Gros Morne National Park
National park · Newfoundland
A UNESCO World Heritage site on Newfoundland's west coast, where the freshwater fjord of Western Brook Pond cuts 16 kilometers into the Long Range Mountains between thousand-foot cliffs. Balsam fir and white birch on the lower slopes turn gold and rust against the bare orange rock of the Tablelands, a slab of the Earth's mantle thrust to the surface, peaking in late September and early October.
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Peak: September 24–October 8
Climatological window from published records. The weather model’s elevation extrapolation isn’t reliable on this terrain, so this is the long-run normal rather than a season-specific forecast.
Source: https://visitnewfoundlandlabrador.ca/10-must-see-fall-foliage-spots-in-newfoundland-and-labrador/
When to go to Gros Morne National Park
In an average year, peak color falls between September 24 and October 8. At 793 m, it turns before the lower ground nearby.
Gros Morne National Park on the map
Drag the date slider to see when color reaches this corner of Newfoundland, or tap a pin for that stop’s own peak window.
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- When does Gros Morne National Park peak?
- In a typical year, color peaks around September 24–October 8. The weather model's elevation extrapolation isn't reliable on this terrain, so this is a climatological window (source: https://visitnewfoundlandlabrador.ca/10-must-see-fall-foliage-spots-in-newfoundland-and-labrador/) rather than a season-specific forecast.
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