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Trepassey | Newfoundland and Labrador

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Cape Pine Lighthouse

The Cape Pine Lighthouse is a significant lighthouse and historical site. The lighthouse is more than 150 years old and is still functional. It is around 20 meters high and built out of cast iron, with a characteristic being that it is located in a specific place so that boats and ships can locate it from a very far distance.

The Cape Pine Lighthouse is perfect for photographers or families visiting who like to observe the amazing views of its surroundings.

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Powles Head Lighthouse

Powles Head Lighthouse is a historical lighthouse in Trepassey. The lighthouse was built in 1902 and was originally just a small wooden tower. In 1925, the wooden tower was replaced by a metal tower, with all the lighting equipment staying the same. In 1960, the tower rusted and was replaced by the building we see today, and it has now become a one-person station. From visiting the lighthouse, visitors will be able to learn much more historical significance and experiences that the lighthouse has been through.

Photo: https://www.lighthousefriends.com/light.asp?ID=1309

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Trail’s Edge Tours

Trail’s Edge Tours is an off-road tour service located in Trepassey. There are many tours, with special events offered on certain days. Trail’s Edge Tours shows visitors around the local area and teaches about the different environments. On special events, event calendars are available on the tour company’s Facebook page, and usually, food and special activities are offered during the day.

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Chance Cove Provincial Park

Chance Cove Provincial Park is a large, natural park with many outdoor activities. The park has a unique ecosystem, with the extreme ocean climates having a major effect on the surroundings. At the park, visitors can hike, camp, swim, observe wildlife, stargaze, and bike, and in the winter, snowshoeing is available.

Photo: https://www.parksnl.ca/parks/chance-cove-provincial-park/

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Mistaken Point Ecological Reserve

Mistaken Point Ecological Reserve is a UNESCO conservation area with amazing landforms and ecosystems. The reserve contains 17km of steep coastal cliffs formed more than 560 million years ago. On the site, there are more than 10000 unique fossils from long ago, and visitors can see fossils ranging from 2cm large to up to 2 meters.

Photo: https://whc.unesco.org/en/list/1497/

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Cape Race Lighthouse

Cape Race Lighthouse is a famous lighthouse recognized as a national historic site. The lighthouse is famous for receiving the first SOS signal sent from the titanic. The lighthouse was built in 1907 and remains active today, with one of the most powerful lights of any lighthouse in the world. Around the lighthouse, visitors can also observe the steep cliffs into the Atlantic Ocean, which is perfect for sunset watching.

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Edge of Avalon

The Edge of Avalon is an interpretation center, inn, and restaurant. The center offers many special events on certain days, with the most popular options being hiking tours. The hikes include the trails and coastal hike, the ghost ship and fairy tale hike, the Mistaken Point hike, and many more. The hikes are available for visitors of all ages, and the guides provide informative commentary during the hikes.

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