Gros Morne National Park is the number one destination for tourism in Newfoundland and Labrador and is home to a network of more than 100
Trailblazing with a Caribou On Top of the Tablelands
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Burnt Hill – The Sheep Path, The Saddle and The Hilltop Loop
A trip to Norris Point led to taking a trail know as the Sheep Path that crossed to the Saddle and finally to the Hilltop
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Finding the Kid’s Driftwood Fort
I’ve been to Lobster Head Lighthouse before, but didn’t realize that this driftwood structure existed. From the parking lot walk toward the lighthouse and then
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Hiking Gros Morne Mountain with my Mother
My mother has taken a keen interest into hiking and this summer we have been fortunate enough to travel and trek dozens of trails together,
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Coastal Trail – A Trek Back More Than Two Thousand Years
The Coastal Trail offers views of a tuckamore forest, ocean views where one can view small fishing boats and whales en route to Phillip’s Garden.
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Early Indigenous People Settled in Port au Choix Thousands of Years Ago
Parks Canada are the caretakers of the archaeological site, Phillip’s Garden in Port au Choix. The site provides insight to our indigenous early people who
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Viking Trail – Your Road to amazing memories
The Viking Trail – Your Road to Amazing Memories is a destination highway that leads you from the beautiful Town of Deer Lake, through Gros
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Where Two World’s Meet – Birchy Nuddick Trail, L’anse aux Meadows
L’anse aux Meadows is where the world came full circle as the Norse and the Indigenous people in the region would meet. This represents the
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Point Riche Trail in Port au Choix, NL, is a Little Piece of Heaven on our Great Northern Peninsula.
Port au Choix, NL is a prominent fishing town on the Great Northern Peninsula. Shrimp is king in the community and many other fish species
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Caribou present at Point Riche, Port au Choix
A Parks Canada National Historic Site, Port au Choix is home to aboriginal cultures and heritage dating back almost 5,000 years. There is an expanse
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Where the World Came Full Circle: 100,000 years in the making and it happened right here!
L’Anse aux Meadows with a population of about 30 permanent residents continuously see more than 30,000 visitors annually to a Parks Canada and World UNESCO
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Cascading Waterfalls & Fjords of Gros Morne National Park
The fjords of Gros Morne National Park are a remarkable sight. This prominent flat laying mountain chain runs north until about Daniel’s Harbour. The best
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Gateway to Market Great Northern Peninsula at Deer Lake Airport
Deer Lake Regional Airport is the gateway for visitors travelling the Great Northern Peninsula. This summer was record-breaking registering more than 40,000 passengers in both
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Tourism tips from Copenhagen
I had visited Aarhus, Denmark, in 2007. Being the second largest city, the influx of young people and students pursuing education make it a natural
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I AM A Viking at L’Anse Aux Meadows World UNESCO Heritage Site
L’Anse Aux Meadows World UNESCO Heritage Site attracts some 30,000 people annually! More than 1,000 years ago, the Vikings were the first Europeans to re-discover
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Moose Hunting at Gros Morne & Terra Nova National Park
The Rick Mercer Report brought National attention to the moose population by tacking a helicopter to track and tag moose at Gros Morne National Park.
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Scenic Gros Morne National Park
A view of Norris Point, Gros Morne National Park There is always a scenic photo to be taken when you visit Gros Morne National Park. These
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