The first stop is Gros Morne National Park where mother nature spent millions of years carefully sculpting the landscape into glorious fjords and magnificent ancient mountains, the likes of which are found nowhere else on earth. The United Nations designated the park a World Heritage Site because this is the place where scientists found the hard and conclusive evidence to support the theory of drifting continents. A trip across the Tablelands is like commuting on Mars. Eerie orange mountains rise from the flat, barren terrain to twist perceptions of distance and size. It's strange and inviting and there's nothing like a wonderful big hike up the trails that finger out over the mountain.
Trout River is at the end of the road that slices through the tablelands.
The mountains towering over the water were heaved up by the continental collision. Along the shoreline bears and moose keep pace with the tour boat and disappear up the slopes. This unique landscape more than just dazzles. Woody Point is home to painters and potters who reflect their surroundings in the art you'll find for sale in the town. The village is at the end of Route 431 on the shores of Bonne Bay, where you can see Norris Point staring back across the water.