Fort Peninsula underground fortifications
Forillon National Park
Partial closure of the Fort Peninsula heritage site
Due to work being carried out at the Fort Peninsula heritage site, the defence battery (tunnels) is closed until further notice. The parking lot, trails and service building remain accessible during the opening season (June to October).
Fort Peninsula was designed, among other things, to protect the Bay of Gaspé from submarines attack.
Discover a little-known episode of World War II. Fort Peninsula is the only World War II shore battery that has been completely preserved and that is open to the public in Quebec.
The site also features a picnic area and toilet to enhance your visit.
Endroit : Fort Peninsula, on Route 132 near Penouille
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