Discover Canadian National Parks: Forillon National Park - Quebec (1970)

Forillon National Park is located on the Gaspe Peninsula of Quebec and was established in 1970.

The park is situated at the meeting point of the forest and the sea, making it a spectacular spot for wildlife viewing.

The park is home to a variety of animals such as moose, fox, lynx, black bears, and more than 260 species of birds.

Visitors can explore the area by hiking, kayaking, and whale watching.

There are 3 distinct ecosystems in the park: cliffs and shoreline, boreal forest, and dunes.

Summer is the best time to visit, as the park is alive with wildflowers and babbling brooks.

The park also has an interesting history, as it was once home to the Mi'kmaq First Nations and the first settlers of Gaspe.

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