Gros Morne National Park

Gros Morne National Park is the second largest national park in eastern Canada. After hundreds of millions of years of nature, it is famous for its fjord-shaped lakes and geological wonders. It is now listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. land. Not only that, the rocky environment makes it a hiking destination. Hike in the lush jungle in the park, explore lush old-growth forests, discover rare animals and plants, and stroll along the trail to Western Brook. Towering waterfalls, feel the oncoming water mist. You can choose to hike in the mountains or plateaus, or you can choose to take a leisurely stroll along the beach. If you are driving by yourself, the many viewing platforms along the two roads in the park also have a good view. Wild animals such as moose, caribou, and arctic hares that appear from time to time have also become the highlights of many photographers' lenses. A variety of arts and music festivals are also held in several towns within the park every year.