Welcome to Bishop’s Falls

Bishop’s Falls offers a captivating blend of history and natural beauty. Positioned on the Exploits River and adjacent to Grand Falls-Windsor and Botwood, this town is known for its pivotal role in the railroad era. It’s home to the longest trestle east of Quebec, a testament to its railway heritage.

Once a bustling mill town, Bishop’s Falls echoes with the legacy of the Albert E. Reed Groundwood Pulp Mill. In its heyday, the mill produced ground wood pulp, and its history is interwoven with the development of the town. Although the mill’s operations ceased in 1951, the power plant continued to be an essential asset. Today, the town reverberates with stories of logging operations, railways, and the life that flourished around the mill.

Its riverside location and historical significance create a unique and welcoming atmosphere. The town’s trestle, a nod to its railroad past, stands as a symbol of its endurance against nature’s challenges. As you discover Bishop’s Falls, you’ll uncover a community rooted in history, surrounded by the breathtaking landscapes of Newfoundland and Labrador.