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Hiking
Discover unforgettable hiking experiences in Trout River, Woody Point, and the heart of Gros Morne.
Easy Strolls & Coastal Views
Hummock Trail
0.5 km
Climb 104 steps to the ultimate moose spotting perch overlooking town and beautiful bogs!
Eastern Point
2.1 km
Dramatic cliffs and rolling meadows. Say Hello to the local sheep! People call this hike a mini Green Gardens with a view of the town.
Lighthouse/ Old Man
1.9 km
A quick stair climb to iconic rock formations and lighthouse views.
The Coastal Challenge
Green Gardens
9.0 km
A trek through volcanic barrens down to sea stacks and hidden beaches where the mountains crash into the sea. Explore waterfalls and beaches!
Trout River Pond Trail
14.0 km
Follow the water's edge through the forest and over the Tablelands Pure, pristine wilderness. Alive with critters, birds, flowers, and fungi! Take a dip in the lake from one of the many beaches.
Peak Geological Wonders
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Tablelands Trail
4.0 km
Walk on Earth's mantle! An easy, accessible trek through a Mars like landscape of orange rock and deep blue horizons. A world heritage UNESCO site. With daily guided tours.
The Lookout
5.8 km
363 m
Located behind the Discovery Centre. Reach the summit for a 360° panorama of all Bonne Bay, the Tablelands, and Gros Morne Mountain.
The Legends
The Elephant Trail
14.0 km
470 m
EMBRACE THE GRIND. This is a backcountry beast. Expect mud and raw terrain. It's messy, it's tough, and it's not for the weak, but the views of the fjords and Trout River Pond are absolutely electric. The mud is just the price of admission for the view you'll never forget. Check IATNL for a map/directions!
Tablelands Off-Trail Loop
12.0 km
540 m
Scale the massive plateau for a view from the top of the world. Warning: The hike is unmarked and wild. Map required. Visit the Discovery Centre in Woody Point for info.
Know Before You Go
Follow Parks Canada’s trail rating guide to select a trail that best suits your party’s abilities, experience, and interests, as well as the equipment and time you have available. Each trailhead has a map and orientation sign. Consult the park map for the locations of each hiking trail in the park.
Parks Canada developed trails are clearly marked throughout their length and have boardwalks, bridges, and stairs where necessary (with the exception of the gully up Gros Morne Mountain).
Trail conditions at Gros Morne National Park
Whether you’re out for a leisurely hike or a longer adventure, make your trip a safe one by checking the latest conditions.
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