Hotels in Gaspe Peninsula, Canada

The Gaspé Peninsula juts into the Gulf of St. Lawrence in eastern Quebec, famous for the massive limestone arch of Percé Rock and the seabird sanctuary on Bonaventure Island. Winters are cold (around 14°F/-10°C) and perfect for snowmobiling on the Chic-Choc Mountains, while summers are mild (68°F/20°C) and ideal for hiking the International Appalachian Trail or kayaking past the rock-you can even boat out to see northern gannets from May to October. If you visit in autumn, the fall colors along the Gaspé Coast are stunning, and you'll find fewer crowds at Forillon National Park.