Dory Point

Dory Point is a protected coastal area in Newfoundland and Labrador, named after the traditional fishing boats historically used in the region. The point features dramatic coastal scenery with rocky shores, sheltered coves, and exposure to the North Atlantic. The area preserves important coastal habitats including rocky intertidal zones, coastal barrens, and small patches of boreal forest. Historically significant as a fishing location, the point retains cultural importance to local communities. The protected status helps conserve the area's natural and cultural values while allowing for traditional uses and low-impact recreation. The site offers visitors a chance to experience Newfoundland's iconic coastal landscape and maritime heritage.