Camping on the Shore of Western Brook Pond - Gros Morne Backpacking Trip (PART 1)
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- Опубліковано 29 лис 2024
- We decided to take advantage of some awesome weather in Western Newfoundland recently, so we headed to the world-famous Western Brook Pond in Gros Morne National Park. In part one of this trip, we hike the rugged trail to our campsite at Snug Harbour, as we enjoy the magnificent views and prepare for our hike to the North Rim.
Also, shout out to Aaron's bro/Peter's son Andrew for the awesome new JOTR logo! Hoping you'll join us on a trip soon!
Excellent production from your neighbours the Richards family. Truly a beautiful trip and we are excited to watch your future adventures!!!!
Thank you guys for making the trip that much more memorable! You were great neighbours!
Looking forward to seeing the next part!
The new intro was very nicely done!!
Thank you! Glad you’re enjoying the videos so far :)
Absolutely gorgeous part of the province; can't wait to come home and visit again soon! (By the way, nice new logo 😉)
Looking forward to having you home again! And yes, thanks again for the logo! Haha
This is Nicky and Tess (the Boston couple with the dog) - love the video! So nice meeting you all and can't wait for part 2. The video is bringing back lots of great memories from the trip.
That’s amazing! Haha you guys were awesome company at camp, glad you enjoyed the video!
Great Video! It seems like it took you ~ 8 hours with breaks from Snug harbour to north rim. Did you need a compass/GPS at all for the north rim view point...I was thinking of attempting to do a day hike from the parking lot up to the view point and back. How long did it take from parking lot to snug harbour?
Glad you enjoyed it! GPS was definitely helpful. To be honest, we wouldn’t suggest doing it in one day. Not only would it be quite the challenge (26 km and 1,000+ m of elevation gain), but the views along the way are stunning. I would do at least one night at Snug Harbour to be able to fully appreciate the scenery, but ultimately I guess it is technically possible to do in one day!
@@jauntsontherock Amazing! Thanks! What GPS did you use?
@@blubelsky we mostly used the AllTrails app and downloaded the two routes ahead of time!