Gros Morne — Local services in Island of Newfoundland

It is the hardest trail I had in my life. We are lucky we did it on a partly cloudy day.i cannot imagine how can we finish it in a clear day as we didn't bring enough water. We brought 1 liter per person according what we usually do considering the distance, but we didn't consider the climbing.it is a big mistake. The most important lesson we learned this time is water is much more important than food when you are hiking on a hard trail.2 liter per person is enough normally. Second lesson we learned is you need a very sturdy footwear for this trail as most of the trail are very Rocky and pointy. I wore normal sneakers which makes my feet sore a lot after the trail. At the last 4km, I had enough energy to talk more but my feet is very very sore due to all of the rocks I stepped on along the trail. The distance of is fine for me but I almost cannot feel my feet. I hope everyone wants to go this trail prepare...

Hiked it in August 1998, on a beautiful, sunny, day. Started out early, believe I made it to the summit and back in about 8 hours. As others have said, the summit is flat, covered with scree, and affords magnificent views. I have to believe that for any hiker, or outdoors enthusiast, visiting New Foundland- this...

Good trail to hike. Awesome views. Worth hike it. But definitely not for beginners. Be prepared. Dont forget to bring water and food for full day. It can be maintained better. At some ways there are no signs for the path. and also some trails are not maintained in good condition. So be careful to...