Land’s End
Ah! Land's End... as if Mother Nature had poured all her energy into it! This region offers some of the most dramatic and spectacular landscapes in Gaspésie.
With its breathtaking sharp cliffs, and a particulary rugged topography created by the Appalachians, this area and Forillon Park marks the continental end of this mountain range. You will encounter an authentic maritime character and a variety of heritage treasures.
- For more information about Gaspé: gaspepurplaisir.ca
- For more information about Percé: www.perce.info
- 2 2 Petite-Vallée
- 3 3 Gaspé
- 4 4 Percé
- 5 5 Chandler
- 6 6 Port-Daniel-Gascons
- 7 7 Murdochville
Photo : Tourisme GaspésieGrande-Vallée
Admire the village and the nightly-lit cape from a panoramic rest area, while hiking along the trail that leads you to the River where the Gisant rests. [...]
DetailsPhoto : Alain LauzierPetite-Vallée
This small coastal village is nestled near a cove in a small valley. Indeed, the village's name means "small valley". [...]
DetailsPhoto : Tourisme GaspésieGaspé
In the language of the Micmac, Gespeg, means "end of the land". Gaspé is associated with the origins of the country and of western history in North America. [...]
DetailsPhoto : Tourisme GaspésiePercé
An exceptional site attracting visitors and artists since the 1930s, the magnetism of Percé is undeniable. [...]
DetailsPhoto : Ariane AubertChandler
Ville de Chandler reveals its historic heritage to visitors through its Circuit des Bâtisseurs, an attraction that also showcases [...]
DetailsPhoto : Port-Daniel-Gascons
Between the sea and the mountains lies Port-Daniel-Gascons. Here, nature lovers enjoy the bay, the barachois, [...]
DetailsPhoto : Murdochville
Located at an altitude of 650 m, Murdochville has grown thanks to the development of an important copper deposit and to mineral processing. [...]
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