Gros Morne National Park Packages/Deals & Travel Agents Near Me

12-Nights Newfoundland & Labrador

Price: $4,691 - # of Days: 12 days
Early birds in Newfoundland and Labrador are the first to see the sunrise appear in North America, and lucky enough to see floating icebergs, spouting whales, and plunging puffins on a regular basis. Pack your shades for the quaint lighthouses, rainbow-hued houses, and other bright sights this tour ...

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7-Nights Newfoundland Adventure: From Signal Hill to Gros Morne - Classic

Price: $2,699 - # of Days: 7 days
Newfoundland Adventure: From Signal Hill to Gros Morne Get ready for a week of rugged coastlines, puffin colonies, and pure East Coast charm in Newfoundland. From misty fjords and dramatic cliffs to colourful fishing villages and cozy pubs, this adventure blends epic scenery with rich history and wa...

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7-Nights Newfoundland Adventure: From Deer Lake to St. John's - Classic

Price: $2,699 - # of Days: 7 days
Newfoundland Adventure: From Deer Lake to St. John's Discover the untamed beauty of Newfoundland on this week-long adventure through wild landscapes, rugged cliffs, and postcard-perfect fishing villages. Kick things off in the jaw-dropping Gros Morne National Park — a UNESCO World Heritage site — wh...

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17-Nights Eastern Canada: Highlights of the Maritimes & Newfoundland - Classic

Price: $7,399 - # of Days: 17 days
Eastern Canada: Highlights of the Maritimes & Newfoundland Get ready for one epic East Coast adventure through Canada’s most charming and rugged provinces. Start your journey in the Maritimes, where you’ll wander the historic streets of Halifax and Charlottetown, take in the jaw-dropping views of Ca...

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13-Nights Newfoundland Discovery | Atlantic Canada Road Trip

Price: Please call for rates - # of Days: 13 days
This popular Newfoundland road trip takes you through Canada’s easternmost province. Visit two UNESCO World Heritage sites, uncover fascinating Viking history and learn about the Atlantic way of life from the locals themselves. As you go, you'll encounter abundant wildlife and scenic natio...

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12-Nights Newfoundland & Labrador With Iceberg Celebration

Price: $5,015 - # of Days: 12 days
Mornin’ sunshine! Not only are the residents of Newfoundland and Labrador the first to see the sunrise in North America, they’re also lucky enough to see floating icebergs, spouting whales, and plunging puffins on a regular basis. Pack your shades for the quaint lighthouses, rainbow-colored houses, ...

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11-Nights Scenic Wonders of Newfoundland and Labrador

Price: $4,046 - # of Days: 11 days
Scenic Wonders Of Newfoundland And LabradorWild beauty, hospitality and centuries of maritime traditions await you on this Canadian tour. Each day brings a new adventure: meeting local fishermen, touring a nineteenth-century lighthouse and visiting a scallop farm. You’ll even take part in a local tr...

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9-night The Canadian Maritimes And Newfoundland Cruise

Price: $9,000 - # of Days: 9 days

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Overview

Introduction

Gros Morne National Park, on the west coast of Newfoundland 265 mi/425 km northwest of St. John's, has sensational fjords, mountains (and mountain climbing), bays, hiking trails and fishing. It's similar in appearance to the Highlands area of Scotland and parts of Norway, and is 10 times older than Canada's Rocky Mountains.

The fjord scenery is found at Bonne Bay and especially Western Brook, which presents the most dramatic scenery in the park: 2,250-ft-/685-m-high cliffs that stretch along the water for 10 mi/16 km. Boat tours can be taken on both Bonne Bay and Western Brook Pond, and both offer the opportunity to view moose, caribou, beavers, lynx, whales and a variety of birds.

The Tablelands in the southern part of the park are a geologist's dream: They showcase an upwelling of the Earth's mantle caused by the collision of the continental plates. Deposits of peridotite—a substance toxic to most plant life—keep these mountains bare. They are a rich source of fossils, which is one of the reasons the park was named a UNESCO World Heritage site. Across the road is an excellent, easy walking trail at Green Gardens where it's not uncommon to share the path with a moose.

The park's visitors center is located at Rocky Harbour. During the summer, the staff conducts evening programs, informative hikes and an outdoor theater. At Woody Point, you can learn about the park's natural history at the interpretation center. Camping, swimming and fishing are available in the park, and there's also a playground. During the winter, the park provides groomed cross-country ski trails.

Overview

Introduction

Gros Morne National Park, on the west coast of Newfoundland 265 mi/425 km northwest of St. John's, has sensational fjords, mountains (and mountain climbing), bays, hiking trails and fishing. It's similar in appearance to the Highlands area of Scotland and parts of Norway, and is 10 times older than Canada's Rocky Mountains.

The fjord scenery is found at Bonne Bay and especially Western Brook, which presents the most dramatic scenery in the park: 2,250-ft-/685-m-high cliffs that stretch along the water for 10 mi/16 km. Boat tours can be taken on both Bonne Bay and Western Brook Pond, and both offer the opportunity to view moose, caribou, beavers, lynx, whales and a variety of birds.

The Tablelands in the southern part of the park are a geologist's dream: They showcase an upwelling of the Earth's mantle caused by the collision of the continental plates. Deposits of peridotite—a substance toxic to most plant life—keep these mountains bare. They are a rich source of fossils, which is one of the reasons the park was named a UNESCO World Heritage site. Across the road is an excellent, easy walking trail at Green Gardens where it's not uncommon to share the path with a moose.

The park's visitors center is located at Rocky Harbour. During the summer, the staff conducts evening programs, informative hikes and an outdoor theater. At Woody Point, you can learn about the park's natural history at the interpretation center. Camping, swimming and fishing are available in the park, and there's also a playground. During the winter, the park provides groomed cross-country ski trails.