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Lying off the East Coast of Canada, Newfoundland is the worlds sixteenth Largest island, but is sparsely populated, with just under half a million people living there. On the west coast is Gros Morne National Park, also designated at a UNESCO World Heritage site. The geography of the park includes Large fiord like lakes which are the most spectacular scenery in the park. It also claims to have the best hiking trail in the 'Long Range Traverse' east of the Rocky Mountains.
Photographs from one visit.
In July 2004 we flew to Canada, to spend three weeks in Newfoundland. Starting from St Johns we headed to Gros Morne National Park and hiked the Long Range Mountains and then Tablelands. We finished the trip by travelling up the Viking Trail to visit L'Anse aux Meadows, where the Vikings discovered the American Continent centuries before the Europeans.
Cascades | Newfoundland |
Wind Rivers