The Mystery of the 'Great Wall' of Hant's Harbour The "Great Wall" in Hant's Harbour, a small fishing community on Trinity Bay's eastern shore, is a remarkable structure that stretches off into the trees as a maze of moss covered stone walls.
Its physical presence is captivating, but it's the questions it raises about who built it, why, and what it says about those who came before us that are truly fascinating.
Theories abound regarding this wall's purpose, ranging from caribou fences to pirate hideaways. However, the most compelling evidence suggests that this wall is a product of 19th century agriculture.