Best trails in Forillon National Park
Forillon National Park is located in Quebec's Gaspésie region. It was created in 1970 (making it Quebec's first national park) to protect the Notre-Dame Mountains. It covers an area of 244.8km2, including a marine strip of 4.4km2. The landscape features coastlines along the Atlantic Ocean, cliffs, salt marshes, beaches, dunes, forests and part of the Quebec Appalachians, home to over 225 species of birds and numerous mammals such as the black bear and beaver.
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Trail reviews for Forillon National Park
From the Forillon National Park Des Rosiers sector campground reception area to the Cap des Rosiers lighthouse and back. Fairly flat, with one lane for pedestrians and cyclists. Magnificent view of Cap Bon-Ami in the distance.
From the Petit Gaspé sector to the observation tower at the top of Mont St-Alban and back via the loop heading east. Superb views of Cap Forillon! Good elevation gain of 344 m.