PARC NATIONAL DE LA GASPÉSIE DISCOVERY GUIDE 2018
WELCOME TO THE PARK This sea of mountains has been chiselled by glaciers and is festooned with stone fields, high plateaus, ridges and deep valleys. The wildlife and flora evoke thoughts of the Arctic. Parc national de la Gaspésie is an exceptional hiking destination in Quebec. It was established in 1937 to permanently protect the endangered Gaspésie caribou and to preserve the beauty of Mont Albert, the McGerrigle Mountains and the salmon in Rivière Sainte-Anne. The park s high-altitude peaks have a signicant effect on local climate and landscape, giving rise to a rich diversity of species unique to Québec and even the world. Arctic-alpine plants and tundra landscapes are the preferred habitat of the park s herds of caribou, which represents the last of their species south of the Fleuve Saint-Laurent Immoderation greets the eye in all directions. Find out more at sepaq.com/gaspesie RANGI THE CARIBOU THE GASPÉSIE CARIBOU: PARK EMBLEM As the main reason for creating Parc national de la Gaspésie, this noble ambassador reflects the ecological integrity of the Gaspésie mountains. Designated as a severely endangered species, the Gaspésie caribou is closely tied to a mountain range of coniferous forest, which provides plentiful food and shelter. Although herd numbers are low, you can spot them quite easily, especially on Mont Jacques-Cartier. ANNUAL QUÉBEC NATIONAL PARKS CARD Québec s national parks offer a one-of-a-kind experience. Explore this exceptional world of nature with the Annual Québec National Parks Card, featuring: Unlimited access to ALL national parks for 12 full months Many exclusive benefits, including a free night of camping Details at sepaq.com/parkscard 2
MUST-DOS SUR LA PISTE DES CARIBOUS Discover the woodland caribou of the Parc national de la Gaspésie by observing them and collecting field data in the company of a knowledgeable park warden-naturalist. With our Grand air (Great Outdoors) and Grand confort (Great Comfort) packages, you re sure to have a great experience helping to protect this unique and endangered population. Activity fee. A MONT JACQUES-CARTIER With some of the best caribou habitat in the Gaspésie and reaching 1,270 metres in elevation, Mont Jacques-Cartier is a true change of scenery. The alpine climate and vegetation brings the experience of the Far North to southern Québec. The threatened woodland caribou population lives out much of its life cycle above the timberline on these mountains. B MONT ERNEST-LAFORCE This hike gives easy access to the area s most beautiful panoramas. The views of the Mont Albert plateau and the Vallée du Diable are breathtaking. Surrounded by a sea of mountains, you can identify the main hikeable peaks. This trail is one of the best places to see moose, as it leads through the heart of their habitat. C LAC CASCAPÉDIA The largest lake in the park has much to offer outdoor enthusiasts. Early in the season, anglers appreciate the lake s cold waters for brook trout and Arctic char fishing. Starting June 23, visitors can also enjoy water sports on the lake. Rent a canoe, paddle boat, recreational kayak or paddle board at the on-site rental facility, then head out to explore the lake s four kilometres and observe the wildlife on its shores. D MONT OLIVINE (SNOWSHOES) This hike leads to the most beautiful panoramas in this sector of the park, with great views of the Mont Albert plateau, the Vallée du Diable and the Rivière Sainte-Anne valley. The view of Mont Albert is really worth it. E LAC AUX AMÉRICAINS (SKIS) A true delight, the scenery around the Lac aux Américains is among the most beautiful in the Parc national de la Gaspésie. After a 10-kilometre jaunt on cross-country skis, you ll find a landscape sculpted by glaciers thousands of years ago. This is definitively one of the best crosscountry skiing trails in the park! F 3
Saint-Annedes-Monts (40 km) Passerelle aux saumons La Saillie Mont Albert Camping La Rivière Rivière Sainte-Anne MONT-ALBERT AREA 14 La Vallée 2 Pavillon du Caribou Gîte du Mont-Albert 132 La Lucarne S.I.A. Rivière Sainte-Anne Nord-Est Fleuve Saint-Laurent Sainte-Annedes-Monts Registration centre / Information Shelter Bus / Shuttle Self registration post Semi-serviced camping Rustic camping Canoeing Cabin Rustic accommodation Hotels Picnic Food services Observation site Parking lot Telephone Observation tower R d N L R T In S W E C E Chute Sainte- Anne 299 Passerelle des eaux-vives S.I.A. Chute du Diable 0 100 200 300 400 m La Lucarne 16 Ruisseau Isabelle (8 km) New Richmond (100 km) Lac aux Américains 7 km Mont Ernest-Laforce 9 km Mont Jacques-Cartier 41 km Camping du Mont-Albert Le Geai Gris La Buse Le Faucon Le Corbeau Le Harfang L'Arlequin Le Bruant Rivière Sainte-Anne Le Kalmia 299 To Sainte-Anne-des-Monts 22,8 km Le Huard Pic de L'Aube 920 m Le Saule Pic du Brûlé 790 m Lac Gouache La Boussole 11 110 Le Pet M du 9 Réserve écologique Fernald Mont Logan 1150 m Mont des Loupes 1076 m Deuxième lac des Îles La Nyctale La Chouette Lac Chic Le Carouge Le Guet Lac Noir Lac Paul La Mésange Lac du Pic Lac Cascapédia Petit lac Cascapédia Rivière-Cascapédia 11 D La Paruline Camping du Lac-Cascapédia Auberge de Montagne des Chic-Chocs Sentier international des Appalaches Le Ruisseau-Bascon Réserve faunique de Matane Cette carte intègre de l information géographique de source gouvernementale. Pour des besoins de représentation, certaines données ont subi des transformations et des adaptations qui ont pu modifier la donnée originale. Données originales utilisées Années Banque de données Sépaq 2018 Cartes topographiques à l'échelle de 1/20 000 1992-2002 Source des données utilisées Ministère de l Énergie et des Ressources naturelles Gouvernement du Québec
ecreational vehicle umping station ational park boundary and shuttle oad network rail ternational Appalachian Trail ummit ildlife reserve boundary cological reserve onservation zone Sentier international des Appalaches Lac à Claude Lac du Syndicat 14 Les Cabourons To Mont-Saint-Pierre 27 km 2 Réserve faunique des Chic-Chocs Lacs Boisbuisson xtreme conservation zone Petit lac Marsoui Gîte du Mont-Albert Camping du Mont-Jacques-Cartier Abri-bus Mont des Pics 910 m Lac de la Branche Nord La Grande- Fosse Rivière Sainte-Anne Le Roselin Le Pergélisol La Camarine A B Lac du Vieillard Mont Jacques-Cartier 1270 m Éole it-saut ont Milieu 50 m La Fougère Lac Manni Camping de la Rivière Le Rabougris Belvédère Le Versant Sommet Albert Sud 1154 m Lac Isabelle Chute du Sommet Diable Albert Nord 1088 m La Serpentine Ruisseau- Isabelle Mont Hog's Back 830 m E Mont Olivine 670 m 299 14 Camping du Mont-Albert C 16 Mont Ernest-Laforce 820 m Lac aux Américains Champs-de-Mars 700 m F Le Brûlé Mont Xalibu 1140 m Mont Joseph-Fortin 1140 m Mont Richardson 1180 m Ruisseau-du-Castor Réserve faunique des Chic-Chocs Mont Blanche-Lamontagne 940 m Le Tétras Petit lac Madeleine 16 Lac Madeleine Lac Long To New Richmond 92 km To Murdochville Route du Lac-Sainte-Anne 0 2 4 6 8 Km
DISCOVER OUR TRAILS TRAIL Chute Sainte-Anne A scenic lookout over the waterfall on Rivière Sainte-Anne also offers great views of the north slope of Mont Albert. Elevation change: minor. Belvédère de La Lucarne After the Chute Sainte-Anne and a short climb, the Lucarne lookout offers a beautiful view of the Rivière Sainte-Anne valley. Elevation change: 80 metres. La Saillie A lookout offers views of the McGerrigle mountains, the Gîte du Mont Albert, and the Rivère Sainte-Anne valley. Elevation change: 190 metres. La chute du Diable Hiking through old cedar forests along the Rivière Sainte- Anne, you ll pass near the Sainte-Anne waterfall. The trail leads to a lookout over the Diable falls. Elevation change: 120 metres. Abris de La Serpentine The fi rst part of this hike leads to the Chute du Diable (falls), continuing with a climb to Lac du Diable. A little further on, you reach the Serpentine shelter at the foot of Mont Albert s vast glacial basins. Elevation change: 360 metres. Le mont Olivine The treeless ridge offers magnifi cent vistas of Mont Albert and its renowned Grande Cuve glacial basin. Elevation change: 450 metres. Le mont Albert (north slope) A steady climb leads to the summit of Mont Albert, surrounded by a 13-square-kilometre treeless plateau. The extraordinary vistas will reward your efforts. Elevation change: 850 metres. Le tour du mont Albert First the trail climbs to the summit, then crosses the plateau before leading to a steep descent to the foot of the Grande Cuve, then take a rocky trail to the Serpentine shelter and return to the. Elevation change: 870 metres. Le lac aux Américains The ideal trail for the family. No matter the time of day, the cirque or glacial basin at Lac aux Américains is spectacular. Elevation change: 80 metres. Le mont Ernest-Laforce A perfect hike for the family, the summit provides a 360-degree panorama, including particularly stunning views of Mont Albert and the nearby mountains. Elevation change: 155 metres. Le mont Jacques-Cartier This is the easiest way to get a taste of the Far North! The landscape here has large expanses of alpine tundra where caribou are often seen. Elevation change: 465 metres. Le mont Xalibu From Lac aux Américains, the trail leads through a forested area before reaching the tundra. The rocky trail and amazing lookouts offer a complete change of scene! Elevation change: 540 metres. Le mont Joseph-Fortin A steady climb leads to a taiga-like plateau. The spur trail to the Falaise (cliff) is a must. A loop trail circles the plateau, offering lots of great vantage points. Elevation change: 490 metres. Le mont Richardson First leading to the top of Mont Joseph-Fortin, the trail then descends a pass before climbing to the summit of Mont Richardson where you can enjoy the breathtaking 360-degree views. Elevation change: 705 metres. La rivière Cascapédia Explore the headwaters of one of the Gaspésie s largest rivers, the Cascapédia. It is here that its fi rst major tributary, the Ruisseau aux Saumons, joins the river. Little elevation change. Le pic du Brûlé This largely forested trail has many scenic lookouts offering dramatic views of the wall of the Chic-Chocs range and the St. Lawrence valley. Elevation change: 430 metres. Le pic de l Aube This trail follows an old logging road with a steady climb up moderate slopes, leading to the Pic de l Aube at the summit of the Chic-Chocs wall. Elevation change: 370 metres. Abri de la Serpentine The trail follows a road built by prospectors through forest that rapidly becomes less dense. The shelter is at the foot of Mont Albert s vast glacial basins. Elevation change: 260 metres. Le mont Olivine A trail with a comfortable walking surface leads to a treeless summit with a fantastic view of Mont Albert. Elevation change: 365 metres. DISTANCE AND DURATION* 1.7 km 2.5 km circuit 3.4 km 7 km 12.6 km 11.5 km 11.4 km 17.4 km circuit 2.6 km 4.5 km circuit 8.3 km 10.7 km 9.8 km 11.5 km 1.7 km 13.2 km circuit 11.8 km 9.8 km 8.6 km 30 minutes DIFFICULTY E 1 hour E 1 hour 30 min. I 3 hours I 4 hours D 4 hours D 5 hours Ex 6-8 hours 1 hour 30 min. Ex E 2 hours I 4-5 hours 5-6 hours D D 4 hours D 6 hours Ex 45 minutes E 5 hours D 4 hours D 3 hours 30 min. 4 hours D I DEPARTURE POINT the McGerrigles sector (route 16) the McGerrigles sector (route 16) the McGerrigles sector (route 16) the McGerrigles sector (route 16) the McGerrigles sector (route 16) the McGerrigles sector (route 16) the Lac Cascapédia sector (route 11) the Lac Cascapédia sector (route 11) the Lac Cascapédia sector (route 11) Ruisseau Isabelle parking lot Ruisseau Isabelle parking lot DATES Year round 1 Year round 1 Year round 1 Year round 1 Year round 1 Year round 1 June 9 to September 30 June 9 to September 30 May 1 to November 30 2 May 1 to November 30 2 June 24 to September 30 June 9 to September 30 May 1 to November 30 2 May 1 to November 30 2 June 1 to October 8 June 1 to October 8 June 1 to October 8 Year round 1 Year round 1 Hiking Self-guided Family experience E: easy I: intermediate D: difficult Ex: expert * The indicated duration and difficulty are for information purposes only and apply to the summer season. 1 Depending on snow conditions 2 Depending on access via Route 16 6
THE LARGEST NATURE AND OUTDOOR NETWORK IN QUÉBEC The exceptional territories of Sépaq, including 24 national parks, are privileged destinations where you can enjoy all the benefits of an intimate contact with nature. Here s a special invitation from us to you: come relax at the heart of an authentic natural world that s the pride and joy of Quebecers! 24 NATIONAL PARKS 14 WILDLIFE RESERVES 8 TOURIST ESTABLISHMENTS SÉPAQ ANTICOSTI Discover all our destinations at sepaq.com Sept-Îles Natashquan Chibougamau Port-Menier AIGUEBELLE Rouyn-Noranda Val-d Or OPÉMICAN La Tuque QUÉBEC POINTE-TAILLON MONTS-VALIN Saguenay Rivièredu-Loup HAUTES-GORGES-DE- LA-RIVIÈRE-MALBAIE GRANDS-JARDINS FJORD-DU- SAGUENAY Rimouski PARC MARIN DU SAGUENAY Tadoussac SAINT-LAURENT BIC LAC-TÉMISCOUATA Matane St.Lawrence River GASPÉSIE MIGUASHA Gaspé Percé ANTICOSTI ÎLE-BONAVENTURE- ET-DU-ROCHER-PERCÉ Gulf of St.Lawrence Mont-Laurier JACQUES-CARTIER Québec PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND ONTARIO Ottawa MONT-TREMBLANT Trois- Rivières Mont-Tremblant ÎLES-DE- BOUCHERVILLE OKA YAMASKA PLAISANCE Montréal MONT- SAINT- BRUNO Sherbrooke MONT-ORFORD FRONTENAC MONT-MÉGANTIC UNITED STATES NEW BRUNSWICK NOVA SCOTIA QUÉBEC NATIONAL PARKS DAY September 8, 2018 SÉPAQ WINTER DAY January 26, 2019 BOUTIQUES Don t forget to visit our boutiques for a souvenir! Profits are fully reinvested in Québec s national parks 7
DISCOVERY TIME RENCONTRES AU SOMMET The caribou is one of the reasons the Parc national de la Gaspésie exists and one of its most important features. Every effort must be done to save this priceless shared treasure. Come discover the park s ambassador, this ally facing a precarious fate. Multimedia presentation at the amphitheatre AU FIL DE L EAU Allow me to introduce you to the largest lake in the park, Lac Cascapédia. A healthy young lake with a personality of its own! Head out in a rabaska to discover its fascinating ecosystems. Limited space, registration required. Adults: $15 CIRCUIT LOGAN (WINTER) Adventure awaits on this expedition leading to one of the most beautiful summits in the park. The trail passes alternately through forest and alpine environments. Five days of long ski treks. Four overnights in trail huts. Baggage transport (one piece of luggage per person) 8
MONT JACQUES-CARTIER: A GETAWAY IN A PROTECTED ENVIRONMENT Mont Jacques-Cartier is a critical habitat in the home range of the Gaspé caribou, and it is here that visitors have the best chance of seeing them. DEPARTURE POINT DESTINATION DEPARTURE TIME RETURN TIME ROUNDTRIP FARE PERIOD Public transportation Mont Jacques-Cartier trailhead 9 a.m. 4 p.m. $18.00/adult Free/children accompanied by an adult $13.50/child Every day from June 24 to September 3 Weekends only from September 4 to 30 Sainte-Anne-des-Monts Tourist Welcome Bureau 8 a.m. 5 p.m. $7.50/adult Free/children accompanied by an adult $5.75/child Every day from June 24 to September 3 Weekends only from September 4 to 30 Shuttle required Mont Jacques-Cartier Information Kiosk Mont Jacques-Cartier trailhead 10 a.m. 10:30 a.m. 11 a.m. 11:30 a.m. noon 2:15 p.m. 3 p.m. 3:30 p.m. 4 p.m. $7.50/adult Free/children accompanied by an adult $5.75/child June 24 to September 30 The following rules govern access to Mont Jacques-Cartier: Going off marked trails is prohibited. Hiking on the Mont Jacques-Cartier trail is authorised only from June 24 to September 30 inclusively. Hiking on trail is authorised only between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. (It is forbidden to begin your hike before the authorized time). Departures are not permitted after noon. A park warden makes sure these rules are respected. LA VALLÉE DES ROIS The dynamic ecosystem of the boreal forest is the habitat of the majestic moose, king of the forest. Accompanied by a park-ranger naturalist, you ll learn why the Parc national de la Gaspésie is home to one of the highest densities of moose in Québec. As we explore a part of its realm, you may be lucky enough to spot one. Limited space, registration required. Adults: $ 9
PIC DE L AUBE On this trail through the famous Chic-Choc massif, you will cross remnants of oldgrowth forest to reach the summit of these all-but-impassable ramparts. This natural aerial vantage point offers incomparable views of an infinite horizon where the bluish hues of the distant mountains blend into those of the sky. The trailhead is 18.9 kilometres west of the Lac Cascapédia campground on Route 11. MONT ALBERT Mont Albert is an extraordinary oasis in the vast balsam fir and white birch forest of the Gaspé Peninsula. It is one of the few places in the world where serpentinite, a brownishorange rock, is exposed aboveground. Certain plants have developed adaptations to its extremely alkaline soils rich in heavy metals, which is why many rare plants grow in this area, including two that are only found here. Trailhead across from the Discovery and and the Gîte du Mont-Albert. RIVIÈRE CASCAPÉDIA (FAMILY) The whole family can enjoy this brand new trail offering tranquillity in the heart of the wilderness. In an enchanting setting on the banks of an internationally renowned salmon river, it is the ideal place for picnics, quiet contemplation and wildlife watching. The trailhead is 8.5 kilometres west of the Lac Cascapédia campground on Route 11. 10
SLEEPING UNDER THE STARS Spend the night with us and enjoy the park to the fullest. You ll have your base camp and discover the territory at your leisure, all the while having a front-row seat to check out the wildlife in its natural habitat! Visitors can choose among several types of accommodations and packages: Serviced campgrounds Ready-to-camp Rustic camping Huts Lac Cascapédia Cabins Gîte du Mont-Albert (inn and cottages) BEGINNING OF BOOKINGS 2019 SEASON Cabin, rustic shelter, and yurt April 28, 2018 (summer) and September 18, 2018 (fall/winter) Camping and ready-to-camp October 28, 2018 1-800-665-6527 sepaq.com FAMILY FUN IS HERE! HERE ARE A FEW EXTRAS WE HAVE IN PLACE FOR YOU TO SIMPLIFY YOUR LIFE AND TO HELP YOU SAVE MONEY. Photo : Mathieu Dupuis For your children 17 years of age and under FREE ACCESS to national parks EQUIPMENT LOAN* for the outdoors ACTIVITIES varied and rewarding *Limited quantities available Look out for this marker which identifies the ideal family experiences. Discover all our family destinations at sepaq.com/family ACCESSORIES* on loan for young children OUR TOP PICKS AT PARC NATIONAL DE LA GASPÉSIE Take a look at our not-to-be-missed offers: popular activities, trails to discover with your family, and cosy spots for a stay. Hiking and picnicking at Lac aux Américans Paddleboat on Lac Cascapédia Evening talks at the amphitheatre Picnic on the banks of Rivière Cascapédia 11
CONSERVE FOR TOMORROW ENVIRONMENTAL DNA, A REVOLUTIONARY TOOL Our mission is to permanently protect the species that call the park home. But to do so, we need to thoroughly understand them, so our actions won t compromise their survival or the ecosystems they use. Studying components of the environment can be very labour-intensive, but now, by collecting and carefully analysing the DNA in water samples, we can determine whether a species is present. This technique is being used to detect Barrow s Goldeneye nesting around almost-inaccessible lakes high in the Chic-Chocs. To find out more: http://www.spygen.com/fr/technologies/ nos-references/ (French only) To protect them, we need to thoroughly understand them, so our actions won t compromise their survival or the ecosystems they use. IT S OFFICIAL: THE GOLDEN EAGLE BREEDS IN THE PARC NATIONAL DE LA GASPÉSIE. Nesting of the golden eagle within the territory of the park was confirmed on June 16, 2004. Since then, we ve made new discoveries, such as finding a new nest in the Mont Albert sector in 2016. The story of this species is just one example of our park wardens constant efforts to improve our knowledge of the park s natural heritage and share it with our visitors. It is just one of the many wonderful treasures you can discover in this magnificent park. To learn more, take part in Des trésors à partager, a fun discovery activity. 12
WE RE RESTORING THE HOME OF THE CARIBOU Caribou are known to be highly sensitive to habitat disturbance. Over the years, the forest has become younger and more fragmented, changing the habitat and making it more suitable for other species, particularly coyotes and moose. A major road closure project was started in 2017 and will be completed this year. No less than 35,000 trees will be planted to restore a portion of the caribou s home. Over the years, the forest has become younger and more fragmented, changing the habitat and making it more suitable for caribou predators. EFFECTIVE ACTION? Habitat preservation is widely acknowledged to be the key to the survival of endangered species. To find out whether efforts to restore the habitat of the Gaspésie caribou are truly effective, a monitoring program has been developed and implemented in 2018. Several dozens of surveillance cameras will be distributed across the park s territory to quantify how the restored and unrestored roads are used, particularly by caribou predators. Habitat preservation is widely acknowledged to be the key to the survival of endangered species. HURRAY FOR TECHNOLOGY! The Gaspésie caribou population has been monitored annually since 1983. Every year, a helicopter flies over the park to estimate the number of individual animals. The Mont Logan area is highly forested, making it very difficult to see and count the caribou there. However, based on known parameters such as the speed of caribou movements and the area covered by the 60 surveillance cameras, we can accurately estimate the number of caribou. CAMERA 1 06 JUL 2015 02:22 pm The Gaspésie caribou population has been monitored annually since 1983. We currently estimate the population at 75 individuals. 13
PLAY IT SAFE Photo : Steve Deschênes, Parc national des Grands-Jardins Sépaq s mission is to ensure the widest possible access to Québec s most beautiful natural treasures. Sépaq is committed to the safety of its visitors and urges you to play it safe! Preparing yourself adequately is the first step in the safe and enjoyable practice of your favourite activities. YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY and risk management is an integral part of your experience. Before leaving for an excursion, MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE SKILLS AND ABILITIES REQUIRED to practice your chosen activity AND RESPECT YOUR PHYSICAL LIMITS. Your outing should leave you with nothing but pleasant memories. There are a number of organizations that can help you plan your activities safely. Do not hesitate to contact them. We also invite you to consult our safety guides for Sépaq activities on our website at REMINDERS During your visit to a national park, you must always carry your entry fee receipt or your annual entry card. To preserve our natural riches, you are not allowed to remove any natural elements (animals, plants, dead wood, rocks, etc.). Please also keep to established hiking trails to avoid trampling flora. sepaq.com/security CHECKLIST Animals find all they need to eat in nature. Feeding wildlife can be very damaging. Keep food or garbage out of reach of animals. BEFORE YOU LEAVE HOME Plan on going with at least one other person. Check the weather report. Pack water and food, even if the activity is only for a few hours. See that you have appropriate clothing and footwear for anticipated weather conditions. Let somebody know the exact location of your destination and the time you plan to return home ONCE YOU ARE ON SITE Do not rely on your cellphone. Check how much time it will take to complete your activity. Obey signs and notices, including bans on open fires. WHEN YOU GET BACK Once you have completed your activity, make sure that you report to our staff anything wrong or any damage or problems you encountered. We ask you to carry out all your garbage. Domestic animals are not accepted in Québec s national parks. However, guide dogs and service dogs are admitted. PILOT PROJECT AUTHORIZING DOGS A pilot project is in place authorizing the presence of dogs in FRONTENAC, JACQUES-CARTIER and OKA national parks. As of May 18, 2018, the project will be expanded to include AIGUEBELLE and LAC-TÉMISCOUATA national parks. Please read the applicable rules and authorized places at sepaq.com/animals. 14 IN CASE OF EMERGENCY: 911 SÛRETÉ DU QUÉBEC: 310-4141 (general number) / * 4141 (for cellphones) * Where cellphone networks are available. The costs and expenses incurred in conducting search and rescue operations are the responsibility of the benefi ciary. You can obtain protection against these risks from an insurer. Parc national de la Gaspésie 1981, route du parc Sainte-Anne-des-Monts (Québec) G4V 2E4 Information: 418-763-7494 Reservation: 1-800-665-6527 Email: parc.gaspesie@sepaq.com sepaq.com/gaspesie www.facebook.com/parcnationaldelagaspesie #parcnationalgaspesie Legal Deposit: 2018 Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec Photos: Mathieu Charland, Steve Deschênes, Denis Desjardins, Mathieu Dupuis, Alain Gagnon, Jean-Pierre Gagnon, Philippe Henry, Claude Isabel, Marc L Italien
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