrens, wilderness, Fortune Bay Coastline, Barrisways Amenities
- Gazebos, outdoor privies, picnic tables, In Garnish, gas and convenience store

Contact Person: Elroy Grandy 709.567.1789 egrandy@yahoo.com