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La Gaspésie est une péninsule sauvage et majestueuse, entourée par le Saint-Laurent et la baie des Chaleurs. Le Rocher Percé et l'île Bonaventure, refuge de milliers de fous de Bassan, sont parmi les sites naturels les plus spectaculaires du Québec. Les sentiers du parc de la Gaspésie permettent d'atteindre les sommets des Chic-Chocs, seul endroit au sud du fleuve où vivent caribous et orignaux. La Gaspésie, c'est aussi des villages de pêcheurs authentiques, des couchers de soleil sur la mer et un sentiment de bout du monde inoubliable.

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Gaspésie

Discovery & Culture

Percé Rock

Gaspésie's most recognizable symbol, this massive limestone rock pierced by a natural arch rises just a few hundred metres offshore, formed roughly 400 million years ago.

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Paspébiac Fishing Bank National Historic Site

Gaspésie

History & Heritage

Paspébiac Fishing Bank National Historic Site

A witness to the golden age of cod fishing in Gaspésie, this site preserves a unique set of commercial buildings erected between the 18th and 20th centuries by major Jersey fishing companies that dominated the regional economy for nearly two centuries.

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Anse-Blanchette Historic Site (Forillon sector)

Gaspésie

History & Heritage

Anse-Blanchette Historic Site (Forillon sector)

A living recreation of an early-20th-century fishing and farming family operation, this sector of Forillon Park lets visitors, through the Dolbel-Roberts House and the exhibition "These Gaspesians from the Ends of the Earth," discover the daily life of the multicultural communities that shaped the coastline.

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Gaspésie

History & Heritage

Percé Geopark (Geosite)

Designated a UNESCO Global Geopark, the Percé territory features an exceptional concentration of remarkable geological formations, from Percé Rock to fossil-bearing cliffs, recounting more than 500 million years of Earth's history.

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Gaspésie

History & Heritage

Gaspé and the Musée de la Gaspésie

A founding town where Jacques Cartier took possession of the territory in the name of the King of France in 1534, Gaspé pairs this founding heritage with its regional museum, which traces five centuries of history of the First Nations, fishers, and settlers who shaped the peninsula's identity.

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