Take a 3.5–4 hour ATV ride from Trinity along the old Newfoundland Railway and coastal trails to see loons, beaver, grouse and the occasional moose. This guided tour combines wildlife viewing with hands-on trail driving across glacially scoured barrens and quiet fishing coves.
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The engine settles into a steady thrum and the trail opens: windswept barrens give way to ribboned spruce and low gullied streams, loons calling from hidden ponds as you roll across the old rail-bed.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Light to moderate fitness; ability to mount/dismount, sit for stretches, and follow safety briefings.
Wildlife
History
The route follows sections of the former Newfoundland Railway (the T'Railway), an industrial spine that opened access across the island in the early 20th century and shaped local settlement patterns.
Conservation
Stay on designated trails to protect thin soils and nesting birds; refuel and dispose of waste only at approved sites to prevent contamination.
Reserve your spot on the All-Terrain Vehicle Tour in Trinity Newfoundland and Labrador today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring a valid ID and meet minimum age
Operators must be 16+ to drive; anyone under 16 rides as a passenger—have ID and full names ready at check-in.
Dress in layers and eye protection
Coastal wind and spray can chill even on mild days—wear windproof layers, gloves and goggles or sunglasses.
Respect wildlife and keep distance
Stop for photos only when guided; maintain distance from moose and nesting birds to avoid disturbance.
Check weight and health restrictions
Staff ask weight and health questions for safety—declare any back, heart or pregnancy concerns before booking.
DOT-approved helmet or provided helmet
Protects head and reduces wind chill during open-coast sections.
Waterproof outer layer
Rain and sea spray are common; a shell keeps you dry and warm.
Sturdy closed-toe boots
Good traction and ankle support for entering/exiting ATVs and walking uneven trail sections.
Polarized sunglasses or goggles
Reduces glare on ponds and improves visibility at speed.