# Gros Morne National Park

Region: Western NL, Ontario, Canada
Coordinates: 49.6167, -57.7333
Bortle class: 2 (1 = pristine, 9 = inner city)
Drive from Toronto: Fly into Deer Lake, then drive about 30–45 minutes to the park.
Best time: September, when summer fog clears and clear, cool nights become common before winter storms move in.

## Overview
Gros Morne National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site on Newfoundland's west coast, has some of the darkest measured skies in Atlantic Canada thanks to its remoteness — the park has been working toward a formal RASC Dark-Sky Preserve designation, but even without the paperwork the fjords and tablelands here go properly black at night.

## What to see
Deep Milky Way over the fjords, and aurora on active nights.

## Highlights
- UNESCO World Heritage geology — ancient ocean floor exposed at the Tablelands
- Remote west-coast Newfoundland location with very little regional light pollution
- Fjord and coastal scenery frames both sunset and starlight

## Tips
- Park entry fee applies
- Coastal weather changes quickly — check conditions close to dusk
- Rocky Harbour has the nearest services and lodging

## Live forecast
View the live tonight-score and 48-hour forecast for Gros Morne at:
https://ontarionightsky.com/?site=gros-morne-np

Structured data: https://ontarionightsky.com/sites/gros-morne-np.json

Source: Parks Canada — Gros Morne National Park — https://parks.canada.ca/pn-np/nl/grosmorne/activ/experiences/ciel-sky

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