Interactive Gaspé Peninsula Tourist Map: Find The 9 Best Things To Do

The Gaspe Peninsula juts into the Gulf of St Lawrence at the eastern end of Quebec, Canada, a region of fishing villages, cliffs and the Chic-Choc Mountains, where Mount Jacques-Cartier reaches 1,268 metres. See Perce Rock and the gannet colony on Bonaventure Island, hike Forillon National Park, visit Cap-des-Rosiers Lighthouse, Canada's tallest, find Devonian fossils at Miguasha National Park and stroll the Jardins de Metis.

List of all 9 things to do in Gaspé Peninsula and where to find them

1. Chic-Choc MountainsShow on map Wikipedia
2. Bonaventure IslandShow on map Wikipedia
3. Forillon National ParkShow on map Website Wikipedia
4. Cap-des-Rosiers LighthouseShow on map Wikipedia
5. Percé RockShow on map Wikipedia
6. Miguasha National ParkShow on map Website Wikipedia
7. Gaspésie National ParkShow on map Website Wikipedia
8. Mount Jacques-CartierShow on map Wikipedia
9. Jardins de Métis200, route 132, Grand-Métis (Québec), G0J 1Z0Show on map Website Wikipedia

Official websites and travel guides

• Gaspé Peninsula travel guide: Wikivoyage
• Gaspé Peninsula on Wikipedia
• All Gaspé Peninsula tours and activities on Viator

Where To Stay In Gaspé Peninsula: Interactive Gaspé Peninsula Hotel Map

Perce is the classic base for the rock and Bonaventure Island boats; Gaspe town serves Forillon, and Sainte-Anne-des-Monts is the gateway to Gaspesie National Park and the Chic-Chocs. Find hotels on the map below.

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Gaspé Peninsula is part of:

• Quebec Tourist Map
• Canada Tourist Map