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Les photos ne rendent en aucun cas la beauté de l'endroit, mais nous en avons pris quelques-unes. Il faut parfois faire attention à l'endroit où l'on pose les pieds plutôt que de penser à tout capturer sur une photo.
Une expérience positive que je recommande à tous ceux qui passent par cet endroit.
Il y a tant à voir et à faire. C'est l'un des endroits les plus beaux et les plus inspirants que j'ai visités en 73 ans. Visitez-le si vous le pouvez, vous ne serez pas déçu !
Si l'on compare les paysages de l'AB, il y a différentes façons de traverser la montagne et de profiter de quelque chose ! Le camping, la natation, la randonnée, le vélo et peut-être la pêche à certains endroits sont les différentes choses que l'on peut faire dans les différentes zones. Même en conduisant, c'est toujours génial ! Il y a des endroits juste à côté des lacs avec des côtes magnifiques pour s'arrêter et se mouiller !
En ce qui concerne la faune, vous pouvez voir des caribous, des porcs-épics, des ratons laveurs, des coyotes, ce qui peut être une expérience unique.
Fortement recommandé !
Le Western Brook Pond, l'attraction la plus remarquable du parc le plus important de Terre-Neuve, n'a pas de sentier de randonnée ! À l'exception de la route piétonne de deux kilomètres et demi entre la route et l'étang. Honte à vous ! Vous serez probablement contraint de faire le voyage en bateau. Ce serait typique de la culture nord-américaine : consommer, consommer, consommer. Et grossir le plus possible.
One notable aspect of our visit was the superb maintenance of the trails. Even though some popular trails and many local businesses, including ferries, were not yet open for the season, the available paths were clear and well-marked, allowing us to explore without hindrance. The varied weather added a thrilling element to our hikes, making the landscapes feel even more dramatic.
Wildlife sightings were a major highlight. The park lived up to its reputation with views of moose, caribou, seals, and bald eagles. These encounters were truly special, enhancing our appreciation for the rich biodiversity of Newfoundland. We also loved the beware of moose road signs. Lol
For those considering a visit during the off-season, be prepared for colder weather and some limitations in terms of open businesses and accessible areas. However, if you're like us and don't mind bundling up, April can be a fantastic time to experience the park's serene beauty without the peak season crowds.
We plan to return in late June to explore more of what Gros Morne has to offer during the busier months. But our spring visit was an enchanting introduction to this stunning national treasure, proving that Gros Morne has something magical to offer year-round.
Would highly recommend the hike but it isn’t easy. The initial ascent is quite steep especially when you have all the weight for your full journey. Views can be stunning but can also close in with fog.
Make sure you are comfortable with maps and knowing how to use a topographic map prior to coming. This isn’t the spot to be learning, but if you are comfortable, this is a fun (and tiring) hike.
Completed the hike in two nights on the trail, started the hike late on the first day. Planned to slow down and enjoy the trail more but with bad weather we kept going and finished early. Watch the weather as the descent off of the top of the hills on the last day are down ravines that could be tricky during rain.
Took in Gros Morne Mountain at the end, which is a great add on.
For logistics, we flew into Deer Lake and rented a car to drive up to the park. You have to pass a navigation test (map and compass) at the park HQ before they will give you a pass for the trail. To start the hike you need to take a boat tour into Western Brook Pond, and they will not allow you off the boat without the pass. We arranged for a cab to pick us at the end of the hike parking lot (entrance to the Gros Morne Mountain trail) and left the vehicle there. Then took the cab north up to the boat tour. To make things all work on the day we flew in, we ended up taking the later boat tour. This meant that we were getting off the boat in the evening. It worked for us but it is something to consider as it did not leave a lot of hiking time before nightfall. Flight schedules have also changed a bit so will need to check the new schedules.
There is a lot of water sources along the trail so you don’t need a pile of water but bring a good water filter.
If planning a trip, I'd plan around closures (such as the Gros Morne summit being closed to protect wildlife in May and June this year). Even if certain parts of the park is closed, there are still plenty of things to do. I'd start every visit at the Discovery Center, where you can learn about the different geographical features of the park.