Geopark - Pavilion Tektonik

Hard to beat the scenery. Even off season when 90% of the town is shut down it's still a fun place to visit.

I went hiking and zip-lining there and it was awesome! There are so many trails. You need to spend a whole day there I'd say.

View is worth it staff is so friendly they have bus facility charge around 6 $ per person to reach bridge

It is a great campsite with good water and reliable electricity. I liked the staff at check-in. The problem is this “dude” who drives the shuttle and washes it every day at the RV dump site: bring your rubber boots because there is always a puddle of waste water in the stone dust which is like cement when you tread it inside your clean RV. So I figure I would ask him to do it somewhere else and he pretty_much tells me to F-off! I tell the nice friendly lady at the reservation counter and she talks to him……he continues to do this every day, and when he sees me, he does it for a lot longer……shame he spoiled it for me. There could have been such an easy fix! Oh, the Geoparc wifi works everywhere, but campers can’t use it: we have to use an extremely poor wifi available only in a weird shelter structure.

This park offers kilometers of hiking trails on a rather rough terrain. It wanders on the side of the mountain, which makes it more challenging as you will encounter some significant elevations, going from water level to several hundred feet. At the same time the view points are wonderful and on a beautiful day you can expect some fantastic sceneries as showed on my pictures, all the way to the Percé Rock. The multiple belvederes will give you a 240 degree view of the surrounding bay.There is a grotto in the park that you can access through a trail (follow signs) and also a glass platform that you can go to (tickets cost extra and must be purchased at the Pavilion). It provides a nice view on the Rock and the bay area, facing east. Quite the thrill too to be standing on a glass floor!Definitely a park to hike, although do keep in mind it's quite demanding due to the elevation and rugged terrain.

Starting point for shuttle to the viewing platform. Plenty of paid parking. Many amazing forest trails and viewpoints

We visited this place when it first open in 2017. There is a navette that can bring you up if you are not able to do the hike. The hike is beautiful, the trail is very lush. We even found picnic tables inside. Directions are clear and the paths are well marked. Once you are on the platform the view is breathtaking and amazing! There are chairs and a small bar for drinks. We would definitely go again!

The park was amazing! My family did not expect the attraction and the camping site itself. The best part is the suspended glass platform that took our breath away. Not for faint of heart and afraid of heights. You can either hike it to the top or via a shuttle for a fee. A good vantage point of Perce, QC too!

Free and well maintained hiking trails. Great outdoor activity for families, the terrace ($) is well worth going up the mountain!

Visited during off season (November). They are definitely investing a lot in making the area more tourist friendly, with great signals, buildings and organized areas.The trails have little information boards sharing quick facts of the region history! + there are boards to protect and preserve nature.Definitely would visit again ☺️