<b>Grande-Vallée</b> is a village situated halfway between Sainte-Anne-des-Monts and Gaspé, on the northern shore of the Gaspésie peninsula. It is one of the four villages forming the sector commonly known as « l'Estran ».
It owes its name to the passing of an immense glacier many thousands of years ago. This glacier's passage left an indelible mark, in the form of a valley, amongst the robust Appalachian Mountains. Here, the mountains literally embrace the sea while the river marries its waters with her own.
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