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    Barracuda48
    Midlothian

    Minipi Camps, Labrador, Canada  — 2 months ago

    Worth visiting!

    I spent a week fly fishing in Labrador at Minipi Camps. The fishing was fantastic. I caught 3 that were 7 pounds or better.

    Elphabet
    Cambridge

    Untitled  — 1 year ago

    Worth visiting!

    Watch out for the black flies, though :O

    thevanclan
    Dundas

    Cold, cold, cold!  — 2 years ago

    Not worth it!

    What more can I say – it’s cold!

    Douglas Smith
    Mount Uniacke

    for beer and donuts  — 2 years ago

    Worth visiting!

    We travelled the 200kms north from our camp site to stock up on beer and donuts.

    TheTomahawk
    16 places

    Driving the TransLabrador Highway  — 2 years ago

    Worth visiting!

    In August ‘03, I drove 3,600 miles (1,000 on gravel) from Maryland to Happy Valley/Goose Bay and Northwest River, Labrador, in a Honda CRV.

    Quebec Route 389 is partially paved, and Labrador Route 500 is entirely gravel (except the parts through Labrador City and Churchill Falls). Traffic (including tractor trailors) is infrequent but at highly variable speeds. (I hit 80mph in one stretch, but usually averaged about 50mph. Some vehicles were much slower.)

    The road is constantly being re-graded, and the gravel is very loose in those spots that have been re-graded.

    The few hotels/motels can be expensive, but the bed and breakfasts are reasonable.

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