All Gros Morne places
58 places
1Western Brook PondWalk into a landlocked fjord, then cruise beneath cliffs and waterfalls.
2The TablelandsWalk exposed mantle rock to a glacial canyon.
3Gros Morne MountainA demanding summit hike to Arctic-alpine tundra and big views.
Gros Morne National Park Visitor CentrePlan hikes and park stops with staff, maps and local displays
4Lobster Cove Head LighthouseA historic lighthouse, keeper’s stories and a rugged stretch of coast.
Gros Morne National Park Discovery CentreA geology-rich orientation stop beside a steep hill climb.
5Shallow Bay BeachFive kilometres of sheltered sand, summer swims, and fall shorebirds.
6Broom Point Fishing PremisesThree brothers and their families shared one cabin each summer.
7Green Point Geological SiteA coastal rock sequence that defines a global time boundary.
8Bonne Bay Aquarium & Research StationTouch a sea star, then meet Bonne Bay below the surface.
9Trout River Pond Day Use AreaPaddle beneath the Tablelands or hike 14 km to the Narrows.
10Western Brook BeachA sandy stop at the mouth of Western Brook Pond fjord.
Seaside RestaurantA family-run seafood stop with a Gulf view in Trout River.
11Salmon Point LookoutA short walk to Bonne Bay, cliffs and a lighthouse.
12Berry Hill LookoutA steep short climb opens onto ponds, bogs and distant mountain views.
Berry Hill CampgroundTwo short trails start at camp, including a viewpoint over the lowlands.
Fisherman's Landing RestaurantTry cod tongues, fish and brewis, or seasonal lobster.
Merchant Warehouse Retro Cafe & Wine BarLocal cod and a retro dining room looking across Bonne Bay.
13Gros Morne Wildlife MuseumOver 100 Newfoundland animals in lifelike habitat scenes.
Green Point CampgroundCamp beside a cobble beach with ocean-view pitches.
Shallow Bay CampgroundCamp in the forest; a flat walk leads to Shallow Bay Beach.
Treasure BoxA long-running craft stop for Newfoundland knits and stained glass
The Old Store CaféCoffee, baked goods, and Tablelands views from a Norris Point café.
Trout River CampgroundCamp among the trees, with the Tablelands across Trout River Pond.
Ocean View HotelA harbourfront hotel with seafood and seasonal kitchen parties.
Java Jack's Restaurant & GalleryNewfoundland fare and local art in one Rocky Harbour meal.
14Jenniex HouseA 1926 saltbox moved over sea ice, now facing Bonne Bay.
15Trout River Interpretation CentreA small museum for Trout River's fishing stories and landforms.
16Dr. Henry N. Payne Community Museum & Craft ShopA Cow Head house museum with a 700-year-old walrus skull.
The Black Spruce RestaurantScratch cooking and Newfoundland seafood at Neddies Harbour.
Anchor PubSummer kitchen parties turn dinner into an evening out.
Lomond CampgroundA tent pitch by Bonne Bay, with mountains across the water.
The Old Loft RestaurantFresh Newfoundland seafood, with a bay view from upstairs.
Earle's RestaurantMoose dishes give this family-run restaurant a taste of Newfoundland.
Buoy & Arrow Restaurant & SuitesMi’kmaw-owned dining with local seafood, game and harbour views
Neddies Harbour InnA waterfront base with Bonne Bay views and dinner on site.
Bonne Bay InnA small hillside stay with Bonne Bay views
17Woody Point LighthouseA red-roofed lighthouse starts Woody Point’s heritage walk.
18Cow Head LighthouseA tiny 18-foot lighthouse tucked among trees on Cow Head’s coast.
Gros Morne Crafts & Oceanside CottageFind local pottery, carvings, knitwear and stained glass.
Coyley's General StoreA handy stop for basic groceries in Rocky Harbour.
Irving Oil Rocky HarbourA practical fuel stop as you pass through Rocky Harbour.
The Fish ShedsOceanfront cottages with kitchens for an easy coastal stay.
Sweet Rock Ice Cream & Aunt Sarah's Chocolate ShopNewfoundland flavours and chocolates make this more than a scoop stop.
Gros Morne InnA 15-room base with mountain views, hot tubs and seafood dining.
Shallow Bay Motel & CabinsA Cow Head base with cottages and a seafood restaurant.
The Glass StationA life-sized glass ice hut anchors a gallery of regional art.
Clover Farm SupermarketA handy grocery stop for topping up supplies in Woody Point.
Gros Morne / Norris Point KOA HolidayA lakeside campground with cabins and a short walk along the shore.
Water's Edge Gros Morne CampgroundSleep beside Bonne Bay, with the Tablelands across the water.
Elephants Head RV Park & Gros Morne GlampingA bluffside base for RVs, tents and small glamping stays.
HI Gros Morne - Out East AdventuresA practical hiking base, with gear rentals and a shared kitchen.
19Woody Point Heritage TheatreA 1908 lodge still hosts music, readings, and theatre.
20Gros Morne Theatre FestivalNewfoundland stories and folk music take the stage in Cow Head.
21Jacob A. Crocker HouseA furnished fisherman's home ties one family to Trout River's fishing past.
Galliott StudiosEspresso, pottery and a wharf over Bonne Bay.
22Lomond Day Use AreaLaunch for a short paddle or walk to Stanleyville.
Mill Brook Day Use AreaA sheltered Bonne Bay launch with a wharf and kitchen shelter.
The highest, rockiest slopes around here are a summer buffet for grizzly bears.
Gros Morne Tour Guide
Gros Morne, narrated.
Parkwolf is a GPS audio tour guide for Gros Morne National Park. As you drive, it chimes in with what’s ahead: hidden gems, upcoming stops, history, geology, and wildlife, right through your car’s speakers.
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Western Brook Pond and the Fjord0:00 / 0:38
“You're coming up on the Western Brook Pond trailhead. Reaching the water takes a roughly six-kilometre return walk on a mostly level gravel path through bog and forest, so this isn't a quick roadside view.”
Plays as you drive up to Western Brook Pond in the Parkwolf Gros Morne Tour Guide.
- 87 audio storiesacross Gros Morne’s roads, triggered by GPS as you drive
- Wildlife heatmapsfor Moose, Caribou, Black Bear, and 13 more
- Works offlinemaps, 25 trails, 58 places, and audio download before you lose signal
- CarPlay readysimple controls built for the drive
“Fantastic app with many points of information… It’s great to just turn on while you’re driving and it gives you an audio tour of the national Park. We love it!!!!”
