Follow 14 GPS-triggered stops across Signal Hill, where Atlantic scenery meets centuries of military and communications history.

Pass the seasonal Visitor Centre, home to exhibits and a film introducing Signal Hill’s military and communications history.

Pause at Gibbet Hill for sweeping views and eerie stories from St. John’s past.

See the restored Queen’s Battery Barracks and historic guns that guarded the Narrows in the 1800s.

Admire Cabot Tower, the hilltop landmark tied to Marconi’s breakthrough in transatlantic wireless communication.

Pass the Johnson GEO CENTRE, built into Signal Hill to showcase the story of Earth and Newfoundland’s geology.

Discover the legends surrounding Deadman’s Pond, a quiet landmark with a haunting reputation.

Take in ocean views from Ladies’ Lookout, a historic vantage point linked to Signal Hill’s coastal watch and battles.

Look across St. John’s Harbour from Battery Lookout and trace the former defences of Fort Waldegrave.

See the Noon Day Gun site, where a historic cannon tradition still marks midday during scheduled seasonal programs.

Follow the rugged North Head Trail for dramatic coastal views and stories of Signal Hill’s wartime past.

View Fort Amherst across the Narrows and hear stories of its lighthouse and harbour defences.

Look over the Narrows from Signal Hill and imagine the battles once fought for control of St. John’s Harbour.

Meet the bronze Newfoundland and Labrador dog statues, beloved symbols of the province’s working and seafaring heritage.