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A person walks over a frozen body of water on a small wharf with snow covered, towering cliffs of a fjord in the distance.

On the West Coast of the island of Newfoundland, your own private winter wonderland awaits. Here, you can own winter. Snowshoe and ski into the snowy quiet of ancient fjords and forested trails. Snowmobile from the doorstep of your accommodation to the backcountry. And, hit the highest vertical drop in Atlantic Canada at Marble Mountain. We invite you to come find your winter in Western Newfoundland. 

View the brochure
Click on the image below to view and download our 2023 Find Your Winter brochure.

Cover of the Winter Wayfinder brochure featuring children snowshoeing with their parents on a forest trail and the text, "Find Your Winter".

What's happening?
Check out the events calendar below for scheduled musical performances, winter carnivals, and more events.

People wearing snowsuits share BBQ skewers off of a large wooden plant outside in the winter.

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Featured Video

Two young boys dressed in bright blue winter coats stick out their tongues as they try to catch snowflakes.

Kids Corner

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Snowmobiling with SnowTrax TV.

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Find Your Winter

Use #ExploreNL, #GoWesternNL, and #WinterInEsternNL  to share your photos.

Two people snowshoe along the base of a mountain, orange rocks poke up through the snow.
Three people in ski gear hold their skiis while facing a ski slope and lift.
A family in snow suits walk around a pond in the winter.
Three people sit around a table in a pine ski lodge drinking warm beverages and laughing.
Two friends wearing snow gear sit in an open tent drinking hot beverages from a thermos on a winter day.

Getting Here

Getting here is easy, with air and sea options that suit every traveller.

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Deer Lake Regional Airport is located in the Humber Valley and Bay of Islands Region.

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Marine Atlantic ferries arrive on the Southwest Coast in the Town of Channel-Port aux Basques.

Snowmobiles parked in a snowy lot next to wooden cabins.
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