No need to post any names - just follow the route, always hugging the coast using the secondary route (never any highway), and you will not miss anything - and you'll see everything. In my opinion, having done the Gaspe 3 times now, the best time to travel downriver from Quebec to Perce, is mid-August onward, as the crowds usually have begun to thin-out. Some motels and hotels start dropping their prices. Essentially being a 'maritime region', the weather is usually much more 'settled', as opposed to June (where you can see a lot of rain) and July (which can sometimes be a 'mixed bag' of weather also). The video, albeit nice, really only 'skimmed the surface', as there is so much more to see. There are some tourist information 'kiosks' that have a wealth of free information - maps, small booklets of the whole region, brochures (info on hotels, campgrounds, deep-sea fishing, hiking trails, federal and provincial parks, etc., etc.). Usually the people (or person that staff these (provincial) info centres can speak some English and many brochures & info booklets are also available in English. Whenever I went to the Gaspe (or along the North Shore ('Cote Nord')), I always found that an extra 3-5 days (and sometimes even a week extra) was more 'ideal' in terms of time-line and not being so pressed to drive to the next potential interesting area. There are so many areas of the Gaspe that will literally 'take your breath away'!
