The museum is dedicated to preserving the local fishing heritage. Exhibits showcase methods and equipment used in the traditional inshore fishery.

An information and educational experience! Artifacts and displays offer a glimpse into the unique heritage of Trout River. Features includes a mini theatre, live performances, a 3D geological display and a salt water touch tank.

Extraordinary opportunity to view Atlantic Salmon entering underground limestone river caves!

This Viking Ship was used in the movie -Outlander - starring James Caviezel is now on display on the community grounds. Lark Harbour was chosen as the site for the movie.

Your information hub to all the adventures and hospitality in Gros Morne or north along the viking trail.

The Walk-A-Ways Trail Network is an easy scenic 14.5-km signed walk through the community of Stephenville.

A walking trail along the magnificent shores of Deer Lake. A beautiful sandy beach boarders the trail where swimming, water sports and a boat launch is available.

These calcareous barrens are unique, supporting many species of plants not found elsewhere in Newfoundland. Many of the plant species are rare and endangered. Requires a hike from access road.

An easy to moderate 2 hours, 6 km return walk from the parking lot to Western Brook Pond, an ancient fjord. Boat tours operate daily in the summer.

A serene trail along the Grand Codroy Estuary. The trail is a birding hotspot.

A series or boardwalks and short stairways, which leads to an amazing look-out over the Atlantic Ocean, underneath the huge cliffs of Fishing Point (a must see).

Whaleback Nordic is located in Stephenville and offers a full service cross country ski centre.

A 1.5 - 2 hour moderate to strenuous 3.5 km trail across Englee Island through a "crooked forest." Turn left after bridge, follow harbour road to trailhead. Walk back through community.

Peer into clefts eroded deep in the limestone pavement and discover plants growing in shady rock gardens.

Come spend time with the memories of the past.

Step back in time. A self-guided walk through the historic downtown area, the west coasts centre of commerce and law at the turn of the century. Features three registered heritage structures.