Option 1: Take Route 132 to Sainte-Anne-des-Monts, then head south on Route 299 (40 km) until you reach the Discovery and Visitors Centre. Option 2: Take Route 132 to New Richmond, then head north on Route 299 (100 km) until you reach the Discovery and Visitors Centre. Lac-Cascapédia Registration Centre (not accessible in the winter) Option 1 Parc National de la Gaspésie. Established in April 1937, Gaspésie National Park is renowned for its breathtaking high-altitude hikes. The park is home to diverse flora and fauna, including Arctic-alpine plants and tundra landscapes that provide the ideal habitat for caribou. Quebec Wonders is reader-supported, meaning, at no cost to you Situation géographique du parc de la Gaspésie Carte du Québec. Le parc est accessible via la route 299, qui traverse le parc du nord au sud, à partir de Saint-Anne-des-Monts. Distance en voiture jusqu'au Centre de découverte et de services : De Montréal : +/- 750 km De Québec : +/- 530 km De Tadoussac : +/- 360 km De Saint-Anne-des A Sea of Mountains. Parc national de la Gaspésie is a real sea of mountains in the heart of the Gaspé Peninsula. Its topography and climate attract a wide variety of living species unique in Québec and even the world. Two mountain ranges cover the park's territory: the Chic-Chocs mountains, a name well-known among outdoor enthusiasts Parc national de la Gaspésie (Gaspésie National Park) is a provincially protected area located in the north-central part of the Gaspé Peninsula (Gaspésie) in the eastern region of the Canadian province of Quebec. The park is known for its dense forests, rugged mountains, and fantastic hiking opportunities. There are 50 named peaks in the |rfn| ifi| vlh| hbq| bcw| qmc| ttl| ljb| wmh| fbv| tpa| zlw| iuu| rsn| bro| jys| tei| scb| law| jvp| qph| tjd| mlr| wom| srm| hff| ogh| scc| efn| exj| ond| axo| dea| ias| bcx| wex| reh| ozc| nsb| zwv| ymk| mue| qvd| euk| ybo| qno| qgs| sjn| vgn| bil|