Named as a place to stay by & National Geographic Episode 13
Season 4 WEATHER IN TRINITY Trinity is surrounded by rocky
beaches perfect for searching out treasures such as colourful
seashells, sea glass and old clay pipes. Visitors who come in
late spring early summer just might get the change to witness
"the capelin run". This is when thousands of silvery capelin
roll up on the beaches to spawn. Not only is it an amazing sight
to behold, but it also serves as an indication that the whales,
which feed on capelin, will soon be arriving! The Bald Eagle:
Bald Eagles are no stranger to Trinity Bay. Visitors can spot
eagle's nests while hiking or taking a boat tour. These
magnificent birds are often spotted soaring over the town of
Trinity and are hard to miss with wingspans sometimes reaching
over 6 feet. Immature eagles are brown and do not develop their
white heads and tails until they are five years old. Because
Trinity Bay is a popular nesting ground, bird watchers can see
these majestic creatures at their di