Forillon National Park
A Canadian national park at the tip of Gaspésie, with limestone cliffs, the Cap-Gaspé lighthouse, pebble beaches, the historic village of Grande-Grave and the end of the Appalachian chain.
Quebec · Canada
In the destination Gaspésie and Percé.
In the photo: Gaspé town center and its bay
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The city
Town at the head of Gaspé Bay where Jacques Cartier landed in 1534 and erected a cross in the name of the King of France. It has the Musée de la Gaspésie, with the Cartier monument, and is the gateway to Forillon National Park at the peninsula’s tip, where the Appalachian chain ends.
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The local experience
A Canadian national park at the tip of Gaspésie, with limestone cliffs, the Cap-Gaspé lighthouse, pebble beaches, the historic village of Grande-Grave and the end of the Appalachian chain.
A regional museum on Gaspé Bay about the peninsula’s history, with the Jacques Cartier monument, made of bronze stelae, beside it.