Newfoundland T'Railway Council

02/16/2026

When talking to many out province T’railway users ,it was brought to our attention that some would appreciate a sticker to accompany the electronic pass in their phone .
With that in mind we decided that we will be issuing pass stickers this year .
As a small token of our appreciation and to commemorate the trip we have retroactively sent out stickers to all of last years pass holders .
We would greatly appreciate pass holders to take a few minutes and complete the short survey that was attached .
There was a small glitch in the mail out.
If you held a pass and did not receive a sticker or a survey, please email us at [email protected].
We will get one in your hands.
Thank you all so much. Hopefully we will see you and many more into the future
Be safe

01/20/2026

https://www.gov.nl.ca/releases/2026/tcar/0119n03/

The abutment on the Frost’s Mill Bridge, located east of Clarenville, has sustained significant damage due to recent heavy rainfall. Please avoid the area until repairs have been completed. The public is asked to report any damage or concerns related... Read More about Public Advisory: Frost’s M...

01/07/2026

We had a very productive meeting today with our Minister of Tourism, Culture, Arts and Recreation, Andrea Barbour and senior officials.
We look forward to continuing to develop our sustainable tourism product together

12/19/2025

The Newfoundland T’Railway Council is the Managed Trail Operator for the T’Railway Provincial Park and the Province’s partner with the Trans Canada Trail (TCT). The T’Railway is a provincial park, owned by the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador.

During the winter season, the Newfoundland and Labrador Snowmobile Federation (NLSF) has a lease that allows them to groom and use sections of the T’Railway as part of their winter trail network. This lease does not grant exclusive rights to the trail.

The T’Railway Provincial Park is a multi-use trail, open to all user groups 12 months of the year. No permit is required for wheeled ATV use on the T’Railway.
Snowmobiles, however, do require a valid trail permit during the winter season.

What we strongly encourage is that the ATV community respect groomed winter trails. Volunteers from local snowmobile clubs and the NLSF invest significant time, effort, and money to create and maintain a safe trail surface for a very short winter season. Using wheeled vehicles on groomed trails can quickly undo that work and create unsafe conditions for other users.

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12/10/2025

What a beautiful site !!

08/13/2025

Due to an unprecedented wildfire season in Newfoundland and Labrador, a province-wide restriction has been implemented on all off-road vehicles on forested land. This measure is necessary to help protect our communities and maintain public safety. The temporary restriction on... Read More about Publ...