Eastern Canada, Here we Come – Rocky Harbour and Gros Morne, Newfoundland -2025- Part 4

Gros Morne National Park is pretty impressive. Last time we were here, we did a lot of hiking but this time, there were so many people on the trails and it was hard to get a parking spot. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Park covers 1,805 square kilometres.

  • Tablelands parking lot
  • Visitor Centre
  • Inside the Visitor Centre
  • Want to make a moose call? Here’s how….
  • Gros Morne landscape

We also drove to Trout River and stopped at a museum there, very small and yet very interesting. Trout River is not very big and it is situated inside Gros Morne Park.

  • Inside
  • Inside
  • Local sayings
  • A Newfie dish, Fish ‘n Brewis
  • Interesting Cod facts.
  • View to the right from the deck of the museum
  • View to the left from the deck of the Museum
  • In the village

Another spot we went to was Woody Point and what a cute little place this was! It’s also one of 7 communities located in the Park.

  • Main street
  • Merchant Warehouse and Retro Cafe
  • I love the old style, which I grew up with
  • We had a table and chair set like that except the chairs were grey
  • Restaurant out back
  • Galliott Studios and Cafe
  • View from the deck of the Galliott Studios

Next stop Baie Verte, 220 kms North !

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