We got off the ship today to explore Gros Morne National Park, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site because of its scientific value. Its most visible feature is the Tablelands, which is a chunk of the Earth’s mantle which was pushed upward through tectonic processes and made visible when the crust above it eroded away over millions of years.
In the afternoon, we took a hike on the Burnt Hill Trail in Norris Point, a small community at the edge of the park.
And then it was back to the ship, which is currently en route to Red Bay, Labrador.