But there will be some significant changes
The vehicle then went around the bend in the road, where people get their first look at Dalvay-By-The-Sea over the water to the left and a large dune to the right.Now, there is a clear view of the Gulf of St. Lawrence, stretching for kilometres up the Gulf Shore Parkway.
McNally MacPhee said some of the significant points included taking down the concrete barricades that currently block traffic between Brackley Beach and Covehead, eliminating vehicular access to Robinson’s Island and ensuring that access is provided to all beaches this summer. Nancy Clement, partnering, engagement and communications with Parks Canada, said Robinson’s Island Road will be closed to vehicular traffic and the asphalt will be removed.
Nancy Clement, partnering, engagement and communications with Parks Canada, said the concrete barriers blocking traffic from using the Gulf Shore Parkway between Brackley Beach and Covehead will be removed for the 2023 tourist season. - Dave Stewart “We'll take good care of it because it’s a special place for Islanders and everyone,’’ Jans said. “Stay off the dunes and give them time.’’• Orby Head: The cliffs were severely impacted and undercut by post-tropical storm Fiona. For safety reasons, Orby Head will be closed to vehicular and pedestrian access. Parks Canada will revegetate the driving loop and parking area.
• Covehead: Shoreline protection will be installed at eastern and western approaches to Covehead bridge and its abutments. The Gulf Shore Parkway multi-use trail west of Covehead Bridge is being repaired and will reopen this season. Construction activity and single-lane slow-downs can be expected.
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