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Your Western journey

                          starts here.




        Western is full of stunning terrain and fascinating history with two UNESCO World
        Heritage Sites. Stand where the Vikings stood over 1,000 years ago, or explore the
        geological masterpiece that is Gros Morne National Park. Learn about the exciting
        career of Captain James Cook, and then drive along the French Shore for a deliciously
        musical experience. Then, feel free as a bird as you stare up at feathered friends on
        the southwest coast.

                                       Choose from over 100 kilometres
                                       of trails for hikers and walkers of all
                                       abilities and interests. Hike along
                                       the moonscape called the Tablelands–
                                       gigantic peridotite rocks that were
                                       once part of the Earth’s mantle.
        FESTIVALS, FOOTPATHS,          Or choose Green Gardens, a more
        AND FJORDS                     challenging  trek through a boreal forest
                                       leading to a fertile volcanic seacoast.
        DAY 1
        Start your western journey at the   Now it’s back to Woody Point, a
        natural wonder that is Gros Morne   charming village with a Registered
        National Park, a UNESCO World   Heritage District full of quaint galleries,
        Heritage Site. Pop into the Discovery   craft boutiques, and restaurants with
        Centre in Woody Point and get a brief   mouthwatering local cuisine. Before
        introduction to this earthly marvel.    calling it a night, be sure to check
        Then it’s time to lace up your shoes    out some of the evening entertainment
        for some unforgettable hiking.    for a toe-tapping time.


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