Stephenville Crossing

Stephenville Crossing has served as a railway settlement on Newfoundland’s west coast since the early 20th century. Set near Bay St. George and the mouth of Harry’s River, it lies where wooded inland routes approach the Gulf of St. Lawrence shoreline. The community grew beside the Newfoundland Railway, the island-wide line whose operations ended in 1988. Its former corridor is now part of the Newfoundland T’Railway Provincial Park, a long-distance trail following the old railbed across the island. Stephenville Crossing remains closely connected to western Newfoundland’s coastal communities and transport heritage. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Bay St. George and western Newfoundland.

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