Introduction
The Baccalieu Trail forms a loop around the long, narrow, unnamed peninsula that separates Conception Bay from Trinity Bay. It doesn't have the distinguished 18th-century pedigree of neighboring Bonavista Peninsula, which was the region's mercantile center in the early days, but the history here is actually more intriguing, in a quirky kind of way -- local episodes feature the mysterious Amelia Earhart, the cranky Rockwell Kent, and the pioneers of both Arctic exploration and transatlantic communication.
Be aware that the drive isn't uninterruptedly picturesque. It's notably unscenic for a long stretch south of Carbonear on the Conception Bay side. But elsewhere you will come upon vistas that will leave you absolutely speechless.
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Rothesay House Inn B&B
The Queen Anne-style Rothesay House dates from 1910, and sits on a low-rise looking across the street to the harbor beyond. It's well situated...
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NaGeira House Bed & Breakfast Inn
The NaGeira House is named after an Irish princess who was kidnapped in the 17th century and spirited away to Carbonear, where she lived out her...
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