Mount Pearl

Mount Pearl is the second largest city in Newfoundland and Labrador, with a population of over 25,000. The city is a twin sister to the provincial capital St. John's, and has grown from a playground for the summering rich into a thriving city.

Get in

Get around

Your transportation options are taxi, car, walking or bus.

By bus

• Metrobus. Mount Pearl shares a bus service with neighbouring St. John's and is served by 3 routes (21, 22, 24), in which service varies during the day. Metrobus serves nearly all of St. John's, the neighbourhoods of Shea Heights, Kilbride and the Goulds, and Mount Pearl. Most bus drivers are kind and courteous and are willing to give directions. Check routes and current bus positions online. $2.50. (updated Jul 2018)

See

If you're in town for City Days or the Frosty Festival, check out these annual events.

• 🌍 The Admiralty House Museum, 365 Old Placentia Rd, ☎ [phone], e-mail: [e-mail]. Built by the Marconi Telegraph Company, the station is now a museum and amateur radio station. Guided tours available. $4. (updated Jun 2017)
• 🌍 Power's Pond. (updated Jul 2018)

Do

There are over sixty kilometers of trails that make for great walks and hikes. Enjoy the plentiful parks and playgrounds, too.

• 🌍 Glacier Arena, 45 Olympic Dr, ☎ [phone]. An arena complex with huge ice floor. (updated Jul 2018)

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Sleep

Go next

• Visit St. John's, Mount Pearl's larger twin city

Routes through Mount Pearl

Gander ← Clarenville ←

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→ St. John's → END