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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

Islands & Coastline

Pointe-à-la-Renommée Lighthouse

Perched on a mountainside with a spectacular sea view, the Pointe-à-la-Renommée lighthouse holds the distinction of being Québec's most-travelled lighthouse, repatriated to its original site in 1997 after twenty years of exile in Québec City.

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Gaspésie

Islands & Coastline

Mont-Joli and the Matapédia Valley

A point of convergence between the maritime route along the St. Lawrence and the inland Matapédia Valley, this green corridor dotted with renowned salmon rivers and farming villages offers a scenic alternative to Gaspésie's coastal cliffs.

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Murdochville and the Mont Miller Lookout

Gaspésie

Islands & Coastline

Murdochville and the Mont Miller Lookout

A former mining town founded in 1951 around copper extraction, Murdochville has reinvented itself as a wind-energy hub and offers, from the Mont Miller lookout, one of the most complete panoramas over the Chic-Chocs range and the Gulf of St. Lawrence.

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