Owners Catherine and Gérard's love of local wild mushrooms is clear from their shop south of the city, which sells locally sourced mushrooms and products derived from them – tea, powders, jellies and the like – making for a unique slice of Gaspé terroir. Marché des Saveurs Gaspésiennes in town stocks their products, too.
Gaspésie Sauvage
Gaspé Peninsula
Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
8.26 MILES
This stunningly beautiful park on the Gaspé Peninsula's northeasternmost tip is a place where the mountains plunge directly into an ocean dotted with…
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Parc National de l'Île-Bonaventure-et-du-Rocher-Percé
17 MILES
This park encompasses both Rocher Percé and Île Bonaventure, as well as an interpretation center on the mainland. Some 15km of trails crisscross Île…
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19.68 MILES
Meeting the more than 100,000 gannets on green Île Bonaventure is a highlight of any Gaspé Peninsula experience. Boat operators sell tickets for trips to…
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17.2 MILES
The town's landmark attraction, this 88m-high, 475m-long chunk of multihued limestone has inspired descriptive entries in travel journals dating back to…
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7.84 MILES
This museum evokes the peninsula's maritime heritage through traditional exhibits and more contemporary multimedia activities. You might examine artifacts…
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Site d'Interpretation Micmac de Gespeg
11.93 MILES
This center explains the culture and history of the local Mi'kmaq group through an exhibition, English- and French-language tours, a recreated village and…
Nearby Gaspé Peninsula attractions
7.84 MILES
This museum evokes the peninsula's maritime heritage through traditional exhibits and more contemporary multimedia activities. You might examine artifacts…
8.26 MILES
This stunningly beautiful park on the Gaspé Peninsula's northeasternmost tip is a place where the mountains plunge directly into an ocean dotted with…
3. Site d'Interpretation Micmac de Gespeg
11.93 MILES
This center explains the culture and history of the local Mi'kmaq group through an exhibition, English- and French-language tours, a recreated village and…
4. Parc National de l'Île-Bonaventure-et-du-Rocher-Percé
17 MILES
This park encompasses both Rocher Percé and Île Bonaventure, as well as an interpretation center on the mainland. Some 15km of trails crisscross Île…
17.2 MILES
The town's landmark attraction, this 88m-high, 475m-long chunk of multihued limestone has inspired descriptive entries in travel journals dating back to…
19.68 MILES
Meeting the more than 100,000 gannets on green Île Bonaventure is a highlight of any Gaspé Peninsula experience. Boat operators sell tickets for trips to…