Top 10 Places to Visit in
Gaspe | Quebec
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Forillon National Park
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The first national park of Quebec and one of 42 national parks Nationwide, Forillon National Park is located at the outer tip of the Gaspé Peninsula and is home to a wide range of experiences by the sea. Here, you will find beaches, waterfalls, cliffs and forests in one breathtaking place. You can hike or […]
- 2286 Bd de Grande Greve, Gaspé, QC G4X 6L7
- (418) 368-5505
- https://www.pc.gc.ca/en/pn-np/qc/forillon
Gaspésie Museum
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Open year-round, the Gaspésie Museum or Musée de la Gaspésie houses the history of the vibrant peninsula and Magazine Gaspésie, Québec’s oldest history magazine, all under one roof. With many permanent and rotating exhibitions, the site is the perfect place for families to visit and dive into the evolution of this town. Where The Worlds […]
Christ the King Cathedral
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Recognized as a historic monument by the Ministry of Culture and Communications of Quebec, the Cathedral of Christ the King is an architectural wonder. Built in 1969 on a crypt dating back to 1934, the red cedar wood-clad exterior and modern design make this architecturally unusual cathedral. It is also North America’s only wooden cathedral. […]
Cross of Gaspé
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Carved from a block of gray granite extracted from the Auguste Dumas quarry, the Cross of Gaspé is a historical monument. This monolithic granite cross was commissioned and installed by the Canadian government in 1934 to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the arrival of French explorers in Canada. An original Cross of Gaspé was erected […]
Haldimand Beach
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Haldimand Beach One of the most aesthetic beaches in the province, this sandy beach is the perfect place for a day out with your family! The water is shallow and perfect for swimming. The view from the beach perfectly captures the scenic Forillon National Park. The beach is free for everyone and is accessible by […]
- 53 Rue de la Plage, Gaspé, QC G4X 2J3
- 418 368-2104 (8523)
- https://ville.gaspe.qc.ca/en/2783/plages/plage-de-haldimand
Pointe-à-la-Renommée Lighthouse
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Located at a breathtaking site that overlooks the St. Lawrence River, this lighthouse is a significant historic site in Gaspé. This site’s significance is accredited to being home to North America’s first maritime radio station since 1904, which also served as a strategic center for communication during world war I and II. This was declared […]
- 884, boul. de L'Anse-à-Valleau, Gaspé, QC G4X 4A2
- (418) 269-3310
- https://www.pointe-a-la-renommee.ca
Centre de ski Mont-Béchervaise
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The Center de Ski Mont Béchervaise welcomes people of all ages and skill levels to experience its various ski trails. Located on Mont Béchervaise, just 5 km from downtown Gaspé, the natural snow slopes make it perfect for skiers and skateboarders. Visitors can also observe the spectacular view of the ocean and Forillon National park […]
Boom Defense
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This highly recommended beach is a local delight! The clear river water is perfect for swimming. There is also a 7.2km loop trail connected to the beach where you can go hiking. The beach is also a great spot to spot some seals and go fishing. There is an abundance of driftwood present at the […]
Saint-Jean River
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Known for its emerald green flowing waters and dry fly fishing, the Saint-Jean River is located at the eastern tip of the Gaspé Peninsula. The 121 km long river flows from the Monts Chic-Chocs into Gaspé Bay at Douglastown. The river is divided into four sections, one private and three limited access sectors. Both wade […]
- Saint-Jean river, Gaspé, QC
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- https://saumongaspe.com/en/riviere-saint-jean/information.html
Sanctuaire Diocésain Notre-Dame-de-Pointe-Navarre
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This sanctuary has been a site of worship and pilgrimage since 1940. It is home to Saint Joseph and the crucifix sculpted by artist Médard Bourgault. The tomb of the sanctuary’s founder, Father Jean-Marie Watier, is also located on this site in the Chapel of Remembrance. Additionally, there are three retirement hermitages and a gift […]