Parc national de la Gaspésie
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The Parc national de la Gaspésie was created in 1937 to preserve the mountain caribou, the Sainte-Anne River and the Gaspesian mountain. It forms the perfect marriage between the immensity of its territory, its rich history, its wild nature, and the poetry of its landscapes. Whether discovering it for the first time or rediscovering it repeatedly, visitors are sure to be delighted by this park.
Life at the pace of the king of our forests
Held in the fall, as the forest puts on its most beautiful colours, the “Valley of the Kings” activity takes you into the moose’s habitat accompanied by a park ranger. You’ll have the unique opportunity to live at the pace of the king of our forests.
Lakeside enjoyment
Lac Cascapédia is 4 km long lake located in an intimate and lush setting. Be charmed by its cool tranquility. Lac Cascapédia offers rest and contemplation its calm campground site as well as high-energy canoeing, stand-up paddleboarding and pedal boat rentals.
Contemplating sunrise or sunset at Ernest-Laforce
Contemplating sunrise or sunset from the top of Mount Ernest-Laforce is undoubtedly one of the highlights of a visit to Parc national de la Gaspésie. Grab a headlamp and enjoy the show. Who knows? You may be lucky enough to spot a moose along the way.
Crossing the McGerrigle in a day
Park your car at the Lac aux Américains lot and use our shuttle service to get to the Mont Jacques-Cartier trailhead. From there, you can cross the McGerrigle Massif in a single day. A one-way trip through the Jacques-Cartier and Xalibu alpine zones. Ask at the reception desk.
Back to winter joys
Discover the magnificent scenery of the park in winter by exploring our marked trails and off-trail areas. The mountain school offers quality equipment rentals for every activity in the park.
Relaxing at Gîte du Mont Albert
Gîte du Mont-Albert, a 4-star hotel, offers guests all the comfort they need. Located in the heart of Parc national de la Gaspésie, this magnificent inn is known for its hospitality, fine local cuisine and unique décor.
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