Discover Salvage
Walk the harbour, follow outdoor storyboards, and see the landscapes that shaped Salvage.
Outdoor storyboards around Salvage offer glimpses into the town's long history. Visitors can find storyboards at the museum, Wild Cove Beach, Backside Road, St. Stephen's Church, opposite Sunday Avenue on Mountain View Road, and along the Salvage Damnable Trail Network.
Salvage remains a working fishing community, with fishing stages, local longliners, and seasonal fisheries for species such as lobster, crab, capelin, cod, and mackerel.
St. Stephen's Anglican Church and nearby cemeteries connect visitors to the parish history of Salvage and surrounding communities.
Storyboards at Roundhead, Burden's Point, Net Point, Edythe's Lookout, and other locations help connect museum stories to the landscape.
The Damnable Trail network offers coastal walks and longer hikes through the rugged landscape around Salvage. Depending on weather and conditions, visitors can choose short walks of about 20 minutes or longer hikes lasting several hours.
The museum may have trail information, maps, and local guidance available on site. Parking is commonly available near the top end of Sunday Avenue and off Beach Road.