International Appalachian Trail Newfoundland

Route overview

A multi-stage route through Newfoundland and Labrador, with highlights including Tablelands, Long Range Mountains, coastal sections, geological landscapes.

International Appalachian Trail Newfoundland gives hikers a structured way to experience Newfoundland and Labrador over several days. The route is best approached as a staged hike, with planning attention on permits, accommodation, weather, navigation and daily distance. For BuddieHikes, it is a strong candidate because the trail is long enough or remote enough to benefit from a hiking partner, while still being understandable as a clear route objective.

International Appalachian Trail Newfoundland is a 300 km hiking route through Newfoundland and Labrador, suited to hikers who want Newfoundland mountain and coastal hiking terrain and a clear multi-day objective.

Trail facts

Country

Canada

Region

Newfoundland and Labrador

Distance

300 km

Typical duration

12–20 days

Difficulty

Hard

Elevation gain

Not specified

Best season

June to September

Trail type

Long-distance trail system

Access and logistics

Permits and access

Check current permit, quota, park-entry or guided-access rules with the official source before planning this route.

Bookings

Book accommodation, huts, campsites or required permits ahead in peak season.

Safety context

Long distances between services, navigation demands, wildlife considerations and weather exposure make conservative planning important.

Highlights

Tablelands, Long Range Mountains, coastal sections, geological landscapes

Why find a buddy

This route is well suited to finding a hiking buddy because the distance, logistics and multi-day structure are easier and safer to manage with someone who has a similar pace and planning style.

Primary source

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Explore and prepare

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