In a nation spanning nearly 10
million square kilometres, Canada's often-long highways provide a rich
diversity of landscapes and some of the most breathtaking scenery
imaginable. The Bonavista section of Newfoundland's Discovery Trail
(Route 230) hugs the rugged Atlantic coast as it winds through quaint
fishing villages, offering sightings of whales, icebergs and the spot
believed to be the landing site of John Cabot. The stamp features the
route as seen at English Harbour.
Discovery Trail Tourism Association
