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Follow the network of traditional footpaths that lead up and behind the settlement of Battle Harbour. Visit the small plane wreck. Take in the changing ocean views.
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Heritage museum exhibiting railway, logging, community and sports. Crafts and gift shop.
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An extensive collection of artifacts from the local area tells the story of traditional life.
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2-km - easy. Suitable for all ages. Spectacular scenery. Well known for its magnificent sunsets.
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A restored cabin and fish store with originanl artifacts from the Mudge family fishery.
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1.8-km easy to moderate trail. Allow 2 hours. Very gentle trail to the ocean, excellent beachcombing.
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We have a beautiful 7-km walking trail, view fossils fishing boats and Kepple Island Lighthouse and the lovely scenery.
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Registered Newfoundland and Labrador Heritage Site, Heritage Fishing Stage constructed around 1905, used by the fishermen for years. Artifacts displayed are original items used by the early fishermen.
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3-km, 90-minute moderate hike from end of road on American Hill to Cape St. Lewis. First section is downhill and easy.
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A lot of history dating back to 1800. A salt box house built in 1830 for use as a winter home became a booming business for lumber & building boats for the Labrador fishery.
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Century-old house, fishing stage and associated outbuildings typify the architectural styles and land uses that make Tilting unique. Stage restoration won Southcott Award in 2000.
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Hike or mountain bike in summer, cross country ski or snowmobile in winter. This wilderness trail features warm-up cabin, washroom, picnic areas, ocean views.
Toll Free: +1 (888) 267 2333
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The centre offers workshops, concerts, residences, classes, rentals, cultural events and gallery space.
Toll Free: +1 (866) 456 2424
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Easy to moderate 1 hour, 2.4-km (return) trail to former French fishing station and 19th century rock carvings.
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View Collections of old tools, and see how Fogo Islanders lived there lives.
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Step back in time in this historic building built in 1910 by Sir William Coaker. Artifacts relating to the fishing industry, and a distinctive outside mural.
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See the majestic icebergs, whale watching, view the different types of seabirds, and unique geology. Several walking trails, boardwalks, and lookout points, including viewing scope.
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The heart of Iceberg Alley offers 4 trails with breathtaking scenery: Spotted Point Trail, Hummocks Trail, Ocean View Trail, Fleur-de-lys Lookout. Take along your lunch or camping gear and camera.
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Take a nostalgic step back to the late 1800's, as created by these picturesque, small rectangular sheds and stages, built with "lungers" (round sticks), located along harbour drive.
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Fully equipped, Come view Atlantic Salmon jump the falls on our scheduled salmon river.
Glamping (aka glamorous camping) has arrived at Gros Morne National Park! What do you prefer - glamping or old-fashioned tenting?
http://www.newfoundlandlabrador.com/PlacesToGo/GrosMorneNationalPark
