The Dover Fault is a fascinating geological site in Newfoundland, marking the dramatic collision point of the North American and European continents 150 million years ago. The town of Dover has developed an interpretation site that's perfect for anyone eager to delve deeper into this significant event.

While you can explore the Dover Fault on your own, I strongly suggest taking a tour with Duane from Hare Bay Adventures. His knowledge about the area's history, geology, and biology is incredibly comprehensive—there wasn't a single question he couldn't answer during our visit.

Duane helped us understand how the rocks on each side of the Dover Fault are starkly different—remnants of Africa and/or Europe lie to the east (the Avalon), and Appalachian rocks to the west.