The hike to the Natural Arch in Little Harbour, a 4 km drive out of Twillingate on Route 340. Watch for the sign on the left pointing to Little Harbour. The photos on this page were taken by TA Loeffler on a summer hike to the Arch – a walk along an old overgrown road, past a resettled community, scattered root cellar,  through fields of wild raspberries and blueberries.

Hamburgers, Hotdogs, Chips - all that is left of a once vibrant community in Little Harbour.

Hamburgers, Hotdogs, Chips

View from the Natural Arch in Little Harbour, Twillingate

View from the Natural Arch

A hiker enjoys the sunset on this bench along the hike to the Natural Arch.

On the Bench.

Hiker meandering along the path to the Natural Arch in Little Harbour.

Along the path.

A gull at sunset in Jones Cove at the Natural Arch on the Lower Little Harbour hike.

A Gull at Sunset.

The view at the Natural Arch in Little Harbour, Twillingate.

At the Arch

An old fence at sunset along the path to the Natural Arch.

Fence at Sunset.

Debris and treasures on the beach at the Natural Arch on the Lower Little Harbour hike.

Beach Treasure

Abandoned home on the Little Harbour trail.

Abandoned home.

Looking through the Natural Arch on the hike at Little Harbour, Twillingate.

Looking through the Arch.

Keefe's Root Cellar

Keefe's Root Cellar