Bays are big and wide while arms are slender and stretch inland from the bay. And you thought as long as there's water around a cove is a cove. That is unless it's a gut. Here endeth the lesson and now it's back to the Trans Canada and on to Deer Lake. On the western end of town there's the old hydro electric station that was built to power Corner Brook's paper mill in the early days.
Deer Lake is the place to stop and stock up on fresh local strawberries for the drive ahead.
And Deer Lake has an airport if you want to fly in and rent a car for the trek up the Northern Peninsula.