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I had the privilege of joining a group to go sledding on the rock in 2008.  The group trailered down.  I flew one way and drove the truck and sleds back coming home.  Absolutely epic trip.  We saw the Lewis Hills, Gros Morne riding to Western Brook Gorge and my favourite day was a trail ride from Steadybrook, to Deer Lake, to jack ladder, then inland into the long range mountains that brought us back out near corner brook and then a final return to Steady brook.  The access roads in the long range mountains near cornerbrook were phenomenal.  The scenery is to die for and you will never find nicer people.  Will definitely go again some day.  It’s a long drive / ferry ride, but was worth the investment.   It is definitely beautiful, but also an area to be respected.  There is stories of guys mistakingly riding off of massive cliffs hundreds of feet high.  It is most definitely avalanche country and a lot gets covered up by the massive snow falls.  When it melts in the spring lots of hazards begin to appear.  We were there in April and had good weather, but I’m  sure “you can’t see your nose” whiteout conditions do occur.  Your right on the coast with ever changing weather.

Sudbury got smoked with snow.

Check out Silver Mountain Lodge NL for your next trip Rob Clarke is amazing he does all the back country tours in Gros Morne unbelievable experience. Go see Western Brooke Gorge . Fly into Deer Lake and get picked up to his lodge. Bucket List trip!!! 

Great news. Thanks

Looks like you'll be fine. Valdor club heading to rapid 7 tomorrow and the ville marie temiscaming club groomer is showing it east of winneway now.