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It took 485 million years for Mother Nature to create Gros Morne National Park, a place unlike any other on earth. A UNESCO World Heritage Site covering 1,805 square kilometres, the park is a never-ending series of wonders and delights, and a demonstration of the spectacularly raw and enigmatic beauty of the physical world.
Gros Morne National Park is the perfect backdrop for all kinds of outdoor activities, particularly hiking. Discover both marked and unmarked trails winding throughout the landscape, and explore the park’s dense forests for rare plant, animal, and bird species.
Explore the highlights of “the Far East of the Western World” on this beautiful guided tour. Travel across Newfoundland, from its northernmost tip to the easternmost point in North America, […]
The Maritime Provinces are celebrated for their pristine landscapes, vibrant cities, historic lighthouses, and welcoming communities. Your journey extends through Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick, ensuring […]
Explore the rich history spanning thousands of years along the West Coast of Newfoundland & Labrador. Discover ancient cultures such as the Maritime Archaic and Dorset Indians at Port au […]
Experience wild beauty, warm hospitality, and centuries of maritime traditions on this incredible guided tour. Each day offers a new adventure: meet local fishermen, watch for whales and puffins, tour […]
Designed for the first-time visitor, this itinerary showcases the highlights of Newfoundland, from the colourful streets of St. John’s and the historic charm of Trinity to the rugged coastline of […]
The Glynmill Inn is a hotel rich in history, positioned in Corner Brook amongst the breath-taking landscape of Newfoundland’s West coast, and only a short walk from the Rotary Arts Centre and Margaret Bowater Park. Sitting just steps from legendary Duval Street, where fine dining and some of the town’s most iconic Old Town attractions can be found. Deer Lake is 40 miles away and St. John’s is a seven hour drive,
Located in the historic seaside community of Woody Point in the heart of Gros Morne National Park, Seaside Suites magnificent mountain and ocean views provide a scenic, tranquil location from which to explore.
Situated on the banks of the Humber River and walking distance to Marble Mountain, adventure begins at the Marble Inn Resort. Spend a day casting a line off the docks, trekking on near by trails, paddling through mini rapids or skiing down Marble Mountain and letting the staff take care of the rest.
Neddies Harbour Inn provides a serene and tranquil base from which to explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Gros Morne National Park, as well as Bonne Bay, Trout River and the ancient Long Range Mountains. Sitting on Newfoundland’s northern peninsula, Deer Lake Regional Airport is an hour to the south.
You can hike the amazing landscape along the earth’s mantle, or climb to life-changing summits. Travel along the water through fjords carved by glaciers millennia ago, leaving behind towering cliffs and thunderous waterfalls.
Alongside the natural wonders are highlights of a cultural heritage rich in humour and creativity – festivals, music, art – found throughout the park in towns like Cow Head and Woody Point.
Hiking the Tablelands is an experience that cannot be forgotten. Here, where the theory of plate tectonics was confirmed, you can walk over ancient sea floor and preserved ocean avalanches. It’s a distinctive red landscape of exposed earth’s mantle, thrust up by the collision of tectonic plates millions of years ago.
Experienced hikers can challenge themselves with the climb up the mountain overlooking Western Brook Pond Fjord, part of the Long Range Mountains. Summiting after a day’s hike, and experiencing that view, is a bucket-list worthy event.
The trail at Green Gardens begins on the barrens of the Tablelands and descends through boreal forest to a fertile volcanic seacoast, where you will see a wonderful array of sea stacks, coves, and beaches.
The sandy beach of Shallow Bay near Cow Head stretches for kilometres. There is also a beach at the mouth of the fjord at Western Brook Pond, and a warm, sandy beach located right next to an excellent seafood restaurant in the town of Trout River.
The city of Corner Brook is a sizeable hub of activity just five minutes away from the world-class ski resort, Marble Mountain. At Marble, you'll find yourself standing at the base of a 1,700-foot vertical drop that receives an annual average 16 feet of natural snowfall. As well as offering skiing and snowboarding, there are 1,250 kilometres of trails for snowmobiling in the winter.
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