The Most Amazing Three Places to See in Gros Morne National Park

Newfoundland's Gros Morne National Park is one of Canada (and our planet's!) most beautiful places. If you have limited time, what are the best places to see while you're there. Watch and find out!
Chapters
0:00 Introduction
0:23 Newfoundland
1:02 Let the destination find you
1:50 Gros Morne National Park
2:06 The Tablelands
4:55 Gros Morne Mountain Trail
8:08 Western Brook Pond cruise
10:16 Travel suggestions
11:19 Closing
Links
Gros Morne National Park homepage parks.canada.ca/pn-np/nl/gros...
Tablelands parks.canada.ca/pn-np/nl/gros...
Gros Morne Mountain Trail parks.canada.ca/pn-np/nl/gros...
Western Brook Pond parks.canada.ca/pn-np/nl/gros...
Bon Tours (to reserve boat tours on Western Brook Pond) bontours.ca/tour-item/western...
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[@ralpho58]

Extremely informative. Thank you. We’re going this year and this video will help.

[@GlobeDecker]

Thanks! Be sure to check out my detailed guide to the Gros Morne Mountain hike if you think you might try that during your visit. Have a great time! ruclips.net/video/jvH4W-oEFgI/видео.html

[@vanana2]

Blessed to call it home ❤️

[@toddgrant7190]

Nicely done. Thank you for posting. My wife and I have enjoyed vacationing in Banff, Yoho and Jasper, and several years ago we drove along the St. Lawrence graben past Rimouski. Gros Morne is another place to look forward to.

[@GlobeDecker]

Thanks! You'll love Gros Morne, it's much less busy than Banff. If you go in Autumn, you'll feel like you have the whole park to yourself.

[@tracyreaume6451]

Great video, new subbie from central Alberta.

[@derbagger22]

So, Gros Morne Mountain Trail is how difficult?

[@GlobeDecker]

I made a detailed video about the Gros Morne Mountain Trail that you might want to check out. ruclips.net/video/jvH4W-oEFgI/видео.htmlsi=EQjXpjNqCCRUTnp_
I'd say the trail is moderately difficult. It is about 6 hours of solid hiking, with a pretty steep ascent section on the rock scramble. But most of the trail is very well maintained.
We took our 12 year old and he had no problems, and I saw people in their 60's hiking the trail as well.
Just make sure you bring plenty of water, some snacks, and proper clothing in case the weather changes for the worse.

[@kgwalsh12]

A quick teachable moment it’s pronounced New Found Land, Un Der Stand! 😀

[@GlobeDecker]

Thanks! I’m a fairly recent arrival to Canada from the US so still learning " aboat" all the linguistic nuances. 😁