📜 Remote Moravian mission founded in 1831 in northern Labrador. 🔍 Designated a National Historic Site of Canada in 1976, known for its Germanic architecture and complex history with the Inuit people. # Why Go 🌊 Explore a significant historical site with ongoing restoration, including interconnected church, mission house, and store buildings. ⛪ Witness unique Germanic architectural style, including a distinct cupola. 📚 Learn about the Moravian missionaries' impact, Inuit history, and the traumatic relocation. 🏞️ Experience a beautiful, isolated coastal setting above the tree line. # Why Avoid ⚠️ Very remote location, difficult to access, requiring air or sea travel to Nain, and characterized by a harsh northern Labrador climate. # Tips ✈️ Reach Nain by air or sea, then arrange custom tours to Hebron by boat or helicopter. 🚢 Cruise ships in the area often include a stop.