Gros Morne Adventures

Listen to the waves roll on the beach as you launch your kayak into the calm waters of an ancient double-armed fjord. To the south, you see The Tablelands mountain, the rust colored rocks of the earth’s mantle contrasting with the blue sea and green hills. To the north, the Long Range mountains with its glacier-carved hanging valleys, roaming caribou and arctic tundra vegetation. Gros Morne Adventures sits in the centre of Gros Morne National Park. Its beachfront property ideal for paddling, zodiac tours and campfires. In the heart of Bonne Bay, you can enjoy locally roasted coffee and baked goods from their Kayak Café, while taking in the view of sheer cliffs showcasing the unique geological features of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. “Reconnecting with Mi’kmaq culture and sharing traditional Knowledge with our visitors is of a high priority in evolving our experiences,” says owner Kristen Hickey. “Discover Mekapisk (Mi’kmaq for Long Range Mountains) is our newest venture, an immersive experience which invites visitors to gain a deeper understanding of how the First Peoples lived by seeing the land from their perspective.” Look at the sea with their needs in mind; hold the raw materials of their tools in your hands; make a fire using stone-age tools; make bannock and roast capelin over the open flames. Gather around the fire for tales of the triumphs and tragedies of our Ancestors.