Touring the Gaspé Peninsula – The History of an Epic Road Trip

Touring the Gaspé Peninsula – The History of an Epic Road Trip

Jardins de Métis / Reford Gardens 2019
Topics
Cultures, Heritage, History, Indigenous, Industry

Internationally renowned for the breathtaking scenery along its 885 km looping route that follows the coast, the Gaspé tour has been attracting visitors for over 90 years. Through period photos, personal accounts and newspaper clippings, discover the epic history of this sightseeing circuit that has long been a major holiday destination.

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