Mont Sainte-Anne

Mont Sainte-Anne reaches an elevation of 340 meters above sea level and consists primarily of conglomerate rock formations in the Quebec region.

The mountain has maintained its geological composition through centuries, serving as a natural landmark for maritime navigation in the Saint Lawrence Gulf.

The mountain trails preserve the names of local pioneers who established the first routes, reflecting the connection between the land and early settlers.

The summit offers multiple access points through a network of marked trails, accommodating different hiking abilities and providing rest areas along the paths.

From the summit, visitors can observe both the Saint Lawrence River and the surrounding Gaspé Peninsula while standing on conglomerate rock formations.

Location: Percé

Elevation above the sea: 340 m

Made from material: conglomerate

GPS coordinates: 48.52128,-64.23536

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:49