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From Percé to:
Gaspé (segment 23)

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Segment 24: From Percé to Carleton

Percé

• Centre d'interprétation du Parc de conservation de l'Île-Bonaventure-et-du-Rocher-Percé
  Interpretation center offers information on history, vegetation, wildlife and natural phenomena in the Gulf of St. Lawrence.

• Mont Sainte-Anne hiking trails
  Observation of geological phenomena.

• Cruises
  Excursion to Île Bonaventure. Observation of marine mammals and bird colonies.

Parc de conservation de l'Île-Bonaventure-et-du-Rocher-Percé

Park located on an uninhabited island, flanked by steep cliffs, and home to exceptional vegetation and wildlife. Bird sanctuary with 50000 gannets. Nature observation. Hiking trails. The park also includes Rocher Percé, the famous limestone rock formation over 400 m (1,312 ft) long and 88 m (289 ft) high, pierced by erosion caused by the waves.

Paspébiac

• Le Banc-de-Paspébiac Historic Site
  Former base of cod dealers from the island of Jersey.

Bonaventure

• Musée acadien du Québec
  Museum housing an exhibit on the history of Québécois with Acadian roots.
  

New Richmond

• Centre d'interprétation de l'héritage britannique de la Gaspésie
  19th-century houses and furniture re-creating the history of the Loyalists.

Gesgapegiag

• Micmac Indian Reserve
  Church built in the shape of a wigwam. Native handicrafts.

Carleton

• Beach
  

• Mont Saint-Joseph
  Panoramic view from the mountain. Hiking trails.

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From Carleton to:
Sainte-Flavie (segment 25) Rivière-du-Loup (segment 26)

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