It is a physically demanding traveling up that scree slop . We found that part of the visit the most memorable of all . You folks did a fantastic video and audio of your experience . Congratulations !
Brought back so many memories. I've done this hike twice nearly 30 years ago! First time the clouds rolled in and there was no view from the top! Second time was perfect. Would love to do it again. Your video reminded me of some of the views that I had forgotten. Green Gardens is excellent as well.
Your channel has inspired me & my girlfriend to move from Ontario to Alberta because we’re in love with the Rockies and the West Coast in general. We’re excited to continue to watch your journey as we plan on visiting these same beautiful places ourselves in the future.
Thanks for sharing your experience!! At 8:52 that's where I proposed to my beautiful wife!! We didn't fully have the same hike experience as you guys 😂 but it was worth it! We were featured on CBC search "sweat, nausea and tears a Gros Morne mountain proposal". Thanks for sharing our beautiful country with everyone 😊
Great video, We just did the hike. You definitely need a full day, and at least 3 litres of water. Also bring a flashlight in case you get back late ( like us).
Beautiful scenery all the way! Great job you two. Good to get out in nature. So we call the white Ptarmigan Rockers and the Brown n white ones Browsers or more relative name would be Brushers because they like to hide in the brush. What time of year did you go hiking there? It seemed a little cold.
@MustDoCanada must be if you're right near the coast thing. I'm originally from Burgeo when it gets muggy 19 degrees feels like 26 sometimes. Might not be like that on the west coast though.?
The Geology or theory of tectonic plates was founded in Newfoundland - Dr. Harold Williams (RIP) - Memorial University. He Developed the first tectonic plate map of the Appalachian mountains. Although that map is over 40 years old, geologist still referred to as "the map" His work began in Gros More and he was an advocate for it becoming a world heritage site.
Fell in love with Rocky Harbour and Gros Morne... was there in Sept2016, really need to go back there soon... Wait did you say new trails? thats amazing it means when I go back it would be new experience... I can relate about going back we lost the sun 30min before we got back to the parking 😅
I was 16 years old in 2013 climbing Gros Morne Mountain in Newfoundland with my dad , twin brother and are cousin and she is only 8 years old... She beat us to the top before us three guys by a long shot.... It was a great 9 hour hike but we didn't bring enough water and food for the 4 of us and we got chased by a mother 🫎 moose (cow) down the mountain for a moment since her calfs were near us too. We never felt so thirsty when we got back to are car. Drinking like two bottles of water each.,
@@MustDoCanada It's almost impossible at Cavendish and Fundy National Parks. I don't have a problem with someone coming with me. Nor do I mind a fee. Growing up in Corner Brook I never went up Gros Morne. I'M GOING TO THIS SUMMER! (That's me being determined). Thanks.
@@MustDoCanada Wonderful composition of the trekking and thanks for sharing your experience. Spectacular views and amazing photography. Would you like to share us the details about the fees, insurance and any forms to fill? sorry about too many questions:)
That’s the beauty of Canada. Most of us haven’t even explored our own provinces they’re so big including me here in Ontario. We’re lucky to live in such a beautiful country there is endless things to do and see here.
@@MustDoCanada This is so true about our own countries. We've amazed some Mexican friends with the extent of our travels in Mexico. They all say we've seen more of the country than they have! Love exploring our own country as well (Canada).
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Oh wow! So amazing! Gros Morne is on my list of must do hikes. Those views are stunning!
It's such a great national park too. So much to see
Lovely views
Thanks for sharing! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
It is a physically demanding traveling up that scree slop . We found that part of the visit the most memorable of all .
You folks did a fantastic video and audio of your experience . Congratulations !
Karla said "It's crazy when you learn this part of history and everything just makes sense....". Best quote ever!
Brought back so many memories. I've done this hike twice nearly 30 years ago! First time the clouds rolled in and there was no view from the top! Second time was perfect. Would love to do it again. Your video reminded me of some of the views that I had forgotten. Green Gardens is excellent as well.
We got lucky for sure, especially considering this was the fall
Wow that is gorgeous.....the rock thou🙏🙏🤷♀️🤷♀️🤷♀️scary! Again Karla so cute what trouper she is!!❤❤❤❤❤
The beautiful scenery makes your efforts worth it. Love your channel
Thank you very much!
Impressive I can't start to dream to walk for so long great video❤❤❤
Your channel has inspired me & my girlfriend to move from Ontario to Alberta because we’re in love with the Rockies and the West Coast in general. We’re excited to continue to watch your journey as we plan on visiting these same beautiful places ourselves in the future.
Thats so awesome! Its funny. We’ve been tempted to try Ottawa, the east coast or parts of BC but its hard to leave the rockies
Man!! Really appreciate your efforts in making this video. Hiking a tall Mountain, walking long trails, drone shots.
Glad you enjoyed it! It was a fun hike. second time now
Thanks for sharing your experience!! At 8:52 that's where I proposed to my beautiful wife!! We didn't fully have the same hike experience as you guys 😂 but it was worth it! We were featured on CBC search "sweat, nausea and tears a Gros Morne mountain proposal". Thanks for sharing our beautiful country with everyone 😊
That is awesome! Congrats! How'd ya get featured on CBC? That's pretty cool
@@MustDoCanada It was through twitter. I commented on a Newfoundland tourism post or CBC post about Gros Morne and they got in contact with me.
@@tonymleitao Very cool! It is a beautiful spot though so good choice :)
Wow, Thanks for sharing this Video!👍❤️🇩🇪
Our pleasure! :)
Just beautiful!!
we will be in Cowhead soon,thanks for this video. I wish I could do this hike with my daughter and husband. 🙏🙏
Have fun! Its so beautiful
Great video,
We just did the hike. You definitely need a full day, and at least 3 litres of water. Also bring a flashlight in case you get back late ( like us).
haha yes good idea. You never know when headlamps come in handy
Did the hike 6 years ago, loved it. The climb was hard on the rocks. It was really wendy of top but it was great. Well worth doing it!
Amazing views eh!
Beautiful scenery all the way! Great job you two. Good to get out in nature. So we call the white Ptarmigan Rockers and the Brown n white ones Browsers or more relative name would be Brushers because they like to hide in the brush. What time of year did you go hiking there? It seemed a little cold.
I believe it was early October
@MustDoCanada right on! Yea bit chilly for sure. July and August would be humid probably.
we've done it in the summer as well. I don't remember it being humid, but either way,, so beautiful@@newffee
@MustDoCanada must be if you're right near the coast thing. I'm originally from Burgeo when it gets muggy 19 degrees feels like 26 sometimes. Might not be like that on the west coast though.?
The Geology or theory of tectonic plates was founded in Newfoundland - Dr. Harold Williams (RIP) - Memorial University. He Developed the first tectonic plate map of the Appalachian mountains. Although that map is over 40 years old, geologist still referred to as "the map" His work began in Gros More and he was an advocate for it becoming a world heritage site.
Yes, amazing place! Really one of our favourites
Just want to say you guys are great explorers. Keep it up.. Lots of love from Nepal.
Thank you so much. We have fond memories of Nepal. We were there in 2015 :)
¡Wow, what an amazing place guys! Definitely I need to go there =)
Fell in love with Rocky Harbour and Gros Morne... was there in Sept2016, really need to go back there soon...
Wait did you say new trails? thats amazing it means when I go back it would be new experience...
I can relate about going back we lost the sun 30min before we got back to the parking 😅
Very well done vlog
Thank you 😊
Wonder if they have helicopter tours because it would take me a week to climb that 26 hundred foot mountain.
haha I don't think so. Snowmobiles in the winter though
520 million years hey lol wow
Hi! What month was this hike taken place? I am thinking of going in October, do you think the weather will be manageable?
It should be yes. You could always reach out to them but we did this hike in either very late september or very early October.
I did it 2 times when I was 9 and 10 and it took 4 hours and I'm doing it in a week I'm 11
8 and 9 sorry
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Just curious what time of year did you do this hike???
Really enjoy your videos of Canada. Thanks for sharing
This was in late September I believe. But generally, it's best from June to early September
Did I miss you saying what time of year you did the hike?
This was the fall, end of September. But better months are July and August for prime weather
I was 16 years old in 2013 climbing Gros Morne Mountain in Newfoundland with my dad , twin brother and are cousin and she is only 8 years old... She beat us to the top before us three guys by a long shot.... It was a great 9 hour hike but we didn't bring enough water and food for the 4 of us and we got chased by a mother 🫎 moose (cow) down the mountain for a moment since her calfs were near us too. We never felt so thirsty when we got back to are car. Drinking like two bottles of water each.,
haha those are the times where water seems like the best tasting drink on Earth
@@MustDoCanada it was the most heavenly drink of water we ever had 🤣
You two really need to do a US trip. That would be fun to hear a Canadian perspective. Make sure to swing through the UP, eh?!
What's the UP? Yes, we've considered doing a really big all-state trip one of these days. Covid kinda screwed thing sup
@@MustDoCanada Upper Peninsula of Michigan (UP). The beautiful south shore of the big lake they call Gitche Gumee.
@@MustDoCanada Uttar Pradesh,india
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Is this hike 8 hours there and back, or just one way?
That’s return :)
@@MustDoCanada thank you.
Hi, how's the temperature of newfoundland in late April? And can we do this hike in April?
It's quite common to have snow on the ground in Newfoundland during the spring. With some years having a snowfall in May and June.
Was it hard to get a permit to fly in the National Park?
It's not that hard in Atlantic Canada. However, they send someone with you the entire time, and of course, there's a fee each day as well
@@MustDoCanada It's almost impossible at Cavendish and Fundy National Parks. I don't have a problem with someone coming with me. Nor do I mind a fee. Growing up in Corner Brook I never went up Gros Morne. I'M GOING TO THIS SUMMER! (That's me being determined). Thanks.
@@ospreycove Oh really? I wonder why. Gros Morne has been pretty good, so I think you have a good chance
@@MustDoCanada Wonderful composition of the trekking and thanks for sharing your experience. Spectacular views and amazing photography. Would you like to share us the details about the fees, insurance and any forms to fill? sorry about too many questions:)
Did you get a permit to fly a drone in this park? Pretty sure you're not allowed to fly any drone, even micro drones in national parks.
Yes, we had a permit. You can see Parks Canada with us in the video
Hello, i tought the drone was illegal.
Not if you get approval from parks canada
I live in newfoundland and never been there
That’s the beauty of Canada. Most of us haven’t even explored our own provinces they’re so big including me here in Ontario. We’re lucky to live in such a beautiful country there is endless things to do and see here.
Haha its true. Also, many people choose to visit other countries, which is also cool. Canada is so big it takes a lot of time
@@MustDoCanada This is so true about our own countries. We've amazed some Mexican friends with the extent of our travels in Mexico. They all say we've seen more of the country than they have! Love exploring our own country as well (Canada).
Gays You didn't see the heart shape lake.....?
Noooooo, where?
Check it between 8.54 to 8.58...