Géoparc de Percé Glass Platform
Plateforme vitrée suspendue du Géoparc de Percé
A U-shaped glass viewing platform suspended 200 metres above the cliffs, with forest and bay below and a direct view of Perce Rock.
Percé is Canada's first UNESCO Global Geopark (2018), and its highlight is the glass viewing platform perched on the side of Mont Sainte-Anne, about 200 metres above the ground. From here you get panoramic views of the village of Percé, Perce Rock and Bonaventure Island. Shuttles run from the Geopark's visitor centre in town, or you can hike up the trail. There is also a canopy walkway and a zipline on site. Admission is about CAD 25 including the shuttle, and it is generally open around 9:00–17:00 in summer and closed in winter. The visitor centre's multimedia geology exhibits make a good introduction before you head up.
Opening hours
About Jun–Oct 09:00–17:00 (check website)
Nearby sights
- Église Saint-Michel de Percé
- Pic de l'Aurore
- Les Trois Sœurs & Cap Barré
- Le Chafaud Museum & Robin Heritage Site
- Mont Sainte-Anne (Percé)
- Anse du Nord & Percé Wharf
- Côte Surprise Lookout
- Percé Rock