Parc national Forillon

Forillon National Park, located at the northeast tip of the Gaspé Peninsula in Quebec, Canada, is a national park that offers a variety of experiences between sea, cliffs, and forest. The park has a fascinating history and is home to a diverse range of wildlife and flora. Visitors can watch whales, hike the Les Graves trail, climb to see lakes, or test their mettle against the crests of the Appalachians. The park also features the Grande-Grave National Heritage Site, which showcases the way of life of fishing families. Forillon National Park is an ideal relaxation destination for family or friends over a long weekend or longer. The park has three camping areas and offers various activities such as hiking, camping, kayaking, and more. The park is also home to a variety of wildlife, including sea birds, whales, seals, and woodland mammalian species. The park's history is also marked by the expropriation of 225 families in 1970, which is now recognized as an important part of the park's history