Gros Morne Snowmobile Tours

Ride with experienced local guides along hundreds of kilometres of trails, both groomed and untamed.

Snowmobile Tours in Gros Morne

Discover remote valleys, backcountry trails, and breath-taking Newfoundland winter scenery with our Gros Morne Snowmobile Tours . Explore pristine mountain environments while experiencing the best snowmobiling in Eastern Canada. Our Gros Morne snowmobile tours were developed for all levels of riders. An easy day of trail riding and sightseeing or a backcountry mountain climbing adventure, we’ve got you covered.

Ride with experienced local guides along hundreds of kilometres of trails, both groomed and untamed. With an above average consistent snowfall and our unique culture, you absolutely have to ride here. Pair your snowmobile tour with our backcountry accommodations, for the ultimate snowmobile package

Day Tours & Multi-Day Packages

Our snowmobile tours guide you from the ocean to to the mountains, through wild uncrowded scenic destinations. We offer single day tours and all inclusive multi-day snowmobile packages including rentals, accommodations, evening activities and chef inspired local cuisine. Every group is different and every trip can be customized just for you.

Experienced Professional Guides

Experienced Professional Guides We were raised here, now live, work and raise our families here. We are a Parks Canada and Newfoundland & Labrador registered, certified and insured snowmobile tour operator. Our guides are true outdoor professionals trained in adventure tourism, avalanche safety, wilderness first aid and survival.

New Current Snowmobiles & Equipment

All of our Snowmobile rentals are new current generation 4 stroke models which can be outfitted with a 2 up riding seat for couples and riding partners. Our guides snowmobile is new, inspected after every use, and equipped with a wilderness first aid kit, GPS and communication devices. 2 stroke snowmobiles may be available upon request

Let us Handle The Directions. You Just Ride

This place is our home. We know the groomed trails, backcountry routes and when and where to cross our many lakes, ponds and bays. Visit the top snowmobile destinations such as Western Brook Pond, Lomond Sinkhole, the Tablelands, North Arm Hills, and more. We’ll look after the details and get you back home safely.

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Stay in The Backcountry

Experience a unique multi-day mountain experience with a stay in one of our Backcountry huts. These warm rustic off grid cabins are located high in the Long Range Mountains on a remote glacier carved pond and provide the perfect base camp for your Gros Morne winter expedition. Spend your days exploring and your evenings with food, friends and a crackling wood stove.

Book Your Snowmobile Tour

You’ve read all the info, you checked out the pictures, and if we did our job right you can almost picture yourself pulling up to your warm cozy cabin after just having the best day of snowmobiling you have ever experienced. Now its time to book your tour!! Just fill out the contact form and our travel coordinator Becky will contact you to work out the details of your Gros Morne Snowmobile adventure

FAQ

What is the Big Lookout hike?

The Big Lookout trail presents a longer and more demanding alternative to the well-known Lookout trail, promising a rewarding adventure for avid hikers. Plan for a full day excursion, allocating approximately 6 to 8 hours, considering your pace and the breaks you’ll take along the way. Situated within Gros Morne National Park, this hike offers breathtaking vistas from its summit, making the effort well worthwhile. Despite its challenging terrain, this backcountry trail is often overlooked, yet it holds immense beauty and tranquility. It’s one of those hidden gems that we personally adore, offering a unique and unforgettable hiking experience.

what is the Difficulty level of the big lookout hike?

The Big Lookout hike earns its challenging rating primarily due to two steep sections along the trail and its overall length. However, it’s important to note that the majority of the hike falls into the moderate category. As you traverse the trail, you’ll find yourself walking through picturesque alpine meadows and peat bogs, which offer a moderate level of difficulty. This variety in terrain not only adds to the adventure but also provides opportunities to appreciate diverse landscapes along the way. So, while the hike may have its tough moments, there are plenty of enjoyable stretches to balance out the challenge.

What should I bring on the hike?

Ensuring you’re properly equipped for your hike is crucial. Dressing in layers allows you to adjust to changing temperatures, while sturdy hiking boots provide stability and protection. Don’t forget to pack essentials like 2 liters of water, snacks for energy, a daypack to carry your belongings, and hiking poles for added support. Additionally, bring weather-appropriate gear as conditions can shift unexpectedly. Being prepared ensures a safe and enjoyable hiking experience

What wildlife might I encounter on the big lookout hike?

Our guides frequently encounter a variety of wildlife indigenous to Newfoundland’s highlands and forested regions, including moose, caribou, bears, rock ptarmigans, and more. Additionally, there are opportunities for whale sightings down in the fjord. Keep your eyes peeled during your hike for these incredible creatures and make sure to have your camera ready.

what is the difference between the lookout hike and the big lookout hike?

The Lookout Hike is shorter and easier, with moderate terrain and scenic viewpoints, perfect for beginners or leisurely hikers.

The Big Lookout Hike is longer and more challenging, featuring steep ascents and rugged paths, offering expansive panoramic views for experienced and adventurous hikers.

What time do we start hiking the big lookout?

For longer hikes such as the Big Lookout, we usually begin early to make the most of daylight. However, start times may vary based on the day’s weather forecast. It’s best to confirm the start time by checking in with us the day before your hike. Typically, we aim for a 9 AM departure, balancing a fulfilling experience with flexibility for weather adjustments.

Are hiking lunches available for the big lookout hike?

Of course! We offer the option of providing hiking lunches for all our organized hikes, or you’re welcome to bring your own. Simply select this option during the online booking process. If you prefer, you can also call us to discuss your preferences and make arrangements for your upcoming adventure

Why is the big lookout hike not well known?

The Big Lookout Hike is not widely advertised as other trails in the area, which contributes to fewer people knowing about it. It’s considered a hidden gem known mainly to experienced hikers or locals familiar with the region. It’s not actively promoted to tourists or casual visitors and its popularity remains limited. Additionally, the trail is challenging to access and to navigate and does not attract as many hikers as trails with better facilities.