Pinware River

Pinware River Provincial Park protects 42 square kilometres along the lower reaches of the Pinware River in southern Labrador, near the Quebec border. Established to preserve one of Labrador's premier Atlantic salmon rivers and its surrounding wilderness, the park offers a combination of excellent fishing, hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing in a scenic coastal Labrador setting. The Pinware River flows through a beautiful valley before entering the Strait of Belle Isle, creating a landscape of forests, rapids, pools, and dramatic coastal scenery.