Gros Morne National Park is one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites and stretches across 1,805 kilometers in western Newfoundland including the towering Long Range Mountains.  It is the second largest National Park in eastern Canada.    Listed below are some of the things you can see and do in our local area.   

Trails / Hiking

Tours/Water Sports

Dining / Entertainment

Attractions

• Bakers brook falls Trail

• Berry head pond trail

• Berry Hill Pond Trail

• Berry head trail

• Bottom Brook Trail

• Burnt Hill Trail

• Gros Morne Mountain Trail

• Mattie Mitchell Trail

• Bonne Bay Boat Tour

• Western Brook Pond Boat Tour

• Wild Gros Morne boat tours

• Sunset Cruise

• Culture Cruise

• Discovery Tour

• Zodiac Tours

• Kayak Tours

• Paddle Board Tours

• Swimming Pool

• Rocky Harbour Pond

• Shallow Bay Beach

For a full list of all Tours, attractions, festivals and trails in Gros Morne National Park please visit 

Gros Morne Experiences Website

• Anchor’s Away

• Cat Stop- Music on the waterfront

• Kitchen Party

• Dinner Theatre

• Earle’s Newfoundland Mug Up

• Jackie’s Restaurant

• Sunset Café

• Ocean Room Restaurant

• Fisherman’s Landing

• Street eatz

• sweet Rock Ice Cream

• Java Jacks

• Chanterelles

• Black Spruce

• The Cat Stop pub and grub

• Rudy’s Pub & Grub

• Taste of Gros Morne

• Lobster Cove Head Light House

• Gros Morne crafts

• Gros Morne Wildlife museum

• Visitor Center

• Traditions by Miranda

• The Glass Station

• Treasure Box

• Jennex House

• Bonne Bay Marine Station

• Howells Farm & Market