A 9-Day Group Hiking Adventure and Island Hospitality in Newfoundland
Step into one of the most dramatic landscapes on Earth.
Gros Morne National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site where 500-million-year-old mantle rock breaks through the surface, glacier-carved fjords cut deep into the coastline, and the Long Range Mountains rise straight out of the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Over 9 unforgettable days, you’ll hike through boreal forest, alpine tablelands, and coastal meadows, cruise a landlocked fjord by boat, explore the Bay of Islands by Zodiac, and summit the legendary Gros Morne Mountain — all guided by expert local hiking guides who know this rugged paradise inside and out.
This is a small group adventure built for hikers who want more than a checklist of sights: real trail miles, real local culture, and real connection with a like-minded community of adventurers. If you’re seeking close contact with nature, geological wonders found almost nowhere else on the planet, and the kind of trip that changes how you see the world, Western Newfoundland is calling.





