Trail · from Deer Lake (YDF)
The Alexander Murray Trail
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- Mapped path
- 6.2 km loop
- The whole loop, by Hike Bike Travel's description.
- Climbing
- 345 m
- Every up added together; the highest point is 303 m.
- To the trailhead
- 131 km
Type of trail
Loop
You finish where you started without walking any of it twice.
Source: Hike Bike Travel, “unique loop hike with 2,200 stairs”.
moderateRated on the whole walk: 6.2 km round, about 345 m of climbing. How
Access: the rating measures effort only. Surface isn't recorded for most of it. Step-free access isn't recorded; ask the park before you go. Easier access in Gros Morne, from Parks Canada →
Drive: 130.8 km from the Deer Lake (YDF) terminal to the trailhead — not the town. OSRM driving profile, terminal to the trailhead, checked 2026-09-01.
The trail, measured
Alexander Murray Trail: the mapped path is 6.2 km with 345 m of climbing, from 15 m up to 310 m.
Every cited segment →
OpenStreetMap way/705789505 + way/1328631019 + way/1328631020; elevation from AWS Open Data Terrarium tiles (z14), sampled ~30 m, ascent over a 3 m noise threshold; measured 2026-09-01.
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Save the track for a hiking or watch app (GPX)- Garmin: import it as a Course in Garmin Connect, then send it to your watch.
- Apple Watch: open it in a route app that runs on the watch, such as WorkOutDoors or Footpath.
- Suunto, COROS, Polar: import it as a route in the watch's app, then sync.
- Phone, offline: open it in Organic Maps or OsmAnd and download the map area before you lose signal.
Just a file: no account, nothing tracked.
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Getting here
To Alexander Murray Trail trailhead from every airport and ferry, measured by road.
The measured drive is YDF → King's Point, with the road numbers, the surface and where to eat along it.
Places to stay in King's Point
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A place listed in King's Point shows on 8 pages here: 6 drives to King's Point and 2 trails nearby.
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Plan a trip around this walk
Pick where you arrive and how many days. The planner puts Alexander Murray Trail on a day, with the other walks near the places you stop.
Eating, when you come off
Places to eat within 25 km by road of the trailhead, nearest first. 2 of 9 have a confirmed position.
- Roy's Pub, Dining, Motel and Event Centre33 Main St · (709) 481-20300.9 kmunconfirmed — go by the address
- Subway70 Little Bay Rd · (709) 673-282419 kmDirections →
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Apple · Google · Organic Maps · OsmAnd (both work offline, no tracking) · Waze - Top Shelf Bar & Games Room43 Little Bay Rd · (709) 673-393119 kmunconfirmed — go by the address
- Springdale Wing N It43 Little Bay Rd · (709) 867-207019 kmunconfirmed — go by the address
- Tim Hortons15 Little Bay Rd · (709) 673-453919 kmDirections →
Other map apps
Apple · Google · Organic Maps · OsmAnd (both work offline, no tracking) · Waze - Bo Jo's Restaurant117 Main St · (709) 673-373320 kmunconfirmed — go by the address
- Mary Brown's Chicken and Taters194 Main St · (709) 673-384720 kmunconfirmed — go by the address
- Mary Brown'sP.O. Box 507, 194 Main Street, Dalfen's Mall, Springdale, NL A0J 1T0, Canada20 kmunconfirmed — go by the address
No opening hours: the map data for these places has none. Phone ahead. Built 2026-10-11.
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The trailhead sits on Route 391 just south of King’s Point, just before the town, so this page measures the drive to the trailhead itself. The mapped path climbs one side and comes down the other. It is a loop, not an out-and-back, as the profile below shows.
Wind on the exposed top, the state of the stairs, whether the trail is in shape at all: that is local knowledge this page can’t promise. Ask in King’s Point, and check the roads before you turn off the Trans-Canada.
The full drive from Deer Lake (YDF), with stops and moose notes →
Measured September 1, 2026. Trailhead: OpenStreetMap node/6631798777 — start of the access path off Route 391. Planning only: not live and not for navigation; trails and conditions change. Terms