T'Railway

T'Railway Provincial Park is a linear park following the former Newfoundland Railway corridor for 883 kilometres across the island of Newfoundland, from St. John's to Channel-Port aux Basques. Established after the railway ceased operations in 1988, the park has transformed the historic rail bed into Canada's longest recreational trail, connecting communities, ecosystems, and landscapes across the province. The name 'T'Railway' reflects the local pronunciation of 'the railway,' and the trail has become an iconic feature of Newfoundland's outdoor recreation infrastructure.