Gaspésie Peninsula
RegionThe Gaspésie Peninsula in the province of Québec is an unforgettable travel destination that captivates with its rugged beauty, dramatic coastal landscapes, and rich maritime culture. From majestic mountains to charming fishing villages, this region offers a unique blend of nature experiences and authentic Québec charm.
Places in Gaspésie Peninsula
Percé
Percé on the Gaspé Peninsula is known for its coastal landscape and the iconic Percé Rock. The Rocher Percé, a massive limestone monolith with a natural arch, is the region's landmark. The nearby Île Bonaventure is home to one of the world's largest northern gannet sanctuaries – a paradise for birdwatchers. Historically an important fishing center, this maritime character still shapes the town today. For wildlife observation and exploring the coast by boat, the summer months of June to August are ideal.
Points of Interest
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Yama Murdochville
399 Av. Wilfrid Doucet, Murdochville, QC G0E 1W0, Kanada
Energie Eolienne-Mont Copper
115 Rue du Ruisseau, Murdochville, QC G0E 1W0, Kanada
Hydro-Québec - Poste Copper Mountain
Murdochville, QC G0E 1W0, Kanada
L'aiguille
Murdochville, QC G0E 1W0, Kanada
Murdochville Cemetery
QC-198, Murdochville, QC G0E 1W0, Kanada