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Forillon National Park

A woman pushes another in a wheelchair on the compacted stone dust portion of the Prelude-à-Forillon trail. A picnic building can be seen in the background. A man pushes another man sitting in a wheelchair on the Du Banc trail. Behind them, we see the Cap-des-Rosiers lighthouse and red chairs. — Du Banc trail

A woman pushes another woman in a wheelchair over a wooden walkway at the Prélude-à-Forillon trail. The cliffs of Cap-Bon-Ami can be seen in the distance. — Prélude-à-Forillon trail

The majestic Cap-Bon-Ami juts out into the sea. — Cap-Bon-Ami

Part of the Visitor Information and Discovery Centre exhibit including the children's corner. — Visitor Information and Discovery Centre

Date modified :: 2023-03-17

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