Road and Gravel

Road and Gravel
Cycling
Printemps
Automne
Été

Forillon National Park

4 to 36.4 km

Cycle between sea and mountains on routes that reveal breathtaking panoramas. Whether you're looking for a short ride or a tougher challenge, Forillon offers a variety of routes that are worth every pedal stroke.

Discover the trails of Forillon National Park.

Gaspé Bay Tour

20 km - loop

A route popular with locals! This roadside route starts from the Tourist Information Office and runs along the bay, offering magnificent views throughout the journey. It's not an official bike path, but it's appreciated for its beauty and simplicity.

Gaspé - Haldimand Bike Path

21 km round trip

A dedicated bike path, perfect for families and leisurely rides. It connects the Tourist Information Office to Haldimand Beach, with the sea as a backdrop.

The Route Verte

71 km

From Rivière-au-Renard to Douglastown, this road follows the coastline, offering a succession of spectacular Gaspé panoramas. Some sections might be less comfortable due to the road conditions, so it's best to check the route before you go.

Rivière-au-Renard Bike Path

3.1 km

A cycling path connecting Rue du Banc to the Rue Bellefeuille area on Rivière-Morris hill, passing by the Rivière-au-Renard recreation center. Ideal for a short ride.

Our other activities

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Gaspé: A Sustainable Destination

Sustainable development at the heart of our destination

Escale Gaspé is committed to making sustainable development a central and cross-cutting element of its strategic planning. It aligns with Cruise the Saint Lawrence's Sustainable Development Strategy and shares its vision for the Saint Lawrence destination.

The cruise industry contributes to the socio-economic vitality of Quebec and its regions, while also participating in the preservation and regeneration of ecosystems. The Saint Lawrence destination offers a positive-impact, human, and sustainable experience, building bridges between visitors and host communities, maritime, tourism, and scientific stakeholders.

Escale Gaspé has taken action in recent years regarding sustainable tourism development. It has equipped its cruise terminal with waste sorting stations and a boutique showcasing local products. It also broadcasts educational content on sustainable and responsible tourism for cruise passengers via a screen located in its terminal.

The organization also launched its very first stakeholder consultation forum in spring 2025, regularly participates in the sustainable tourism best practices sharing community 'Les Courants Durables du Saint-Laurent', and is involved in a social acceptability campaign led by Cruise the Saint Lawrence.

Destination Gaspé's brand new, optimized website also helps stimulate the local economy and enhance the tourism offering by improving the visibility and attractiveness of local businesses. It provides a modern and engaging showcase on a centralized platform, while integrating rich content related to local stories and the region's unique cultural events.