Summer
The Upper Humber Settlement embraces Newfoundland's culture and through our very unique and small setting you will get lost in the little moments and discover a part of yourself. Once you arrive in Newfoundland, Newfoundland will always be a part of you.
Farm to Table
Mid July - Mid September
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Moose
Sighting Tour
Summer and Fall
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Cormack Taste
Tour
May - October
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Jamming
Session
Summer and Fall
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winter
The infamous saying "the west coast is the best coast" could not be more true than during the winter months. It's a prime opportunity to get out and #explorenl and Cormack is the heart of Western Newfoundland's winter activities. Winter is also the time to get together, create music, and sample some of Nan's baked goods made with delicious foraged berries.
A true Newfoundland experience happens in the winter, one you cannot get anywhere else in the world!
Uncle Ran's Bear Paw
Excursion
February - Late March
Explore how Newfoundland's winter shapes the character of it's people. Adventure on a snowshoe journey with our tour guide and learn how our traditional bear paw snowshoes are made by hand. Although Uncle Ran may tell a few tall and tangled tales, rest assured that his snowshoe craftsmanship and some small fraction of his tales are the truest you will ever see or hear. Warm up with a mug-up next to a cozy wood stove overlooking our home community of Cormack.
From:
$99 per person
Includes your choice of Newfoundland beverage, a sample of local Cormack food and snowshoe equipment.
*Please wear appropriate outdoor clothing.
Lard Thundering Gee, Lumber, Toutons and Tea
February - Late March
The traditional and sustainable harvesting of firewood and lumber is a deeply rooted cultural and lifestyle experience that Newfoundlanders have always, and to this day, still practice. It is an everyday opportunity to escape into the winter wilderness and find joy in simple pleasures, food and company.
Adventure on a snowshoe journey with our tour guide and experience how the people provided for themselves during the harsh winters when snow drifts and storms disconnected them from nearby towns. Our experienced outdoorsman will meet us in the woods where he gathers winter firewood and cuts lumber logs. We will warm up next to a fire and fuel up with a Newfoundland boil-up before snowshoeing our way to a small mill to see how the logs are cut into lumber.
From:
$125 per person
Includes your choice of a Newfoundland boil up meal option and snowshoe equipment.
*Please wear appropriate outdoor clothing.