As the province begins to open up for Canadian travelers, we want to make sure guests are aware of the current public health orders and have all the necessary documentation needed to enter Newfoundland & Labrador.
Please make sure to review government resources carefully and monitor for more up-to-date information closer to your travel. For our international guests, please see our latest news post for more information on travel into Canada.We wish you continued health and hope to see you again soon!
Condsiderations For Choosing Gear
An island in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, Newfoundland experiences a lot of active weather. We suggest packing a variety of layers to accommodate a range of conditions and temperatures.
In the winter, a wide range of weather can be experienced on any given day. Quality winter gear will help keep winter's bite away as temperatures can drop well below average values.
Average Temperature
-10°C - 0°C (14°F-32°F)Average Snowfall
4-4.5 m (13-15 ft)Note
Temperatures can drop significantly below -10ºC at higher elevations.It is important for all guests' safety to understand and mitigate the risks and dangers of avalanche conditions.
We strongly encourage all guests to educate themselves on backcountry and avalanche terrain safety and to regularly check for updates from Avalanche Canada's map.
Sample Packing List:
Clothing
- Long underwear or base layers
- Breathable warm socks (wool)
- Long sleeve shirts and sweaters
- Warm jackets (wool/fleece)
- Waterproof outerwear (breathable)
- Waterproof Gloves
- Casual sneakers for around camp
- Indoor footwear/slippers
Equipment
- Jerry can
- Tow rope
- Brightly coloured tarp
- Shovel
- Manufacturer's tool kit
- First aid kit
- Emergency Blanket
- Flashlight
- Flare
- GPS
- Trail marking tape
Personal Items
- Cash (Canadian currency)
- Personal toiletries (unscented)
- Sunglasses
- Water bottle
- Small backpack
