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Gîte du Mont-Albert dining room

The hotel’s cuisine features tasty dishes epitomizing the very best in regional culinary arts. A great admirer of Québec food producers and processors, our new chef Jean-Alexandre Dubé makes it a point to showcase quality ingredients picked, raised, caught or created here. Inspired by the hotel’s majestic setting, he draws on his experience to offer a fresh and innovative cuisine.

Gîte du Mont-Albert bistro-bar

For a relaxed atmosphere, opt for the hotel’s bistro-bar with fireplace. In addition to offering lunch and dinner, the bistro-bar is an ideal place to pause and admire the majestic mountain view while enjoying a glass of wine or a local microbrew. Specialty coffees and slushes are also available.

Packed lunches

What could be better than a freshly prepared lunch to replenish your strength on a mountain outing? Our team of cooks will be happy to prepare a meal for you to take on a hike in the park.

Mont-Albert sector (accessible year-round)

• Option 1: Take Route 132 to Sainte-Anne-des-Monts, then head south on Route 299 (40 km) until you reach the Discovery and Visitors Centre.
• Option 2: Take Route 132 to New Richmond, then head north on Route 299 (100 km) until you reach the Discovery and Visitors Centre.

Lac-Cascapédia Registration Centre (not accessible in the winter)

• Option 1: Take Route 132 to Sainte-Anne-des-Monts, then head south on Route 299 (22 km). Turn onto Route 11 (gravel road) and drive for 10 km.
• Option 2: Take Route 132 to New Richmond, then head north on Route 299 (116 km). Turn onto Route 11 (gravel road) and drive for 10 km.

Mont-Jacques-Cartier Registration Centre (not accessible in the winter)

• Option 1: Take Route 132 to Mont-Sainte-Pierre. Turn onto Route 2 (gravel road) and drive for 27 km.
• Option 2: Take Route 132 to Sainte-Anne-des-Monts, then head south on Route 299 (40 km) until you reach the Discovery and Visitors Centre. Turn onto Route 16 (gravel road) and drive for 42 km.
• Option 3: Take Route 132 to New Richmond, then head north on Route 299 (100 km) until you reach the Discovery and Visitors Centre. Turn onto Route 16 (gravel road) and drive for 42 km.

Affiliations

• Parcs Québec network (SÉPAQ)
• Tourisme Gaspésie
• Québec Hiking Federation (FQM)
• Camping Québec
• International Appalachian Trails (SIA-IAT)