Canada Monolith at Longue-Pointe-de-Mingan

Located in the western region of the archipelago, île Nue de Mingan is composed almost entirely of a tundra-style landscape called the barrens which makes it an ecologically fragile and unique milieu. This apparently bare island, its rugged monoliths standing guard over sparsely-growing « bonsai » trees, will surely fascinate you. The main attractions are the remains of the Basque ovens, the monoliths, the seabirds, river-edge plants and, at low tide, seaweed and other sea organisms.

There is a lot of different monoliths on the island. Take your time to take the optimal shot!

Île nue de Mingan is a Nation park reserve. You need to buy a Park Canada access and take a ferry/boat (zodiac style boat most of the time) to go. You can find the information here;

https://parks.canada.ca/pn-np/qc/mingan