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Salmonier Nature Park

14 August 2008

This is a view from the Visitor Center in Salmonier Nature Park. Here is where you would get your map and directions for the rest of the hike. They normally change the locations of the animals, but they are always somewhere on the trail. You must walk about 5 minutes from the parking lot to get here.

Things to do here

Hiking trailsRomantic or scenic walkSightseeing AnimalsSightseeing views

Getting there

Long walk — over 1 kmModerate walk — 500 m to 1 kmShort walk — under 500 mView from car

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More to see at Salmonier Nature Park

19 photographs from around here. Each one was taken at its own spot — open it for directions to exactly there, rather than to the place in general.

Snow Owl at Salmonier Nature Park, Salmonier Line
This is a picture of a Snow Owl that lives in Salmonier Nature Park. It is a great place to see some of the island's most unique animals. Great for the kids! It took about 10 minutes to get to this spot on the trail.14 August 2008
Snow Owls in Salmonier Nature Park, Salmonier Line
This is a picture of two snow owls in Salmonier Nature Park. One of many animals to enjoy on this beautiful trail. It took about 10 minutes to get to this spot on the trail.16 August 2008
Great Horned Owl in Salmonier Nature Park, Salmonier Line
This is a picture of a Great Horned Owl in Salmonier Nature Park. Many different animals here to see. A great destination for anyone. It took about 15 minutes to get to this spot on the trail.16 August 2008
Great Horned Owl Close Up, Salmonier Nature Park, Salmonier Line
This is a close up of the Great Horned Owl. It is a very neat animal to watch. It takes about 15 minutes on the trail to get to this animal.16 August 2008
Close Up of the Lynx at Salmonier Nature Park, Salmonier Line
This is a view of the lynx from Salmonier Nature Park. A beautiful animal. It takes about 35 minutes walk on the trail to see this animal.16 August 2008
Lynx Drinking Water, Salmonier Nature Park, Salmonier Line
This is a picure of the lynx while having a drink of water. What a beautiful animal, looks even better in real life. About 35 minutes into the trail, depending on how long you stop to see the other animals.16 August 2008
Bald Eagle in Salmonier Park, Salmonier Nature Park, Salmonier Line
This is a picture of a Bald Eagle in Salmonier Park. A very unique bird of the Island and most likely the only place you will get a real good look at one. Take your camera! About 1 hour, looking at other animals on the trail it will take you to see this bird. About 50 minutes into the trail you will access this animal, unless they move it to a new location, which they do sometimes. Check your map to ensure where they are currently.16 August 2008
Close up of Bald Eagle, Salmonier Nature Park, Salmonier Line
This is a close up of the Bald Eagle that lives in Salmonier Nature Park. It takes about 1 hr to get here on the trail, looking at the animals as you go by. Great destination! About 50 minutes into the trail you will access this animal, unless they move it to a new location, which they do sometimes. Check your map to ensure where they are currently.16 August 2008
Falcon at Salmonier Nature Park, Salmonier Line
This is a picture of a falcon at Salmonier Nature Park about 1 hr 10 minutes into the trail. It is a great place for kids and couples to go for a nice walk and see all the nice animals.16 August 2008
Falcon Close Up, Salmonier Nature Park, Salmonier Line
This is a close up picture of the Falcon at Salmonier Nature Park. A great destination. About 1 hr 10 minutes into the trail before seeing this bird.16 August 2008
Caribou at Salmonier Nature Park, Salmonier Line
This is a close up of a caribou at Salmonier Nature Park. There were 3 different ones here at the time of the picture, but they normally have at least one living there. A great place to visit. It takes about 1 hr and a half to get to see this animal, while watching others as you go by them. Of course they move these animals around to fit the feeding habits and keep them healthy, so check the map in the Visitor Center to get the location at the time of your visit.16 August 2008
Frogs at Salmonier Nature Park, Salmonier Line
This is a picture of a small frog on a lilly pad. It is very tiny, but sits real happy there, even when there are people around. A great place for frog lovers. Takes about 1 hr and 40 minutes into the trail to see this site.16 August 2008
Large Frog in Salmonier Nature Park, Salmonier Line
This is a picture of a large frog that sits in the water, just staring at all the people walk by. A great site to see. Takes about 1 hr and 40 minutes to see this site, taking the time to see the other animals.16 August 2008
Canada Goose Pond in Salmonier Nature Park, Salmonier Line
This is a picture of the Canada Goose Pond in Salmonier Nature Park. Very beautiful site on the trail. About 1 hr and 40 minutes on the trail while looking at the other animals.16 August 2008
Canada Geese on the pond, Salmonier Nature Park, Salmonier Line
This is a picture of the Canada Geese that lives here on the pond. A great place to visit. Takes about 1 hour and 40 minutes while wallking the trail looking at the other animals.16 August 2008
Close up of the Geese, Salmonier Nature Park, Salmonier Line
This is a close up view of the Canada Geese that are in Salmonier Nature Park. A great site and lots to see. Takes about 1 hr and 40 minutes to see this site on the trail, looking at other animals.16 August 2008
Artic Fox Sleeping, Salmonier Nature Park, Salmonier Line
This picture was taken while this Artic Fox was in a deep sleep. It was very happy and content, even with everyone walking by. It looks like a small dog and is very cute. A great animal to watch. It is just about the end of the trail and if you look at all the animals it should take about 2 hours.16 August 2008
Artic Fox in Salmonier Nature Park, Salmonier Line
This is a greyish Artic Fox that lives in Salmonier Nature Park. It is very small and seems very friendly. A great destination. It is at the end of the trail and it should take about 2 hours while looking at the other animals.16 August 2008
Beginning of the Salmonier Nature Park Trail, Salmonier Line
This is where you would start to walk on the trail for the Salmonier Nature Park. A great spot to go with the family or for a romantic walk around. Takes about 2 hours to walk the trail while viewing all the animals.16 August 2008
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