09/03/2026
Why did “just one more lookout” become a dangerous phrase on this Québec road trip?
Ole and Danielle’s Fraserway RV journey continues along a spectacular 230-kilometre stretch from Sainte-Anne-des-Monts to Cap-des-Rosiers, at the gateway to Forillon National Park.
From Ole’s Road Trip Diary:
“Right after Sainte-Anne-des-Monts, Route 132 builds into a full-blown coastal crescendo. From here on, the ancient Appalachians crash headlong into the vast Gulf of St. Lawrence.
With every bend, the cliffs rise higher, the sea opens wider, and another lighthouse appears like a marker in a spectacular maritime opera. The visual drama is almost surreal: the road is squeezed between rock and water, the forest tumbles toward the Gulf, and fishing villages cling to the shore.
In some places, the highway runs so close to the water that stiff winds spray sea foam right across your windshield. For Danielle and me, this was the kind of road where ‘just one more lookout’ became a dangerous phrase, because the view around the next curve was always even better!”
Swipe through for historic lighthouses, fresh Gaspésie seafood and an evening at Camping des Ancêtres in L’Anse-à-Valleau.
Stay tuned for the next chapter of Ole and Danielle’s Québec road trip.
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