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Gros Morne National Park is located on the
Northern Peninsula of Newfoundland and Labrador. If you are arriving
in Newfoundland by taking the ferry from Nova Scotia, travel the Trans
Canada Highway west, until you arrive at Deer Lake. From Deer Lake, travel
Route 430 North. Within 20 minutes, you will reach Wiltondale and the
entrance to Gros Morne National Park. From Wiltondale, you can take Route
431 to the South End of the park. In the South End of the park, you
will find scenic Bonne Bay and the historic Tablelands. Make sure you travel
through Trout River Gulch and on to the town of Trout River. From Deer Lake,
the total traveling time to Trout River is approximately 1 hour.
You can also continue continue traveling North on Route 430. After
traveling through the mountains, you will come to the North End of the Park.
Again you will see scenic Bonne Bay as well as Western Brook Fiord and
Shallow Bay Beach. Enjoy the view of the ocean on your left and the
mountains on your right as you drive along. The total traveling time
from Deer Lake to the North End of the park is approximately 1 hour 20 mins.
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Below is a legend of events
and activities you will find in the park. Be sure to check
different part of the park for these events or activities.
Camping
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Hiking
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Swimming
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Exhibits
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Picnics |
Showers |
BoatTour |
Firepit/grills |
Gas |
Hotel |
Restrooms
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