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This wild and rugged land is anything but small. 700 kilometres of road stretches north to south through Western Newfoundland.

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Here you will find abundant breathing room, a unique geological history going back 1.25 billion years, and a relatively young human history – a mere 6,000 years old – that is still being uncovered today.

 

With ancient mountains, fjords, and thousands of kilometers of coastline, the region is more like a small country.

Upcoming Events

Events and workshops hosted by Go Western Newfoundland.

Travel Trade

Resources for working with travel trade in Western Newfoundland.

Travel Media

Resources for travel media in Western Newfoundland.

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Hikers pose for a photo on top of Western Brook Pond Fjord in Gros Morne.

Find Yourself(ie)

The white Point Riche Lighthouse in Port au Choix, Newfoundland, stands against the a cloudy sky.

Western Words of Wisdom

"It's an island in the sky just north of the Northern Star and it's full of fairies, ghosts and goblins. It's as old as the stars (as cold as ice) and warm as embers."

Al Pittman, on Newfoundland

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