At the easternmost tip of what's now Forillon National Park, you'll find a breathtaking spit of land where the French and native Mi'kmaq languages meet. On this adventure, set off in search of a place called "The End of the World", as you hike to one of the most stunning scenic lookouts not just in Québec, but in all of Canada. Along the way, learn about the significance of "The End of the World", and how it ultimately let to the naming of the entire Gaspé Peninsula as La Gaspésie.

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0:00 Intro
0:43 The Day's Overview
1:22 Forillon National Park South Sector
3:44 Short Drive from South Sector to North Sector
4:03 Hike to the End of the World at the North Sector
7:57 How Gaspé Got Its Name
8:49 French vs. English Use at Forillon National Park
9:50 View of the End of the World from the Beach
11:34 Up Next: Gaspésie National Park