More gaspé vacation pics
Pointe à la Renommé lighthouse is also VGF - the world's first maritime-radio station (built by Marconi) |
We just came back from a family vacation there and loved every minute of it. Even though it wasn't a bike-based vacation, there was a bit of biking. And a lot of awesome scenery, and plenty of eating delicious fresh local seafood. The five national Parks in the region (we are including Bic provincial park even though it is slightly outside the Gaspé region) are all spectacular destinations.
Rock garden in garden competition at Jardin Métis |
Prince of Maguisha fossil is 370 million years old |
A few exotic bikes parked at Reford Gardens |
Bike tourist road hogs |
"corrected" statue of Réné Levesque in his hometown of New Carlyle |
Fully loaded tourer zigging his fully loaded bike up a hill |
Magnificently restored covered bridge on Matapedia river. |
Submarine tours (inside and out) are now available at Pointe au Pere in Rimouski |
L'Anse au Griffon was where we rented an appartment for a week |
On the way to the Cap Gaspé lighthouse in Parc Forillon |
Cap Gaspé lighthouse is at Land's End |
Surprisingly a Mazda Miata can be used for a gaspé bike vacation |
Shrimp poutine at Brise-Bise in Gaspé |
Route Verte #1 south from L'Anse au Griffon passes through Parc Forillon on Portage trail |
Boat tour to Ile Bonaventure gannet bird sanctuary includes drive past famous Roché Percé |
100,000 northern Gannets happily reproducing the species |
Shrimp in a cup in Riviere au Renard only cost $2.25 |
Matane shrimp roll in Pointe au Renard only cost 4.50 |
Another important and mandatory tourist stop is Reford Gardens/Jardin de Métis |
This dog at Reford Gardens has a twin behind Montreal's Place des Arts |
The garden at Reford Gardens is the best we've ever seen |
One of a million beautiful blosoms at Reford gardens |
Ste-Flavie has these floating sculptures |
Ste-Flavie also has these sea-escaping sculptures |
Lighthouse at Pointe-au-Pere |
Typical Gaspésie Rt 132 hillscape |
Covered bridge at Grande Vallée |
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