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Eastern Townships

ADVENTURE INTO HUTTOPIA

CLOSE TO MOUNT SUTTON Café-Bistro, Heated swimming pool, Family activities Hiking, swimming, mountain biking Huttopia Sutton - 297 Chemin Maple, Sutton, J02K0E

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To visit the Townships is to breathe in the fresh air at the top of majestic mountains, to practice watersports on pristine waterways, to dine at exquisite restaurants, to enjoy flavours unique to our terroir, to toast to your health in magical settings, to discover the rich and unique heritage of our towns and villages, to let yourself be charmed by a Cœur villageois, to exchange with locals, to kick back in accommodations erected in harmony with nature… In other words, to visit the Eastern Townships is to fall in love with a region where, winter or summer, for two days or two weeks, life is good.

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Must-See Attractions

Foodie Destination

Wine Country

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The Townships Trail

Culture and History

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Granby Zoo No matter the season, a day at the zoo is always memorable. There are the animals, of course—some 1,500 of them, but who’s counting?!—but also rides and Amazoo water park in the summer and a skating rink and slides in the winter. One visit? Never enough! Don't miss: The Zoo at Night package includes a guided tour at dusk and on-site lodging in a hut.

Abbaye Saint-Benoîtdu-Lac With a towering steeple and imposing stature, the beautiful Abbaye Saint-Benoît-du-Lac is an iconic landmark. Explore the grounds, take a guided tour and definitely exit through the gift shop, which is stocked with small-batch food products made on-site. Don't miss: Monk-made cheeses (including Bleu Bénédictin and l’Ermite) and products made from orchard fruit (like Kir Abbatial).

ASTROLab at Parc National du Mont-Mégantic Nestled in the first International Dark Sky Reserve, the ASTROlab, with Canada’s best-performing observatory, provides an incomparable perspective of the sky above. What's more, the entire family will leave with newly acquired knowledge gleaned from the activities, talks, and workshops presented throughout the year. Don't miss: The Perseids in August.

Foresta Lumina - Parc de la Gorge de Coaticook An illuminated trail, animated with various creatures, with new surprises every year.... A truly magical experience, right on a site that is just as mesmerizing: the Parc de la Gorge de Coaticook. Don't miss: Laiterie de Coaticook, home to some of the best ice cream in the region, is a 3-minute drive away.

L’ObservÉtoiles – Au Diable Vert, Station de montagne Produced in partnership with National Geographic, ObservÉtoiles is the world’s first augmented reality outdoor planetarium. Grab a seat in the outdoor amphitheatre, don the AR headset and explore the night sky like never before. Don't miss: Activities like VéloVolant, kayak, crosscountry skiing, hiking, plus lodging (cabins or campsites) are also offered on-site.

Mont SUTTON’s Giant Zipline

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Ride the chairlift to the top of the mountain—that’s 680 metres of altitude but who’s counting? Feel your heart rate accelerate as you approach the kilometre-long zipline. Enjoy the rush—and the magnificent view on the way down!—but it’s not quite over: It’s followed by a shorter 400-metre zipline for a total of 1,400 metres of adrenaline-pumping fun. Don’t miss: A network of 30 cross-country and enduro mountain bike trails for every skill level, including the littlest riders. There’s no better way to spend the day!

Le Grand Cru – Escapades Memphrémagog Set off for an unforgettable cruise on Lac Memphrémagog onboard Le Grand Cru. You’ll enjoy fine cuisine, sweeping views on our region and, most importantly, a memorable afternoon with loved ones. Don’t miss: Your chance to spot local lake monster Memphré.

Acoatica – Parc Découverte Nature Meet Acoatica, an immersive adventure game from this Coaticook fish farm. Partake in a series of challenges to grow your school of fish (one of four species reared on-site) as large as possible. This out-of-the-box experience should prove both fun and educational for the whole family. Don’t miss: You can catch, clean and now even cook and eat your catch of the day on-site.

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Foodie Destination

In the following pages, we’ll highlight all the different ways to taste the Townships: From dining at an iconic eatery and visiting agricultural installations to sipping wine at a vineyard and shopping the farmer’s market. The common denominator? Passionate folks honing their expertise to handcraft the fresh, tasty and unique products that make our region one your palate won’t soon forget.

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To visit the Eastern Townships without sampling local eats is to miss out on one of the region’s most delicious—literally!—attributes. With a smattering of renowned restaurants, 29 microbreweries, 17 cheese makers, picturesque vineyards, cute coffee shops, farmer’s markets and other gourmet attractions, it’s safe to say that ours is one of the most delicious regions in Quebec.

For more about our local food scene, visit easterntownships.org/unmissablegourmet-products

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Microbreweries

Into craft beer? There are some 29 (!) microbreweries in the Townships. Just like the passionate entrepreneurs at the helm of each one, they all have distinct personalities that are equal parts unique and charming.

Cheers to These Local Beers

Brasseurs des Cantons

In 2017, our microbreweries gathered under the Brasseurs des Cantons banner, creating a craft beer route that offers visitors and locals an easy and fun way to discover the region’s varied offering.

Porter anglaise from Knowlton Co (Knowlton)

Double Menton from La Memphré (Magog)

Mineur from Moulin 7 (Val-des-Sources)

Train Hopper from Hop Station (Coaticook)

Strout Impériale Russe Bourbon from Brasserie Vrooden Inc. (Granby) Blonde from Pub le Lion d’Or (Sherbrooke-Lennoxville)

Download the map at easterntownships.org/ brasseurs-des-cantons

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Cheese Shops Discover 17 of our top cheese shops along the Têtes Fromagères route. Set off on this decadent journey to meet Caroline Pelletier of Fromagerie Missiska in Bedford, Lucy and Gregory Sangiuliani of Domaine Courval in Waterville, Julie Labrecque and Jean-François Clerson of Fromagerie Les Broussailles, and so many more enthusiastic professionals eager to share inspiring stories, exceptional savoir faire and beloved products with patrons.

Some Award-Winning Picks Chemin Hatley, Fromagerie La Station (Compton)

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On our cheesemonger’s shelves, you’ll find a wide array of cheeses to suit any palate. And of course, behind each tasty morsel is a team of passionate, creative artisans expertly transforming raw, local ingredients into something supremely special.

Têtes Fromagères

Some are award-winning, some are superstinky and yes, some are squeaky.

Zacharie Cloutier, Fromagerie Nouvelle-France (Racine) Domaine de Courval

Cornes et Sabots To download or order a hard copy of the map, visit easterntownships.org/tetes-fromageres

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Jersey Royal, Fromagerie Missiska (Bedford)

Cafés de village

Chat Up the Locals

Looking for the perfect spot to kick back and sample local culinary delights while chatting up the locals? To get an authentic feel for real life in the Townships, visit one of 12 Cafés de village restaurants, bistros and cafés scattered throughout the region. They may be locals-only spots but they’re more than happy to break bread with visitors, too!

Unique Places to Discover > Located in a repurposed heritage home, Danville’s La Mante du Carré is part restaurant and part farmer’s market. Bring your appetite! > Café de la Brûlerie, in Granby, which boasts a tiki bar and swing set > La Shop, a grilled cheese restaurant located in one of Magog’s former textile factories (Dominion Textile) > Les Sucreries de l’érable, a modern-day eatery housed in what was once the general store in Frelighsburgh (circa 1815)

Café de la Brûlerie, Granby

Café Rouge, Bedford

For the complete list of Cafés de village and their specialities, visit easterntownships.org/village-cafes

urs de saveur e t a é s Cr Choose Local Eats

Public Market, Lac-Mégantic

Maple Products

175 + Producers Making Delicacies Like > An extraordinary yet under-the-radar berry, sea buckthorn, at Jardins Zone Orange > Exquisite goat cheeses at La Maison Grise > Cassis products, including liquor, syrup, and jelly, at Domaine Ives Hill > An outstanding array of spices at Herbes Orford > Oak-aged beers at Hop Station microbrewery

Our Interactive Map Create your personalized Créateurs de saveurs itinerary at createursdesaveurs.com

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With the Créateurs de Saveurs banner, we’ve made finding local eats effortless. When you see the emblem in a boutique, grocery store, restaurant or farmer’s market, you’re assured that you’re not only enjoying some of the best that the region has to offer but you’re also directly supporting our agricultural industry, from the farmers to the restauranteurs.

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Agrotouristic Attractions A robust agrotourism offering is one of the region’s greatest assets. Our farmers and food artisans take tremendous pride in their work—and are more than delighted to share their wares and knowledge with visitors to their farms, shops and market stands.

If You Crave… …Local Eats > Treat your palate to gourmet treats from Fromagerie Nouvelle France in Racine

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> Shop the Compton farmer’s market on Thursday evenings > Go apple picking at Au Cœur de la Pomme, an eco-friendly apple orchard in Frelighsburg > Sip absinthe and gin at Absintherie des Cantons, a family-owned microdistillery in Granby > Make a beeline for Miellerie Lune de Miel in Stoke

> Try maple syrup at every step of its transformation at Érablière Bernard in Granby

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…Memorable Experiences > Take an olfactory stroll through Bleu Lavande’s new property in Magog > Pet donkeys (and buy donkey milk beauty products) at Asinerie Les Ânes en Culotte at Sainte-Anne-de-la-Rochelle > Purchase all-natural, small-batch soap and beauty products at Savonnerie des Diligences in Eastman > Walk an alpaca or mini horse at Verger Champêtre-Gîte et Compagnie in Granby

Did you know?

La Pinte, an artisanal dairy producer in Ayer’s Cliff, packages its products in glass containers for a retro vibe that’s 100% eco-friendly.

For more ideas, visit easterntownships.org/agritourism-activities

Peruse the First

Winemaking Region in Quebec

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The story begins in 1980, when passionate— and admittedly, slightly crazy!— vintners Christian Barthomeuf and Jacques Breault traveled to Ontario to obtain cuttings to plant the first vineyard in the Eastern Townships. Just like that, Dunham’s Domaine des Côtes d’Ardoise was born.

Four more visionaries (Charles-Henri de Coussergues, Hervé Durand, Frank Furtado and Pierre Rodrigue) work tirelessly to establish the region’s second vineyard, l’Orpailleur.

A few years later, Dr. Jacques Papillon purchased the vineyard and exploited it for 30+ years while Christian Barthomeuf opened Clos Saragnat in Frelighsburg, where he would eventually develop the very first ice cider.

2004 et 2012 From this lovely story was born two wine routes: The Brome-Missisquoi Wine Route in 2004 and the Estrie Wine Route in 2012.

Wine Country Awaits

For more wine country touring, explore the Estrie Wine Route, which was created eight years ago and also boasts charming stops for oenophiles and epicureans alike. Download the map at routedesvinsdelestrie.com

Download the map at laroutedesvins.ca

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The Brome-Missisquoi region is hotbed of winemaking in Quebec. Over the past 40 years, dozens of new vineyards have popped up, bringing their own personality and unique offering onto the landscape. The properties are connected by Quebec’s only Wine Route, which spans a breathtaking 160 kilometres through rolling hills and quaint villages. A guaranteed highlight of any Townships visit!

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The Wine Route

Sample the sugar shack menu at Dunham’s Vignoble du Ruisseau that features hyper-local ingredients including many harvested their own gardens.

Taste award-winning wines from Dunham’s Clos Ste-Croix vineyard, like the Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Rosé du Village.

Stomp grapes at Domaine du Ridge, in Saint-Armand, during harvest season.

Meet the animal residents of De la Bauge in Brigham, then enjoy a tasting on a patio overlooking the vineyard.

Get educated at the Économusée du Vigneron at l’Orpailleur, in Dunham.

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Learn more about the traditional champenoise method at Le Cep d ’Argent, in Magog.

Taste straw wine at Clos Saragnat in Frelighsburg. Plan your next event at Halte des Pèlerins, a magnificent vineyard just five minutes from downtown Sherbrooke.

Discover Quebec’s only line of organic sparkling wines at Domaine Bergeville in Sainte-Catherine-de-Hatley.

Relax on the patio at Léon Courville, Vigneron, which overlooks Lac Brome.

Keep in Mind

Many vineyards are open year-round. For opening hours, visit their websites or call ahead.

For Wine Route itinerary ideas, see pages 159 and 163.

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Festivals

Like having a good time? We do too, which is why our region hosts a wide array of awesome festivals (think music, sports, food, etc.) throughout the year. Highlights on our events calendar include:

> La Fête du Lac des Nations > Fête des vendanges Magog-Orford > Festival international de la chanson de Granby > Grande Coulée - Festival de bière > Grand Prix Ski-Doo de Valcourt > Défi de la Gosford > Sherbrooke t'en bouche un coin - Printemps rosé

For latest developments, visit easterntownships.org/our-festivals

Urban Exploration While the Eastern Townships is known for its relaxing rural vibe, it’s also home to vibrant cities. If you’re craving a sophisticated urban retreat where you can sip wine on a patio, window shop on rue Principale, dine in top restaurants, catch a show, or hit the dance floor, these are the places to visit.

Plan a stay in…

Sherbrooke ->

Magog ->

Nestled on the shores of Lac Memphrémagog, Magog is a charming town that’s brimming with activity year-round. Take a stroll and discover everything that makes this spot so popular. MUST-DO: Catch a show at Vieux

Clocher de Magog

With restaurants, museums, and theatres, our capital city offers a vibrant urban scene tucked right in the heart of nature. MUST-DO: A walk around Lac des

Nations, followed by a pint at one of four microbreweries

Granby

MUST-DO: Dine at Maison Boire,

a zero-waste eatery serving woodstove cuisine

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This town is so much more than the zoo! There’s an outdoor museum, some excellent restaurants, a farmer’s market and a bustling cultural scene (Festival International de la Chanson de Granby is a signature event).

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Bromont

It goes without saying that Bromont is ideal for sporty types, but did you know that the downtown core is home to trendy boutiques, antique shop and chic bistros? MUST-DO: Shop Vieux-Bromont

and unearth beautiful treasures

Discover our charming towns and villages on page 40.

Welcome to our

Cœurs Villageois

Cœur Villageois is a designation we’ve bestowed upon 12 standout towns and villages in the Townships.

Not only are they picturesque and charming but they excel at showcasing their distinctive attributes and developing their touristic appeal. And the local community? Completely at the heart or each and every town, bursting with pride and enthusiasm for the place they call home. While each Cœur Villageois has unique flair, they come together to form the region’s truly unique synergy.

Cœurs Villageois Highlights

Admire heritage homes in Danville.

Enjoy the serenity of Parc du Temps qui Passe, an idyllic park in Eastman. Nosh on artisanal bread and pastries from Boulangerie Lambton while admiring the view on Lac Saint-François. Go for a bike ride in Waterloo. Scour Lac-Brome’s antique shops for one-of-a-kind treasures. Sip a pint at one of Sutton’s two microbreweries. Relax along Lac Massawipppi and on the patio of Café Folies in Ayer’s Cliff. Visit Maison de la Culture John-Henry Pope and the four magnificent churches of Cookshire-Eaton. Walk, cycle or drive Coaticook’s heritage routes.

Don’t take our word for it! Our video series shows Cœur Villageois towns and villages through the eyes of locals: easterntownships.org/coeurs-villageois-video

Discover Halte des Zouaves and the Piopolis village pier.

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Stock a basket with local treats from Charcuterie Scotstown and have a picnic at Parc Walter-Mackenzie.

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Grab a bite at Relais de la Diligence in Dunham.

The Townships Trail

Follow in the footsteps of the first waves of American, Loyalist, Irish and Scottish settlers by exploring the Townships Trail (or Chemin des Cantons), which dates back to the late 18th century. Along the 430-kilometre route, see everything from bucolic vistas to charming heritage villages while you explore the rich and storied history of the Eastern Townships as told through architecture, museums and various attractions along the way. Grab your loved ones and hit the road!

Georgeville, to shop the general store and watch the sunset from the pier.

Windsor Powder Mill to discover the site of Quebec’s oldest black powder mill and hike scenic trails.

La Ruée Vers Gould Inn, in Lingwick, for traditional Scottish cuisine in an oldworld setting.

For Townships Trail itinerary ideas, see page 147. For more attractions on the Townships Trail, visit chemindescantons.qc.ca

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Haskell Free Library and Opera House, a building deliberately erected on the Canada-United States border in Stanstead.

Barnston-Ouest, for its architectural heritage including late 19th century churches, Holmes Round Barn and one of the smallest fire stations in Quebec.

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Fun stops along the way…

Soak in the

Culture and History The Eastern Townships region is incredibly rich in culture and history. Keep your eyes peeled to see its extraordinary legacy unfold in a multitude of iterations.

Our Heritage

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Churches, ancestral homes, heritage buildings, round barns, covered bridges… A simple drive or stroll is all it takes to see the region’s cultural heritage unfold before your very eyes. To dig deeper, follow a curated route or visit an interpretive site. History comes alive… > On the Voie des Pionniers in the Coaticook region > At Capelton Mine, a former copper mine

established in 1863

> At Maison Merry, the oldest house in Magog

> On Sherbrooke’s Circuit des Murales > At Musée de l’Ardoise in Richmond

Museums

There are the iconic establishments, like Museum of Ingenuity J. Armand Bombardier and Sherbrooke Museum of Nature and Sciences, but also underthe-radar gems like Missisquoi Museum (don’t miss the dodecagonal barn), P’tit Bonheur de Saint-Camille and Beaulne Museum in Coaticook.

Three Pines Guided Tour

Louise Penny’s acclaimed Armand Gamache series? Fans of the New York Times bestselling author will be thrilled to explore the real-life places that inspired the popular fiction.

Live Entertainment

Discover new talent or see your favourite artists take the stage at intimate venues like Granada Theatre, Salle Maurice O'Bready, Vieux Clocher de Magog, Maison de la Culture de Waterloo and Beat & Betterave. Galleries and Art Routes

Our curated art circuits are a fun way to discover some of the region’s most illustrious artists. For more, visit easterntownships.org/ townships-artisan

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From the First Nations legacy in East Angus to the works of poet Éva Sénécal in La Patrie, the Circuit des Sheds Panoramiques invites visitors to discover the culture and history of Haut-Saint-François while admiring some of the most beautiful scenery in the region.

For more of our region’s best-kept cultural secrets, visit easterntownships.org/cultural-secrets

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> Along Sutton’s heritage routes

The Summit Drive Close to the Stars A stunning drive you won’t soon forget! The 193-kilometre Summit Drive twists and turns along country roads, taking you to the foot of some of the region’s tallest mountains. Prepare to be dazzled—and don’t forget to look up! International Dark-Sky Reserve

The Summit Route is in the heart of the world’s first area protected from light pollution, the International Dark-Sky Reserve. In other words, when the sun sets, it’s the place to be! Telescopes are readily available at several stops along the way for you to enjoy. The show is especially spectacular during Perseids season, in August.

Awesome Viewpoints > Mont Gosford > Mont Bélanger > Parc de la Croix Lumineuse (Lac-Mégantic) > Mont Saint-Joseph (Parc National du Mont-Mégantic) > Massif de Winslow (Parc National de Frontenac) > Parc régional du Mont-Ham > Maison du Granit > Piopolis pier

For Summit Drive itinerary ideas, see pages 151 and 155. For more information, visit routedessommets.com

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Memorable Outdoor Adventures

Four National Parks and two Regional Parks

Connect with nature in both our national (De la Yamaska, Mont-Orford, Frontenac and Mont-Mégantic) and regional (Mont-Ham, Du Marécagedes-Scots and De la Gorge de Coaticook) parks. Behold magnificent landscapes, scale hills and mountains, paddle lakes and ponds, splash around at sandy beaches, pedal along scenic bike paths… In other words? Our parks offer a choose-your-own-adventure to its intrepid visitors.

Gather the family for a picnic by the beach (and splash pad!) at Parc National de la Yamaska.

Canoe camp Baie Sauvage at Parc National de Frontenac.

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Discover the fascinating bog ecosystem Parc National de Frontenac.

Admire the immensity of the night sky at Parc National du Mont-Mégantic.

Climb Mont Mégantic, the region’s 2nd highest peak (1,105 metres).

Learn about Abenaki culture at Parc Régional du Mont-Ham

Paddle Étang aux Cerises at Parc National du Mont-Orford.

Bike the 19 km path that coils around Réservoir Choinière at Parc National de la Yamaska.

Sleep Under the Stars Rustic campsite? Glamping cabin? Something in-between? There’s no shortage of lodging options to choose from in the Townships.

For more information, visit easterntownships.org/national-regional-parks

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Marvel at Foresta Lumina, a whimsical illuminated hike attraction, at Parc de la Gorge de Coaticook.

Pitch a tent at the summit of Mont Ham and wake up to a panoramic 360° view.

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Cross the longest suspended footbridge in North America at Parc de la Gorge de Coaticook.

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Tear it up on the mountain bike trails at Parc National du Mont-Orford.

Hiker's Paradise Whether you’re looking for a casual walk in the woods or a bona fide ascent to the summit, you’ll find a wide variety of challenging terrain to explore in the Eastern Townships. Lace up your boots, grab some trail mix and explore the great outdoors!

Round Top, Sutton 968 m

Mont Orford, Parc National du Mont-Orford 853 m

Family-Friendly

Mont Bernard and Mont Horizon at Parc des Sommets in Bromont are two easily accessible summits that will please kids and parents alike.

Mountainous

Mont Pinacle, Baldwin Mills 665 m

From Potton’s MontagnesVertes Nature Reserve, walk the Sommets trail loop (14 kilometres) to Mont Singer (elevation 528 metres). A beautiful challenge. Literally!

Pic Chapman des Sentiers de l’Estrie, Stoke 625 m

Long and Meditative

There’s a mini Compostelle right in the heart Megantic! Walk the entire trail and you’ll clock 115 kilometres through Piopolis, Lac-Mégantic and Scotstown. Otherwise, try the Circuit de l’Abbaye, a 152-kilometre trek.

Hikers Welcome

Bienvenue

randonneurs

Look for the “Bienvenue Randonneurs” icon for accommodations tailor-made for hikers: Think everything from trail information and maps to trail snacks and more.

Since 1979, this organization has been promoting hiking in the region, developing a trail network, and organizing group hikes. To this day, their trail spans over 200 kilometres.

Mont Ham, Parc Régional du Mont-Ham, Ham-Sud 713 m

Mont Hereford, East Hereford 864 m

In Stroll Mode

At Johnville Bog and Forest Park. Walk the Bog Trail (2.8 km) to discover its unique ecosystem punctuated by moss coverings and stunted shrubs.

Mont Mégantic Parc National du Mont-Mégantic 1,105 m

Hidden Gem

Mont Foster, in Bolton. Hike to Scout Tower, a towering structure that offers a beautiful view on the region that lies below. 9 km return.

Mont Gosford, Saint-Augustinde-Woburn 1,193 m

A classic

Mont Chauve at Parc National du Mont-Orford. With a sweeping view at the summit and relatively accessible terrain (rated intermediate), it’s no wonder this spot is a favourite.

Did you know? There are 60+ dog-friendly hiking trails in the Eastern Townships in spots like Sentiers Missisquoi Nord, Au Diable Vert and Parc d’Environnement Naturel de Sutton. Your onleash four-legged friends are also welcome in certain areas of our four national parks.

For more information about hiking and lodging in the region, visit easterntownships.org/ hiking

Watersport Enthusiasts Welcome!

If you like water, you’ll love the pristine ponds, lakes and rivers in the Townships. Jump feet first into crystal clear water, build sandcastles at the beach, balance on a paddleboard, kayak down a river, set off for a cruise and, most of all, enjoy the beautiful scenery and fresh air.

Missisquoi River

Lake Mégantic

Don’t worry, arachnophobes! This lake gets its name from its spider-y shape and is a beautiful spot to swim or kayak.

Ride down this calm river from Mansonville to Glen Sutton. And don’t worry about the way back: Several local businesses offer shuttle service.

Towering mountains on the horizon and pristine water ideal for swimming, paddle sports and fishing. Gain access via Station Touristique Baie-des-Sables or the quaint village of Piopolis.

Marais de la Rivière-aux-Cerises

Corridor Bleu

Lake Memphrémagog

Sherbrooke’s two rivers (Magog and Saint-François) make up this so-called “blue corridor” that runs past urban and rural landscapes. Note that Saint-François River is also accessible from Richmond.

This expansive lake, which spans from Magog to the U.S. border, is surrounded by local gems, including Abbaye Saint-Benoîtdu-Lac and Owl’s Head. An iconic spot!

With the kids or friends, discover this meandering marsh and its stunning backdrop: The majestic Mont Orford.

Did you know? At Parc National de la Yamaska, you can paddle after dark. Noémia, a guided nighttime paddleboard outing, is an excursion you won’t soon forget.

To learn more about watersports and rentals, visit easterntownships.org/water-sports

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Lac aux Araignées

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Get Your Feet Wet

Bike Touring The Eastern Townships region is known as a world-class cycling destination. Why? Plenty of accessible bike routes and trails, gorgeous scenery and, above all, a population of highly enthusiast cyclists like yourself!

Cyclists Welcome Knowledgeable staff, a safe space to store your bike, a bike pump… These are just a few of the bike-friendly amenities you can expect to enjoy at “Bienvenue Cyclistes” certified accommodations

Ride this Way

For the family

Make it La Vallée en Gravel Bike, a 52 km route on quiet backroads. It offers beautiful vantage points on the agricultural landscape that makes up the Coaticook countryside.

From Bedford, follow Circuit du Patrimoine. Sights include Walbridge Barn (the only dodecagonal barn in Quebec), the smallest covered bridge in the province, a smattering of ancestral churches and picturesque wineries ideal for a picnic lunch.

For heritage sights and gourmet attractions

For challenge-seekers

Du Lac au Mont Mégantic is a 73 km route that just happens to include one of the toughest climbs in Quebec. Average gradient? A whopping 9.6%, and up to 15% in some spots. If your motto is “no pain, no gain,” this ride is for you.

Did you know? One of the joys of riding in the Eastern Townships is that you can combine magnificent rides with world-class food and culture. While you’re in the area, visit artisanal producers, grab a bite at a Café de village and learn more about our heritage at local museums.

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For gravel enthusiasts

Soar Along the Treetops Discover VéloVolant (literally: flying bike) at Au Diable Vert in Sutton. This fun attraction invites guests to pedal a recumbent bike along the forest’s canopy for a truly unique vantage point.

Tomifobia Nature Trail follows the route of a now-defunct Canadian Pacific railway. It’s the perfect place for a family ride.

Find our curated routes at easterntownships.org/cycling Download our bike guide or order a hard copy online.

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With its relatively flat terrain, the Artria loop through Granby and Waterloo is a crowd-pleaser. Bonus? It doubles as a cultural activity with 60+ oversized works of arts strewn along the way.

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Mountain Bike Trails If you like riding in nature and adrenaline rushes, you’ll be well-served by our region’s eight mountain biking centres. Whether you’re just starting out, looking for an ambitious challenge or something in between, you’re sure to find an experience to suit your needs.

Kids (and their parents!) will have a blast on Mont-Bellevue’s Zigzagzoulou trail, which features pint-sized jumps and plenty of twists and turns.

Novices and experts alike can hone their skills on the double track network at the foot of Mont Sutton. Offered by Plein Air Sutton.

Thrill seekers can chase that rush on black diamond runs at Bromont, montagne d’expériences. Their evocative names— think La Radicale, La Rock’N’Roll and L’Épineuse—say it all.

Finally, if you’re looking for a backcountry feel that’s far away from the crowds, make a beeline for Circuits Frontières in East Hereford.

Good to know! The pumptracks in Waterloo and at Centre National de Cyclisme de Bromont are great places to hone your skills—and have a blast while you’re at it!

Find information about mountain biking in the Townships at easterntownships.org/cycling/ mountain-biking

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Mountain Thrills

The Magic of

Winter

There is no greater winter playground that the Eastern Townships. From gorgeous, groomed trails for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and fatbiking to skating rinks and sledding runs, once you’ve experienced winter in the Townships, you’ll never look back!

8 Winter Standouts > Ski the glades at Mont SUTTON > Ice fish at Parc Découverte Nature de Coaticook > Ride a fatbike at Mont Bellevue > Skin up Mont-Orford > Enjoy body and beauty treatments Paus, the spa at OTL Gouverneur Hotel > Glide along 15 km of cross-country ski trails at Plein Air Sutton > Enjoy a magical hike with “snow ghosts” at Parc National du Mont-Mégantic > Plan a multi-activity day at Base de Plein Air André-Nadeau For more suggestions, visit easterntownships.org/winter-fun

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Bromont, montagne d ’expériences There are seven sides to explore at Bromont, not to mention the largest night skiing terrain in North America.

Mont-Orford Terrain diversity and breathtaking views make days spent at this resort, which is tucked in the heart of a national park, unforgettable.

Destination Owl ’s Head

Mont SUTTON For those in the know, Sutton is synonymous with abundant snow and gorgeous glades. With 204 junctions, you ski an entirely different line at every lap.

From the top (and all the way down, for that matter), you’ll enjoy some of the most breathtaking views on Lac Memphrémagog and other ski hills beyond the U.S. border.

Did somebody say après?

If a ski hill is only as a good as its après scene, we couldn’t be prouder of our local spots! So, what’ll it be: A craft beer in a festive ambiance or a muscle-soothing soak at the spa?

For more about skiing and riding in the Townships, visit easterntownships.org/skiing

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These mountains stand tall and proud, punctuating the landscape and beckoning all snow sports lovers.

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Self-Care Make Wellness a Priority In the Eastern Townships, you can choose your own spa adventure. Urban retreat at Strøm Nordic Spa in Sherbrooke? The soundtrack of a natural waterfall at Spa Bolton? Total nature immersion at Spa Eastman? Either way, tranquility and relaxation are on the menu. Every spa offers a unique experience, and some of our hotels, inns and B&Bs also offer thermal installations and treatments as part of their amenities. You certainly won’t regret indulging in some pampering!

The Spa Lover’s Bucket List > Treat yourself to a solo getaway at Auberge West Brome complete with me-time at the inn’s spa. > Dip your toe in the pretty Castle River next to Magog’s Spa Nordic Station. > Discover that an outstanding culinary experience can be had at a spa at Lumani, the restaurant at BALNEA in Bromont.

For more spa recommendations, visit easterntownships.org/dream-spas

Stay the Night

Because there are quite literally hundreds of things to do, see and taste in the Townships, you’d be wise to spend at least few days. Better yet: The lodging itself just might be a highlight! Whether you go luxe (five-star hotels, glamping cottages), rustic (campsites, treetop cabins, yurts, eco-accommodations) or somewhere in the middle (country inns, cozy B&Bs), you’ll enjoy world-class hospitality and an unforgettable stay. Discover our region

Standout Stays…

The charming Camping de la Rivière Nicolet in Wotton

Île de Garde B&B, in one of Sherbrooke’s most beautiful heritage homes

The Tipis de la Rivière Sauvage in Saint-Romain, right near Parc National de Frontenac

For more accommodation options, visit easterntownships.org/ where-to-stay

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The iconic Ripplecove Hôtel & Spa in Ayer’s Cliff

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Agricultural landscapes, vibrant cities, towering mountains, heritage villages, an abundance of waterways, lively food and cultural scenes… Our region’s nine territories are all that oh-so much more. Brome-Missisquoi, Memphrémagog, Coaticook River Valley, Sherbrooke, Granby, Des Sources, Val-Saint-François, Haut-Saint-François, Mégantic… No matter which corner of the Townships you choose, we’re confident you’ll fall head over heels every time you visit.

BromeMissisquoi

From Vines to Mountains Forty years ago, the first grapevines were planted in the region. Since then, vineyards have multiplied exponentially, giving Brome-Missisquoi the unique distinction of being the first and foremost winemaking region in Quebec. Vineyards… and then Some Sitting pretty in a setting of rolling hills, Brome-Missisquoi’s vineyards are connected by La Route des Vins, a scenic 160-kilometre wine route that features 21 wineries and a smattering of charming towns and villages. The route is driveable, of course, but road biking is another great way to discover the region’s myriad of assets. Prefer an adrenaline-filled ride? Both Bromont and Sutton offer exciting mountain bike trail networks suitable for all riders. If you’re the sporty type, check out Sutton, Bromont, or any of our large parks in the winter to ski (downhill, alpine touring or cross-country), snowshoe, fatbike, or hike. By now, you’ve probably gathered that Brome-Missisquoi is the ideal destination for both oenophiles and lovers of the great outdoors. Santé!

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The town of Bedford was an important business centre at the end of the 19th century and was long regarded as the seat of Missisquoi County. Fine examples of New England influence can be seen in the magnificent homes, as well as in the Anglican (1834), United (1871), and Catholic (1910) churches. Its wide main street (Principale), which features terraces, a park, a chocolate shop, and a bakery, is popular among residents as well as cyclists who choose the Bedford region for its magnificent landscapes and many trail options. In August, the Bedford agricultural fair enables visitors to connect with the rural setting.

Brigham is named for the owner of a brick factory, which was this area’s largest business in the mid-19th century. Tangible signs of the past include two covered bridges; the neo-Renaissance Brigham Manor (1865), as well as the Brigham United Church (1872), both of which have been converted into private homes; and numerous houses dating from 1865 through 1890. Living in a predominantly rural and agricultural setting, Brigham’s residents enjoy excellent market garden produce from neighbouring farms, and visitors delight in the two vineyards and numerous maple syrup operations.

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In addition to Lake Davignon with its water-based activities, in the heart of the city, the historic sector of Sweetsburg contributes to Cowansville’s charm with its Loyalist influences, majestic buildings, and fancy Victorian-style homes along Principale and Du Sud streets. The Bruck House (1875), “Les Belles Disparues” fresco mural tour, and the La Mie Bretonne bakery’s Café de Village provide pleasant settings in which to relax and take time to enjoy life. The arts and culture scene includes Sur la scène Davignon, featuring artists from Quebec's performing arts, and outdoor summer performances.

Dunham

3,609 inhabitants

In 1796, Dunham was the first township in the region to be proclaimed and the first to be officially established in Lower Canada. With its numerous stone and brick houses, three churches, and fenced properties, the village core is typical of those from the Loyalist era. Today, several restaurants and boutiques are located in impressive buildings from the past. The birthplace of Quebec’s grape-growing industry, Dunham is the midpoint on the Brome-Missisquoi Wine Route featuring 21 vineyards. Agricultural tourism is focused on pick-your-own operations, opportunities to meet market gardeners, the public market, and the discovery of wines, ciders, and craft beers. With its bucolic, rolling landscape, Dunham is known for the rural, food-focused nature of its village.

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The dream of brothers Germain and Roland Désourdy to develop a town of the second millennium became a reality when the town was founded in 1964. Bromont was created from the former village of West Shefford, which had merged with Adamsville and the surrounding areas. Tourists are enchanted with the old village sector featuring gift shops, bistros, a heritage tour, art galleries, and antique shops. Since 1964, Bromont, a mountain of experiences, has been welcoming skiers, and once summer arrives, turning into a water park and mountain biking site. Bromont attracts a host of sports enthusiasts with its four golf courses, a bike trail connected to the Route verte, and more than 100 km of multi-use trails open year-round.

A small town bordering the Yamaska River that has kept its Loyalist character and attractive downtown area, Farnham is an active commercial and industrial centre located in a prosperous agricultural region. An unusual aspect is the nearby presence of a large National Defence base, which trains the Canadian military. An important cycling link between Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu and Granby via the Montérégiade 1 and 2 bike trails, Farnham is also a site for discovery experiences through its Marché public de Farnham, public market in the summer. A heritage tour and a cultural program are also part of the tourist offer. CONFECTIONERY, FRELIGHSBURG

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Farnham

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Close to the Vermont border and nestled at the foot of Mount Pinnacle, Frelighsburg is recognized as one of the most beautiful villages in Quebec. The architectural quality and heritage aspects of several of the village’s buildings are remarkable. The Grammar School (1856); the general store, converted into a Café de Village; and the churches built on heights of land instill life into this village core. Apple growing adds colour to the countryside with its cider houses, orchards, and livestock farms. Many top-quality artistic activities are held in this town. On Principale Street, stop by the Oneka organic farm, which produces body care products following the principles of permaculture.

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Saint-Armand 1,231 inhabitants

Located northeast of Lake Champlain on the banks of Missisquoi Bay, the hamlet of Philipsburg, one of Saint-Armand’s two sectors, was the first site in the region to have been settled (1784). The constructions dating from the 19th century, the rural setting, the covered bridge (1845) on Edoin Road, and the country roads leading to vineyards, far removed from contemporary turbulence, infuse an old-fashioned essence and charm into this village. Cyclists enjoy pedalling along the roads in this municipality. A good way to discover these historical and heritage treasures is to visit the 12 stops along the Saint-Armand built heritage circuit. LAC BROME

Lac-Brome ?P 5,639 inhabitants

The Town of Brome Lake is composed of seven villages. The elegant Victorian village of Knowlton is famous for its Loyalist roots and outstanding built heritage. Auberge Knowlton prides itself on being the oldest inn in the Eastern Townships, in operation since 1849. The Lac-Brome Museum, including the Children’s Museum and Archives, and the heritage tour reflect the prosperity of yesteryear. The village core features Coldbrook Park; the Antiques Roadways and Byways; Theatre Lac-Brome featuring English- and French-language performances. Agricultural tourism is also prevalent, with the renowned Brome Lake Ducks farm as well as the Léon Courville vineyard.

Stanbridge East 857 inhabitants

The village of Stanbridge East has succeeded in preserving its original Loyalist architecture. The presence of the Anglican Church (1860), the United Church (1844), and the neoclassical former school are tangible signs of its past. The Missisquoi Museum injects life into the milieu, presenting exhibitions in the Cornell Mill (1830) and Hodge's General Store. The museum also welcomes visitors to the Walbridge Barn, an exceptional 12-sided, round barn, located in the charming hamlet of Mystic. This step back in time is a must for history enthusiasts where L’Oeuf, an artisanal chocolate shop, is also located. The annual apple pie festival, which is held in September, is as delicious an event as you’d hope.

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Sutton

4,221 inhabitants

The Sutton Mountain Range majestically marks this town’s landscape. The Mount SUTTON ski hill is a true mountain village, where a vast range of outdoor activities can be enjoyed whatever the season. The Sentier du Village-Montagne trail links the mountain and the heart of the village to Sutton’s Parc d’Environnement Naturel, which features one of the most beautiful four-season trail networks in Quebec. Sutton has preserved its rich history and exceptional built heritage, which can be discovered along its three audio-guided tours that may be downloaded from home. There is also a rich cultural life with art galleries in the Salle Alec & Gérard Pelletier, its jazz and blues festivals, and its events like the Tour des Arts.

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Adventure Awaits Some of Château Bromont’s illustrious neighbours include Bromont, montagne d’expériences, Parc des Sommets, a fabulous 18-hole golf course, Bromont Velodrome (Centre National de Cyclisme to Bromont) and lots of bike paths. In other words, if you want to spend some time in the great outdoors, you’ll be more than well-served. Finally, when your legs are screaming mercy, switch gears and enjoy everything that Vieux-Bromont has to offer: Think chic boutiques, art galleries, coffee shops and restaurants. It’s all just a stone’s throw from the hotel! So, when are you checking in?

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Granby Region

Endless Possibility With a wide range of outdoor activities, food destinations, festivals, and thriving independent boutiques, the Granby Region has something for everyone. Some not-to-be-missed destinations include Centre d’Interprétation du Lac Boivin, Parc National de la Yamaska and long-time family favourite Granby Zoo. For the Love of the Ride You’d be hard-pressed to find a more bike friendly region than Haute-Yamaska. The proof? Some 50+ local businesses in the Granby area have received the Fièrement Vélo! stamp of approval. If you’re ready to ride, check out Estriade, a massive bike path network that connects Granby to Waterloo… with a cultural twist. It’s true: The path doubles as an open-air museum called Artria, with large-scale sculptures strewn along the way. Located at the junction of three bike paths is Waterloo, a Coeur villageois town that more than warrants a stop. And in Granby, you’ll surely want to shop the farmer’s market for fresh seasonal produce and local delicacies. Picnic, anyone? With a lively food scene that includes outstanding restaurants, cute cafes, and agrotourism attractions of all kinds, there are more than few reasons to visit Granby… again and again.

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The City of Granby is known not only for its zoo, its cycling network, and its Artria open-air museum, but also for its many events, such as its Festival International de la Chanson, the country’s biggest French-language singing competition. Granby’s rich history is told along the heritage routes running through it. The downtown area features specialized boutiques and gourmet discoveries in the various local restaurants, cafés, and bistros.

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Roxton Pond

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4,393 inhabitants

The municipality of Roxton Pond is home to the Argouseraie Quénébro company, whose mission it is to introduce you to a fruit that is becoming more widely known, the sea-buckthorn. Discover how it is grown and processed, and the wide variety of its by-products. Nature enthusiasts will enjoy the Parc national de la Yamaska, with its many sports activities and accommodations all year long.

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In the spring, Saint-Joachim-de-Shefford features 250 flowering pear trees along Principale Street, which, in a few years, will turn this municipality into pear country. A short detour on the 3e Rang road will enable you to continue your gourmet experience while discovering the products at the École du 3e Rang vineyard and cider factory, which is also on the Eastern Townships Wine Route.

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Sainte-Cécile-de-Milton

2,255 inhabitants

Sainte-Cécile-de-Milton was the first Catholic parish established in the county in the mid-19th century. Its economic activities have always been focused on growing large quantities of corn, soybeans, and apples. Cidrerie Milton offers a gourmet experience, blending the production, processing, and tasting of the apple in all of its forms.

Founded in 1890, the municipality of Saint-Alphonsede-Granby was primarily an agricultural milieu. Today, its residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural sectors blend together effectively. Among the other tourist attractions here are a maple syrup operation, and go-karting and paintball facilities.

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Waterloo ?P 5,098 inhabitants

At the crossroads of three major cycling trails and featuring one of the only paved BMX routes in Quebec, Waterloo is a favourite destination for cyclists. The banks of magnificent Lake Waterloo, open-air Artria museum site, rich heritage, shops, and summer activities will be among your discoveries in the genuine, welcoming village centre, with many opportunities to stop for a few moments.

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Shefford Township features Parc des Montagnards and Parc écologique Jean-Paul-Forand offering splendid views of the region, from Mount Shefford. A 60-km heritage trail will lead you through its landscapes to discover the area’s heritage from the comfort of your vehicle. At the conclusion of your escapade, explore the many stops appealing to food enthusiasts, and savour the region’s great agrotourism products.

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Retreat to Nature in Memphrémagog Known for its breathtaking landscape, unspoilt nature and towering mountains, the Memphrémagog region is a prized destination for nature lovers. Discover hiking and biking trails, a national park (Parc National du Mont Orford), ski resorts (Mont Orford and Owl’s Head) and more than 40 lakes, including Massawippi and Memphrémagog. Outdoor Adventure and More If outdoor adventure draws you to the region, you’ll find so many other reasons to stay, like a vibrant food scene and

postcard-perfect villages rich in cultural heritage. And speaking of cultural legacy: Nestled along the American border, the region was first settled by Loyalists. This gives it a truly unique history as evidenced through architectural heritage, among other things. Whether you stay in a chic hotel, quaint B&B, country inn or fun-filled campground, you’re sure to enjoy a unique and memorable experience every time you visit.

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The place name Ayer’s Cliff, adopted in 1904, reflects the site’s unique characteristic – the cliff towering over the southern shore of beautiful Lake Massawippi. It also commemorates Thomas Ayer, who introduced the railway in 1799. In the late 18th century, a small stagecoach inn welcomed travellers from the United States. Ayer's Cliff has kept its AngloSaxon allure with its heritage homes, and fairgrounds where a public market is held Saturdays throughout the summer. In summer 2022, the Stanstead County Agricultural Society will hold the 175th edition of its fair – one of the oldest in the province. The tourist offer also includes the Sentier Nature Tomifobia bike path along the river of the same name.

Nestled in the heart of the Missisquoi Valley, East Bolton is a patchwork of nature and history. It includes Bolton Centre and South Bolton and lakes Nick, Long Pond, and Trousers. A stop on the Townships Trail, the architectural heritage of both the Centre Saint-Patrick and East Bolton’s town hall is a tangible sign of its well-preserved Loyalist history. Every Saturday in the summer Parc Terrio hosts a public market and a bistro. The cultural committee is very active, offering, in particular, outdoor concerts and two annual exhibitions. Located between the river and the Appalachian Corridor, the Spa des Chutes de Bolton attracts numerous guests who enjoy the flowing water and relaxing massages. LAKE MASSAWIPPI, AYER'S CLIFF

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On the western shores of Lake Memphremagog, Austin is named for Nicholas Austin, a Quaker from New Hampshire who immigrated here in 1793. The village is well worth a visit to admire the panoramic views of the lake and nearby mountains. At the intersection of Nicholas Austin and Millington roads is a little Catholic church that was once of Anglican denomination. Beside it is Muriel Ball-Duckworth Park, the departure point for a 4.7-km heritage tour. On the other side is Reginald Aubrey Fessenden Park, the departure point for a planetary trail along a 2-km pedestrian walkway leading to Saint-Benoît-du-Lac. The general store across the road offers a wide assortment of local products.

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Stanstead Township (Georgeville – Fitch Bay)

Founded in 1855, this township is known for its two entities: Georgeville, on the shores of Lake Memphremagog, and Fitch Bay. Georgeville has kept its olden-day appeal with its wharf, St. George's Anglican Church (1866), and Greek Revival-style white houses. Around the park are a general store typical of the past, a café, a restaurant, artists' studios, the Jardin des Pionniers garden, and the Musée Copp’s Ferry. A scenic road leads to the small village of Fitch Bay, with the town hall in the former Advent Church (1866), the ancestral home featuring a witch weather vane, and the Narrows covered bridge (1880-1881).

Eastman P 2,156 inhabitants

Surrounded by four lakes, Eastman is located at the foot of Mount Orford. The gateway to the Missisquoi valley, the village is known as a tourist destination where culture, relaxation, and the outdoors blend with gastronomy. Its institutions, such as Théâtre La Marjolaine and Spa d’Eastman, as well as its literary event Les Correspondances d’Eastman are renowned in the region. This is a favourite destination for nature, park, cycling, and hiking enthusiasts where breathtaking scenery can be admired while indulging in any of a variety of on-land and water sports.

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Hatley (Township)

2,278 inhabitants

Surrounding the village of North Hatley, this township has attractions the whole family can enjoy, such as the Véloroute des GrandesFourches bike trail that links North Hatley with Sherbrooke, following the Massawippi River. Also located here is the Capelton Mine, which offers underground guided tours. The Route des Vins de l'Estrie wine route features a stop at the Domaine Bergeville, the only Quebec vineyard devoted exclusively to organic sparkling wines. The Massawippi River will charm canoe-kayak enthusiasts with its meandering route through valleys, forests, and agricultural landscapes. The Hatley Township also boasts a number of multipurpose trails for outdoor enthusiasts.

969 inhabitants

With Lake Memphremagog as a backdrop, the city benefits from an exceptional location that established its reputation as a popular tourist destination. The Parc de la Baie-de-Magog is not to be missed with its paths, beaches, open-water swimming corridor, and pier. The dynamic downtown scene features the renowned performance venue the Vieux Clocher de Magog, the Merry House, numerous boutiques, art galleries, and restaurants and terraces. Magog hosts a lot of family, sports, agrifood, and green events that attract visitors from all regions of the province.

Mansonville (Potton Township) ?P 1,883 inhabitants

This township covers a vast hilly area from Lake Memphremagog to the Sutton Mountain Range, from Knowlton Landing to Highwater, and including the main town of Mansonville. The scenic country roads of the circuit Incomparable Potton meander through exceptional landscapes, delighting visitors. Mansonville is well worth a visit with its heritage buildings, and its round barn (1912) that hosts temporary exhibitions as well as its public market. In summertime, Place Manson moves to the beat of musicians every Sunday. Every year, on the second Friday and Saturday in August, Potton residents celebrate at their annual Spirit of Potton Festival.

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Nestled in the heart of the Appalachians, and on the shores of Lake Massawippi, North Hatley was, in the 19th century, a coveted vacation area for the American bourgeois. This heritage is apparent in its exceptional built heritage and throughout its village landscapes. Designated one of Quebec’s most beautiful villages, its charm and the array of its accommodations, including one with Relais & Châteaux designation, attract renowned artists, heads of state, and vacationers seeking luxurious rest and relaxation. Activity enthusiasts are far from neglected, with access to bike paths, water sports, and walking trails, making this an irresistible destination.

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Orford

GOLF MONT-ORFORD

The municipality of Orford is first and foremost an exceptional natural environment with mountains and lakes providing spectacular panoramic views and a host of opportunities for outdoor activities. These include Parc national du Mont-Orford, the ski resort of the same name, two golf courses, the Centre de Villégiature Jouvence nature resort, and 23 km of bike trails crisscrossing its area. The village core features major hotels (Estrimont Suites & Spa, Manoir des Sables, Chéribourg, and L’Espace 4 saisons) and great restaurants. Nature and culture are harmonized at Orford Musique, which runs a summer music academy, and an internationally renowned music festival.

Saint-Benoîtdu-Lac P 28 inhabitants

Saint-Benoît-du-Lac, considered to be one of Quebec’s smallest municipalities, was founded in 1939. On the grounds of this municipality is the abbey where Benedictine monks practise a life of contemplation based on prayer, work, and fraternal life. The Abbey is open to the public year-round, and anyone can attend its Gregorian chant ceremonies. Retreats at the Abbey or Sainte Scholastique Villa may be arranged by reservation, and guided tours are offered in the summer. The boutique offers products made by the monks: cheeses, ciders, compotes, etc. Its orchards are open during apple-picking season.

ABBAYE SAINT-BENOÎT-DU-LAC

5,006 inhabitants

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COLBY-CURTIS MUSEUM

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Saint-Étiennede-Bolton P 786 inhabitants

Nestled among the Saint-Étienne, Gauvin, and Foster mountains and lakes Libby and Trousers, Saint-Étienne-de-Bolton is a picturesque and charming little village. From here, you can easily access the North Missisquoi Valley for hiking, kayaking, cycling, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing, as well as the Sentiers de l’Estrie hiking trails. After your excursion, enjoy a break and a treat at the bistro-terrace Coop du Grand-Bois Café de Village, and chat with locals.

Stanstead

2,804 inhabitants

The Town of Stanstead located at the Canada-US border has a rich history. Created from the merger of the “Three Villages” of Beebe Plain, Rock Island, and Stanstead Plain, this town is an open-air history book. Here you will find the prestigious Stanstead College, the Colby-Curtis Museum, and the Haskell Free Library and Opera House. Along Dufferin Street are numerous homes from the 19th century, and CANUSA Street, which is divided in the centre by the border, is a world-unique feature.

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Nestled between Sherbrooke and Magog is Sainte-Catherine-de-Hatley, founded in 1901. On high ground, the village provides a stunning panoramic view of Mount Orford, the Katevale marsh, and Lake Magog below. In the summer, the Marché public des Collines public market attracts those appreciating regional products, while the Manoir aux Mystères welcomes groups looking for chills and thrills. For walkers, the Massawippi trails now provides access to the magnificent Lake Massawippi. The country roads also lead to the Piggery Theatre, near North Hatley, which presents English-language plays in the summer. Just imagine the winter activities!

2,746 inhabitants

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1-800-267-2744

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BUBBLES, WINES & CHAMPAGNE TOUR SABERING IN THE VINEYARD

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Bleu Lavande Treat your Senses. Have you ever experienced the therapeutic benefits of lavender? One visit to Bleu Lavande, one of the country’s largest lavender farms, and you’ll be hooked.

Lavender Fields for Days

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A visit to Magog’s Bleu Lavande lavender farm is an idyllic retreat. After all, what could be more delightful than a stroll through lavender fields and floral gardens, especially during peak bloom weeks in July? And you can even bring your dog! Once you’ve perused the property (and Instagrammed to your heart’s content!), head indoors to continue the journey.

Shop the wide range of high-quality Bleu Lavande products, including essential oils, body lotions, bath products, home fragrance, and more. During the summer, you can also purchase lavender plants to recreate a bit of the Bleu Lavande experience in your very own garden.

Inside Espaces Bleu Lavande is an interpretation centre about the art of lavender cultivation in Quebec. There is also an interactive space by Moment Factory offering guests a multi-dimensional immersion that engages all the senses. Don’t miss it!

The warmer months are also when you can enjoy fun extras, including pop-up musical performances and divine outdoor massages. But, know that no matter when you visit, Bleu Lavande will always welcome you with open arms. Plan your visit today.

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Hôtel Verso Bistro Kóz

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Your Magog Pied-à-Terre We can’t decide what’s the greatest game-changer: The amenities at the new Versō Hotel (including Kóz, the on-site Mediterranean bistro) or its premium location on the shores of Lac Memphrémagog? One thing that we do know is that this PAL+ property is destined to become a local favourite.

Retro Style, Modern Comfort

A Trip for your Taste Buds

Open since summer 2021, this chic boutique hotel has 54 rooms outfitted in trendy mid-century modern style. Each pays stylish tribute to musical acts from the Quiet Revolution era and because most of the rooms offer lake views, you’ll have a front-row seat to epic views and magnificent sunsets.

Kóz transport guests to the Mediterranean in an instant thanks to a menu that borrows from Greek and Turkish culinary traditions. Choose from inspired salads, beautiful grilled meats, and super-fresh seafood plus artful cocktails and private import wines. The proverbial cherry on top? A South Beach meets Manhattan décor and two-story lakeside patio.

The hotel is also walking (or cycling, or driving) distance of a wide array of cultural activities, outdoor adventures, great dining options, and chic boutiques.

In a hurry? Grab snacks and beverages to go at sister eatery Kómptoir.

Personalized Stay with PAL+ PAL+ employs 300 people in seven Townships tourist attractions. Besides Versō and Kóz, you are cordially invited to cruise the lake with Escapades Memphrémagog and dine at OMG Resto (Sherbrooke) and Espace 4 Saisons, Bistro 4 Saisons and Burger Pub (Orford). You can even customize your package with exclusive hotel, dining and tourist attraction deals.

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Spa Bolton

Go Chasing Waterfalls Over twenty years ago, Spa Bolton embarked on a mission: To offer a tranquil spot for wellness and relaxation in the heart of nature. One visit to the beautiful property at the foot of the Rivière Missisquoi waterfalls and you’ll declare mission accomplished. Harmonious Existence While some spas pipe soothing waterfall sounds through an audio system, Spa Bolton leaves that up to Mother Nature. There’s no denying that the visual and auditory presence of the Rivière Missisquoi waterfalls enhance the benefits of a thermal experience. Spa installations include a wood-heated sauna, two dry saunas with river views, a eucalyptus steam bath, polar baths, river access, three hot tubs, heated pool and several relaxation zones (yurts, hammocks, patio and more).

Spa treatments, including massage therapy and aesthetics are available à la carte or in combination with spa access. Reservations are required and memberships are available. Reap the Benefits Stress reduction, soothed muscular tension, improved breathing, better sleep, boosted immune system… These are only a few of the benefits of a thermal experience. Rain or shine, our services foster physical and mental relaxation. Make hot, cold, relax your mantra to melt stress away, release muscles and completely let go .

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Ripplecove Hôtel & Spa

Laid-Back Elegance at Ripplecove Ripplecove Hotel & Spa is a worldrenowned property tucked in the heart of nature on Lake Massawippi, just minutes from the Cœur villageois of Ayer’s Cliff. With a 5-star rating and idyllic location, it more than lives up to its outstanding reputation. And the recent addition of 29 new luxurious suites? Just another reason to put this extraordinary spot at the very top of your bucket list.

A Peaceful Stay The new high-end suites offer the utmost in luxury and comfort. Each features amenities like a fully equipped kitchen, breathtaking lake views, private patio, gas fireplace and plush beds. Guests also have exclusive access to a state-of-the-art gym and rooftop terrace outfitted with hot tubs and relaxation areas.

On-Site Activities No stay at Ripplecove is complete without a visit to the spa, so be sure to set aside plenty of time to luxuriate in the gorgeous facilities and restorative treatments. There are also plenty of activities to enjoy on site, no matter the season. Summer is perfect for hiking, watersports, tennis and cycling while the winter months are all about snowshoeing, skating and fatbiking. It’s true: You can do all this—and then some!— without ever leaving the property. Finally, be sure to enjoy the fine dining experience at Le Riverain, a multiple-time winner of the prestigious CAA/AAA Four Diamond Award. Treat yourself to an above and beyond getaway you won’t soon forget. .

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Sherbrooke

Vibrant and Green Sherbrooke is a lively city that exudes authenticity and vitality both day and night. It’s at once sporty, epicurean and artsy, making it the perfect destination for all. First stop? A stroll along Lac-des-Nations before exploring the architectural and historical heritage that has shaped the city over its storied 220-year history. Then, for a delicious dining experience, head to the bustling downtown core for trendy restaurants and bars, many outfitted with beautiful patios. No matter what you’re craving, you’re sure to find it—but always with a local Townships twist. There are also plenty outstanding brewpubs to enjoy, not to mention the fabulous urban winery.

Finally, don’t forget to set aside some shopping time to explore the area’s chic boutiques. Throughout the year, things heat up with a profusion of live entertainment options and world-class festivals. For the art lovers, there’s a mosaiculture circuit, urban exhibits, awesome museums and 18 larger-than-life trompe l’oeil murals. And while strolling the city, one can’t help but admire the AngloSaxon influence that shaped Sherbrooke into the unique town it is today. Sherbrooke is also a breath of fresh air— literally!—thanks to vast green spaces, a mountain right in the city, a downtown lake and an exceptional bike loop. To experience the very heart of the Eastern Townships, simply add Sherbrooke to your itinerary.

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170,816 inhabitants

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Sherbrooke is not only the vibrant, urban centre of the Eastern Townships, but also a popular, lively cultural and gourmet destination. The heart of the city features rich natural settings and offers a vast range of outdoor activities. Parc du Mont-Bellevue attracts outdoor enthusiasts both summer and winter. Paddling the calm waters of the St. Francis and Magog rivers provides amazing views of the city from a different perspective. The bike trail Véloroute des Grandes-Fourches is enjoyed by both recreational and more adventurous cyclists. In the downtown sector, Sherbrooke’s rich past is immediately visible. The city’s architecture, cultural life, shows, museums, and events together create a unique vibrancy marked by the mix of francophone and anglophone cultures. Sherbrooke’s history is revealed along the Circuit des murales, a tour that showcases 18 trompel’œil historic murals. The city is also known for its outstanding fine dining, reflecting the talents of its chefs and the dynamic nature of its restaurant owners. Proud to be the birthplace of Quebec’s first microbrewery, Sherbrooke has become a popular choice as a brewing destination.

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THE MAGOG LOOP

OTL Gouverneur Sherbrooke

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A Luxe 5-Star Stay Did you know that OTL Gouverneur Sherbrooke is one of only three 5-star hotels in the region? This award-winning property more than deserves all the recognition it has garnered— and we hope you’ll visit to discover why.

The hotel’s bright, sophisticated rooms marry elegance and cutting-edge technology for a truly comfortable stay. Room amenities include a high-speed internet, 50” television, whisper-quiet air conditioning, espresso machine, and connected iPad capable of programming wakeup calls and ordering room service. Every stay also includes a full breakfast prepared to your specifications, access to a state-of-theart gym complete with oversized indoor pool (perfect for swimming laps!), and wine distributors to discover grand crus wines preserved in optimal conditions. Cheers!

Spa and Dine At PAŪS Spa, the red carpet is rolled out for hotel guests: Think exclusive offers including access to the thermal experience, body treatments and massage therapy. Hungry? Grab a table at Boefish, the hotel’s trendy restaurant offering a culinary and sensory experience where the surf and turf menu is cooked before your very eyes in a festive ambiance complete with live DJ. To choose OTL Gouverneur Sherbrooke is to choose the epitome of contemporary comfort.

OTL Gouverneur Sherbrooke 3131, rue King Ouest, Sherbrooke 819-780-8800 / 1-888-910-1111 otlhotelsherbrooke.ca

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Strøm Nordic Spa

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Want to break the frenetic pace of everyday life? Seek refuge on the island of Zen and tranquility that is Strøm Nordic Spa in downtown Sherbrooke.

Not sure where to start your wellness journey? You could opt to soak in a hot tub, steam in a eucalyptus bath or relax in a Finnish sauna or thermal waterfall. Or perhaps you’d prefer to kick back in the indoor or outdoor relaxation areas? No matter what you choose, there are plenty of options to carve out the perfect relaxing journey you crave. Don’t forget to indulge your taste buds, too! Café Fika has a menu highlighting fresh, local ingredients of the highest quality.

Sherbrooke’s Strøm Nordic Spa is located on Lac des Nations and offers a thermal experience year-round. In the summer, guests can spend time on the dock, beach and patio. In the winter, bundle up in a fur blanket by the roaring fireplace…

Make the most of your stay at Strøm Nordic Spa by combining your experience with a stay at a nearby hotel. Scan the QR code for exclusive offers.

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Coaticook River Valley

Naturally Stunning The Coaticook Valley is home to classic Townships attractions like hiking and biking trails, Foresta Lumina, a magical illuminated trail, and Laiterie Coaticook ice cream. Excellent reasons to visit, right? But that’s just the beginning!

A Region to Savour But of course, there’s so much more to explore— starting with an incredible agrotourism offering. Traditional farms, organic vegetable farms, orchards, artisanal cheese shops… In the Coaticook Valley, terroir flavours are celebrated (as they should be!). To discover as many local producers as possible, check out the Compton farmer’s market on Thursday evenings or La Virée Gourmande des Comptonales, an annual Thanksgiving weekend food festival. Don’t forget your shopping totes and appetite! The Coaticook Valley is also home to biking trails (mountain and gravel), unique accommodations, an indoor minigolf course located in a former church (!) and picturesque parks perfect for relaxing, picnicking and simply savouring the moment. The bottom line? This region has something for everyone: the foodies, the sporty types and anyone who enjoys making stunning new discoveries. The Coaticook River Valley: A region to discover time and time again.

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Compton

3,191 inhabitants

Birthplace of Louis Stephen St. Laurent, Prime Minister of Canada from 1948 to 1957, this charming municipality emerged from a mix of Anglophone and Francophone backgrounds. This blending of cultures was carried over to the St. Laurent’s quaint general store and home, now classified as a Parks Canada national historic site. Today considered in the region as a mecca of organic farming and a gourmet hub coveted by food enthusiasts, the area’s agricultural tourism businesses offer a vast array of local products that delight everyone. Its evening market, orchards and its gourmet festival, Les Comptonales, attract great crowds.

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DOWNTOWN COATICOOK

8,907 inhabitants

Coaticook’s name was inspired by the word “Koatikeku,” the Abenaki word for land of the pine river. The municipality includes the hamlets of Barnston and Baldwin and the urban centre of Coaticook. A downtown core in an agricultural setting offers local services and lots of activities. It is a great site for cycling and hiking, and features a library, museum, performance venue, many heritage buildings, a forest that comes alive at night, a very long footbridge, a nature discovery park, a fish farm, a mountain, a lake, and a beach, all in an enchan ting and vibrant milieu. Also worth mentioning are the restaurants, microbreweries, the best ice cream, and lodgings of all kinds.

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Barnston-Ouest, characterized by its panoramic view from Mount Orford to Jay Peak, has, since 1946, included the villages of Way’s Mills and Kingscroft. A stop on the Townships Trail, the place name “Way's Mills” evokes the memory of an American tweed and flannel manufacturer, L. S. Way, who arrived in the region circa 1808. Aside from the 13 bridges that cross the Niger River and several brooks, elements of interest include the United Church (1881), the Church of the Epiphany (1888), the round barn on the Holmes farm (1907), and one of the smallest fire halls in Quebec equipped with a tower used for drying hoses (1952).

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574 inhabitants

SENTIER POÉTIQUE, SAINT-VENANT-DE-PAQUETTE

Martinville

East Hereford

274 inhabitants

The enchanting setting of East Hereford and its proximity to the American border made this a popular crossing site for the Abenakis, the Loyalists, the French Canadians, and even the smugglers who forged its history. In the heart of the Appalachians, Forêt communautaire Hereford, featuring Mount Hereford (875 metres); Donat Falls, accessible from the Neil-Tillotson Trail; and the Circuits Frontières mountain bike trails, attract outdoor enthusiasts. The tourist offer also includes the Sapins et Merveilles balsam fir interpretation centre, the Indian Stream circuit stop, and the Ferme piscicole des Bobines fish farm, offering delectable cold-smoked trout.

Saint-Venant-de-Paquette

100 inhabitants

This tiny municipality, nestled in a little valley in the heart of the Appalachians, borders New Hampshire and Vermont. In addition to being the first village to have the very first Caisse populaire Desjardins ever established in rural North America (1907), this small village is proud of its church museum (1877), which has retained its architecture and original interior finishings in varnished wood, as well as its angelic acoustics. The Maison de l’Arbre, with its exhibit on trees, and the Sentier Poétique, a 3-km poetry-themed walking trail, enliven the area and merit a visit. The Pioneer Trail stops here to pay tribute to Hermine Malouin-Lefebvre (1841-1941), a centenarian who was an early settler in this area. LA VOIE DES PIONNIERS

The municipality was named after Daniel Martin, builder of a local mill. As a matter of fact, the place was formerly known as Martin's Mills. Ever since its launch in 2010, the Pioneer Trail has included a stop in Martinville. The silhouette of Oscar Lessard, an important entrepreneur from Martinville, is featured on the trail’s route. Located in the Parc du VieuxMoulin in Martinville, Mr. Lessard's historical figure presents broad chapters of the region’s history, as well as the major events that marked his era. Martinville's heritage attractions such as its birdwatching site are showcased.

Waterville

2,330 inhabitants

The charm of Waterville, founded in 1876 by families of British and American origin, stems from its New England influence. It also has a surprisingly dynamic industrial sector. A richly illustrated historical route, Waterville et son Patrimoine, enables visitors to discover the soul and history of beautiful ancestral homes. A stop at Parc des Cascades will reveal the former Gale & Sons water tower and a historic character from the Pioneer Trail. Discover outstanding landscapes along the Coaticook River on a canoeing-kayaking excursion called Aquaticook. The Club de Golf de Waterville, is among Quebec’s oldest links, boasts a beautiful course.

440 inhabitants

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Val-SaintFrançois

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Rich Past, Vibrant Present While Val-Saint-François is an oasis of tranquility, there’s also a strong current of energy pulsating through the region.

Besides unspoilt natural beauty, the region has an outstanding cultural and historical offering. Some highlights you’ll find along Chemin des Cantons include Musée de l’Ardoise (housed in a former Presbyterian church), Ulverton Woolen Mill (dating back to 1850), and Windsor Powder Mill (founded in 1864).

Known for Valcourt’s J. Armand Bombardier Ingenuity Museum, Val-Saint-François also offers outdoor enthusiasts plenty of opportunity to practice their favourite activities like cycling, hiking, cross-country skiing and watersports. Indeed, two of the region’s most wonderful asses are the magnificent Saint-François River and Lac Brompton. Both waterways are pristine, picturesque, and perfect spots to canoe, kayak or paddleboard.

Add food stops at farmer’s markets, cheese shops and vineyards and you have the recipe for a truly unforgettable stay. A visit to this region is sure to exceed any and all expectations!

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Bonsecours

Kingsbury

101

Bonsecours is a charming country village surrounded by hills and lakes, featuring a panoramic, postcard-perfect view onto Mount Orford. Centred between Sherbrooke, Magog, Granby, and Valcourt on Route 220, the municipality is a great place to live. Known for its welcoming ambiance, the village has a general store, a walking trail, and a restaurant. Bonsecours will tempt each of your senses.

141 inhabitants

Established in 1896, one of Kingsbury’s main characteristics is its houses with slate roofs, tangible reminders of the large slate quarries that operated until the early 20th century. Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy hiking and observing the wildlife at the Kingsbury marsh. This marsh is an ideal setting for observing waterfowl and white-tailed deer; it is also home to a heron colony and a stand of red pines. The Kingsbury zone of the Sentiers de l'Estrie hiking trail network, 24 km in length, provides access to the La Rouche rock face, which looks out over the lake of the same name and the mountain ranges to the south.

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Melbourne Township

1,087 inhabitants

The overall allure of this township's village core, with its 19th-century red-brick buildings, their slate roofs, and American vernacular style, reflects the origins of the pioneers who settled here circa 1799. Coburn Park features a public work of art, a life-sized depiction of a painting by Frederick Simpson Coburn (1871-1960), one of Canada’s most well-known artists and native of the township. St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church (1842) was even immortalized on Canadian two-dollar bills from 1954 to 1975. The Melbourne Ridge United Church (1858) is a site of interest, as is the Richmond County Historical Society's museum.

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636 inhabitants

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Racine P 1,394 inhabitants

Richmond

Racine, founded in 1912, took its name from the first bishop of the Diocese of Sherbrooke, Mgr. Racine. A unique and welcoming small community, Racine stands out for its social innovations. These include its food co-op, Brunante Coop, which operates the Marché Locavore local products market, the Maison de la culture, and the Maison du Marché, all avant-garde initiatives that have energized the heart of the village. Racine can be proud to have a village core, an agricultural sector, and a number of lakes: Miller, Brais, Larouche, and Brompton. Proud of its roots, Racine has been organizing one of the region’s largest celebrations of St. Jean Baptiste Day (Quebec’s national holiday) since 1979.

3,267 inhabitants

Richmond has a rich and diverse background. A mix of English, Irish, Welsh, and French cultural influence can be seen in its built heritage. The town has many heritage buildings, including the old railway station (1883); the former Mont Saint-Patrice convent; St. Bibiane’s Roman Catholic Church (1880); St. Paul’s (1889), a French Presbyterian church, housing the Musée de l'ardoise highlighting slate; and the old English neighbourhood where a tour features some 36 heritage buildings—featuring a few examples of Richmond’s abundant heritage. The St. Francis River, cycling trails, and walking paths are idyllic for outdoor enthusiasts.

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Sainte-Annede-la-Rochelle

4,514 inhabitants

617 inhabitants

The fate of this municipality is closely linked to that of its lakes: Grand-Lac and Petit-Lac Brompton, Montjoie, and Desmarais. Here, residents live amidst natural beauty in a vacation setting. The first name of the founder of the area, Father Joseph Denis Bellemare, was attributed to this parish instituted in 1880. The second part of the name refers to Brompton Township. In its early days, only a few dirt tracks crossed the village, such as Scotch Road, which reflects the town’s origins.

The parish of Sainte-Anne-de-la-Rochelle was founded in 1856 by several families of Irish and Loyalist origins. It has been recognized for numerous years as a pilgrimage destination with its church dedicated to Saint Anne, its grotto, sanctuary, and nearby roadside cross. Here, you can become familiar with sea buckthorn and with donkey-milk-based products, the latter of which provide excellent body care. If you are fortunate, you may encounter exotic animals: Tigers, lions, monkeys…. Sainte-Anne-de-la-Rochelle is full of surprises!

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Ulverton

The municipality of Stoke, near Sherbrooke, offers hiking enthusiasts a variety of trails, including one on Mount Chapman, the peak of the Stoke Mountains, with majestic landscapes. It boasts many businesses that are well worth the detour, namely the Miellerie Lune de Miel, an agricultural tourism gem and educational gourmet stop, as well as the Brasserie le Jasper brewery, which introduces guests to food paired with beers from the region. Thanks to its policies on sustainable development, culture, and family, the municipality of Stoke is a great place to live and a must-see in the region!

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The first American settlers arrived in Ulverton in 1802. Although it was not made official until 1944, its name dates back to 1853. The number, quality, and diversity of its heritage buildings make this one of the most authentic and picturesque villages in Quebec, and the gateway to the Townships Trail. Among the most noteworthy buildings is the Moulin à laine d’Ulverton (1850-1945), which now houses a wool production and treatment interpretation centre. Discover an exceptional vineyard where vines sprawl over the rolling hills of this picturesque landscape.

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Val-Joli

MUSEUM OF INGENUITY J. ARMAND BOMBARDIER

Valcourt

The Municipality of Val-Joli is 80% beautiful farmland and majestic forests. In addition to the rural sector, certain industries and businesses have taken roots here over the years. Val-Joli also has recreational infrastructure and parks perfect for strolls to admire the fauna and flora. Discover the charming scenes and picturesque attractions of Val-Joli’s beautiful valley countryside. Val-Joli’s history dates back to 1855, when the Township of Windsor included the townships of Stoke, Saint-Georges-de-Windsor, and Windsor. In 1991, the municipality was renamed Val-Joli.

3,215 inhabitants

Founded in 1802 as the Township of Ely, the village of Valcourt became the town of Valcourt in 1974. Proud of the heritage left by its snowmobile inventor, Valcourt is home to the Museum of Ingenuity J. Armand Bombardier. The town features a cultural centre with avant-garde programming, a vibrant summer public market, a circuit of bike trails adapted to all levels of cyclists, and the world’s largest motorized winter sports event, which gathers thousands of snowmobile racing enthusiasts every year. Come and experience ingenuity in Valcourt. CANOT-KAYAK RICHMOND

Windsor

5,419 inhabitants

Bringing to mind images of Windsor Castle in England, Windsor was elevated to town status in 1899, and adopted its current name in 1914. Known today for its vibrant and diversified economic fabric, Windsor has a rich industrial past, as told by the Parc historique de la Poudrière. This was Quebec's first black powder and explosive plant, which began operations in 1864, and currently is home to an interpretation centre. The site features several hiking trails along the Watopeka River where several archaeological artefacts can be admired.

1,686 inhabitants

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Museum of Ingenuity J. Armand Bombardier

A Lasting Legacy Joseph-Armand Bombardier was a prominent inventor (Ski-Doo snowmobiles? That’s him!) and we’re pleased to report that his namesake museum more than lives up to his legacy. At this Valcourt museum, Quebecois ingenuity is celebrated in a fun and educational way. Kids—and kids

at heart!—will love to see the collection of artifacts that depict Mr. Bombardier’s life… not to mention the multimedia show developed by Moment Factory. Explore the innovation, design and technology developed by Bombardier and BRP through interactive exhibits. The museum’s new temporary exhibit, Ados: Cerveaux Inventifs, is all about the inner

workings of the teenage brain. It highlights the innovative spirit of a dozen Canadian teens who intent to change the world. And of course, it wouldn’t be a Bombardier experience without vehicles. The museum’s impressive collection of 75 unusual vehicles makes the perfect backdrop for a souvenir selfie!

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Centre d'exposition Yvonne L. Bombardier

Visual Arts for All Not only does this cultural centre provide exceptional exposure to local artists but it also acts as a bustling gathering spot for locals and visitors alike. It boasts an events calendar packed with cultural and educational activities

geared at fulfilling its mission of democratizing visual arts for all. It goes without saying that if you (or your kids!) are interested in exploring the visual arts of all genres, this is a must-visit. Openings, workshops, performances, conferences, guided tours, seek and find activities…

There’s always something going on so you’ll want to visit often. The cherry on top? Admission is free. Pro tip: If you’re visiting on a nice day, plan to spend some time outdoors and pack a picnic. The Centre is surrounded by a beautifully manicured park.

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Des Sources Region

Back to Basics Don’t sleep on the Des Sources Region: It’s one of the best-kept secrets in the Eastern Townships. Stay a few days to discover the area’s vibrant culture, close-knit community, and unique savoir faire. Like to take it slow and soak in the company of loved ones? This welcoming region is just the place for you. When you visit, split your time between outdoor adventure (the panoramic view from the top of Mont-Ham Regional Park and the unique ecosystem of

Burbank Pond are standouts) and cultural endeavours (art galleries, heritage homes, arts and crafts, terroir flavours). And despite its small size, this region is anything but sleepy. Indeed, Des Sources charms visitors with its surprisingly diverse offering and effervescence. The Danville Arts Symposium, La Meunerie de Saint-Adrien cultural centre, Le P'tit Bonheur de Saint-Camille, and the Slackfest festival in Val-des-Sources are just a few examples of why locals love calling this spot home, and why visitors are delighted every time they visit. Come see for yourself, won’t you?

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The first Village-Relais, Danville is reminiscent of a small New England town. Its heritage sectors are worth a tour, as are its numerous art galleries and studios, and the not-to-be-missed arts symposium in the fall. Birdwatching buffs will take pleasure in exploring the trails at the Centre d’Interprétation de l’Étang Burbank, and attending the migratory bird festival. Discover the Mante du Carré public market, based in a former general store. Cyclists may enjoy the Route verte bike trail, which ends at the regional cycling centre, near Route 116.

This municipality, focusing on tourism, agriculture, and forestry, is of broad appeal. Located at the base of the spectacular Mount Ham regional park, it is a paradise for outdoor and hiking enthusiasts. The rustic camping offering on the banks of Lac de la Truite is perfect for those who enjoy fishing. The surrounding area is an ideal spot for hunting and outdoor activities like snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. Enjoy a warm welcome at the La Mara inn, featuring regional products and unequalled comfort, and designated a “Bienvenue Randonneurs” certified stop. You will be enchanted by this delightful vacation location, a must-stop site on the Summit Drive.

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Saint-Adrien

Saint-Camille

549 inhabitants

Saint-Georges-de-Windsor

976 inhabitants

Located in the high elevations of the MRC des Sources, this municipality has breathtaking landscapes. Discover the Halte des Horizons observation site on Route 249, with its unique lookout in the shape of a cow. The church’s rich heritage is of exceptional value, as is the legend of St. George’s dragons on which the village was founded. Do not leave without first treating your family to fresh curd cheese at the Fromagerie Proulx cheese factory. In the summer, enjoy the festive ambiance of the public market held every Sunday.

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Saint-Camille, founded in 1848, is one of Quebec’s most beautiful villages in bloom and was one of the first French-speaking villages in the Eastern Townships. It features buildings dating back to 1875, such as the grocery store with its loggia-style architecture, and the church with its rectory. The Saint-Antoine chapel, constructed in 1899, is a gathering place for classical music enthusiasts. In the former general store, Le P'tit Bonheur is renowned not only for its famous performance hall, but also for its art gallery, rural life interpretation centre, and Friday pizza. Nature lovers can enjoy the family trail and more than 4 km of walking trails.

Founded in 1878, Saint-Adrien is fortunate to be near the Parc régional du Mont-Ham and a hub featuring enticing tourist attractions. Admire its French-Canadian houses, rectory converted into an inn, and century-old church transformed into a recording studio and shared workspace. Enjoy a health break at Centre Odaïna and a food-enthusiast’s stop at the Cerf Rouge sugar shack. The gateway to Summit Drive, Saint-Adrien is an unparalleled basin of creativity, thanks in part to the Bureau Estrien de l’Audiovisuel et du Multimédia (BEAM), as well as La Meunerie, which promotes regional culture by hosting emerging artists in a cozy setting.

Founded in 1899, Val-des-Sources (formerly called Asbestos) has been shaped by a rich mining history, one of the remaining vestiges of which is an immense open pit. Its observatory and Place de la Traversée are well worth a visit. Sports enthusiasts are invited to enjoy the walking paths, as well as cross-country skiing and snowshoeing trails. Don’t miss SlackFest, the country’s largest highline event. Centre O3, on the shores of the Trois-Lacs vacation area, perfectly blends music with nature. A microbrewery, the Microbrasserie Moulin 7, whose setting features the town’s mining roots, will appeal to beer lovers. In the summer, don’t miss the Festival des Gourmands for food enthusiasts, or the Grande Foire Minéralogique for gemology buffs.

Wotton

1,406 inhabitants

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Surrounded by vales and agricultural land, Wotton is proud of its French-Canadian origins and its pioneers who were the first landowners free from the seigniorial system of Lower Canada. Enjoy the cycling trails, Parc des Érables, and staying at the campground along the Nicolet River, Camping de la Rivière Nicolet. Every summer, the multimedia theatrical portrait “Sur les Chemins des Cantons, l’Estrie se raconte” presents a journey through time from the year 1700 to today. Not to be missed are not only the country and western festival, the Festival des Traditions, the winter carnival, Centre d’Interpretation de la Vie Catholique en Milieu Rural du Québec, but also the Miellerie Lambert honey house and the Maison Grise farm and cheese production site, of which Wotton residents are also proud.

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Haut-SaintFrançois

A Sight for Sore Eyes With a landscape punctuated by hills, valleys and rivers, the Haut-Saint-François region offers some of the most stunning views in the province. If you’re looking for one of the best ways to discover it, look no further than the Circuit des sheds panoramiques. Stunning Scenery Meets Exceptional Heritage The Circuit des sheds panoramiques features nine wooden sheds strategically placed to show off some of the area’s most breathtaking views and sites of historical significance. It highlights the region’s rich and diverse past, tracing First Nations foot-steps in East Angus, Scottish heritage in Lingwick and French settlers in Hampden.

Make a beeline for the farmer’s markets to enjoy the season’s bounty or visit farms directly for a bucolic experience. You can pick seasonal fruit at Ferme au Pré Bleu, for example, or design your own floral arrangements using fresh-picked blooms at Florale Libella, or simply enjoy a relaxing garden stroll at Jardins Vivaces de Fernand.

The two Coeurs villageois in Haut-SaintFrançois are in the towns of CookshireEaton and Scotstown. Each boasts unique cultural and historical attractions.

Come nightfall, check out Murmures des Cantons, a multimedia show that brings the history of the region to life through sound, light, and projections on buildings surrounding Parc des Braves in Cookshire-Eaton. This year, let the natural beauty and rich heritage of Haut-Saint-François dazzle you.

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Hailing from rural regions of England, the Scottish CHAUDIÈRE-APPALACHES Isles, and the northernTOURIST United States, the few REGION families that settled in Bury beginning in 1836 P left their mark on this community with a large 297 inhabitants proportion of Anglophones. Bury’s picturesque village core features a heritage route that highThis tiny village, now known for its array of activiSaint-Robertlights its beautiful old houses. The Pen-Y-Bryn Saint-Ludger + Bellarmin + ties, encourages you to take Route 257 to explore Mont Lac Drolet golf course, one of the oldest in North America, Bélanger the Centre de la Mine d’Or (gold mine interpretation built by the Pope family in 1869 and opened to centre) and the 7-km Ruisseau Mining trail. Just the public in 1964, welcomes golfers seeking a five kilometres further along, you will arrive at the unique golfing experience in a country setting. village, with its campgrounds and a trail along the water. Continuing towards the border will take you + Audet to the site of the magnetic hill phenomenon, which is highlighted by incredible scenery at the rest area.

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As soon as you drive out of Sherbrooke, you will find yourself on the road leading to the beginning of the Haut-Saint-François region’s small valleys. This road crosses a municipality built at the point where four townships touch: Ascot Corner, a gateway open to vitality and economic undertakings. With three parks and a new panoramic shed, Ascot Corner offers a broad range of leisure activities and Tocelebrations. BeaucevilleUse this opportunity to discover its major tourist, historical, and cultural attractions.

Cookshire-Eaton

5,446 inhabitants

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Dudswell

1,888 inhabitants

Dudswell is known for its stunning landscapes and exceptional natural environment. It features numerous attractions such as its vast Forêt habitée forest and amazing bodies of water. The municipal beach provides access to Silver Lake, where boats can be rented. A place of exceptional tranquility, Dudswell has preserved and given prominence to its assets. Events and walking trails are among the highlights to be discovered. Dudswell awaits you with its lively milieu with an engaging community that places emphasis on the environment and the quality of life of its residents. This will be obvious on your first visit!

East Angus

3,909 inhabitants

East Angus is a warm, green, and diverse community with a visibly rich history. Looking to the future the town’s special attractions include the spectacular Parc des Deux Rivières with its outdoor obstacle trail, the extraordinary neo-gothic St-Louis-de-France church and the golf course in the town centre. Several events are held throughout the year, such as the Concerts de la Gare every Thursday during the summer, the Freddy Angus haunted forest in October, and various celebrations reflecting the city's vitality and enriching living environment. LA PATRIE

Cookshire-Eaton, the largest municipality in the Haut-Saint-François MRC, features scenic routes and several village cores, such as Eaton Corner, one of the oldest villages in the Eastern Townships. The municipality drew its name from Captain Jack Cook, the first settler to acquire land here in 1795. Architectural gems remain and still reflect the significant economic boom that this area experienced. Other must-see sites are the Parc des Braves and its outdoor classical concerts, the Maison de la culture John-Henry Pope and art gallery, the Eaton Corner Museum, and the John Cook and McDermott covered bridges.

With Scottish roots, the Township of Hampden is an ideal setting for forestry, maple production, cattle-raising operations, and tourism. Located in the first International Dark Sky Reserve, it covers more than 110 km2. Hampden is the entry point to the Franceville sector of Parc national du MontMégantic (PNMM), which comprises one third of its territory and features options for family hiking on the Cimes de Franceville trail, Pain de Sucre mountain, and on a trail through the park as far as Mount Mégantic. The Mini Compostelle - Au Cœur de Mégantic pilgrimage trail and Parc régional du Marécage-des-Scots offer other possibilities for exploring Hampden.

La Patrie, the starting point of Summit Drive, derives its name from the Repatriation Act of 1875, which promoted the return of many French Canadians from New England. Local country road names reflect the area’s history. Route 212 features panoramic views of the Megantic mountain range and the White Mountains. The valley, its dairy farms, and the Guitabec guitar factories reflect the dynamism of the surrounding area. In the heart of the village, the Éva Senécal rest area provides a stunning view of Mount Megantic and the astronomical observatory. The La Patrie shed highlights the importance of journalism pioneer and Canadian author, Éva Senécal, in promoting respect for women.

Lingwick (Township)

472 inhabitants

The Township of Lingwick, created in 1855, includes the hamlets of Gould and Sainte-Marguerite. The Ruée vers Gould immerses visitors in an ambiance reflecting the Scottish passion of pioneers of this village, also referred to as the Highlands of Quebec. The heritage-rich buildings are an added feature: Chalmers United Church, the old Town Hall, three ancestral cemeteries, and the McVetty-McKerry covered bridge. This covered bridge, the second longest in Quebec, has a picnicperfect area near the Saumon River (also known as the Salmon River). Picnicking is also an option at Parc du Belvédère, where there is an easily accessible walking trail. On Friday evenings in the summer, the public market and its little pub liven up the heart of Sainte-Marguerite.

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Weedon

485 inhabitants

2,748 inhabitants

Scotstown was founded by Scottish pioneers in the late 19th century. Nestled at the foot of Mount Megantic, the town encourages visitors to discover its rich heritage through various aspects, including a typically Scottish tea shop, a heritage home and garden tour, and a rural bistro. Along the main street, you will find the tartans of the town’s pioneer Scottish families. Other attractions include a business specializing in herbs, a delicatessen, a municipal park and campground highlighting the Salmon River, a cycling path in Parc régional du Marécage des Scots linking Scotstown with the Parc national du Mont-Mégantic.

Located between Sherbrooke and Thetford Mines and designated a Quebec Village-Relais, the municipality of Weedon offers lots of activities and services. Among them is Parc du Vieux Moulin, rich in nature’s flora and fauna, with a marked walking trail. A rest stop at a landing spot on the shores of Lake Aylmer is the perfect location to enjoy its numerous waterways. Other attractions include the cultural centre, a heritage building, and Parc de l’aréna. Summit Drive passes through Weedon, which also features a variety of local terroir product locations such as the cheese factory in the St. Gérard sector.

Westbury (Township)

1,077 inhabitants

The St. Francis River and Route 112 cross through Westbury Township. Located 20 kilometres from Sherbrooke, the municipality has been able to both develop and preserve its natural heritage. Given its large green spaces, many people choose to live there to start farming businesses. Westbury is a location of choice for those seeking to live in nature. PARC RÉGIONAL DU MARÉCAGE-DES-SCOTS

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Mégantic Region

Simply Majestic Whether you’re riding the 193 km Route des Sommets, hiking to the top of one of 15 mountains, contemplating the heavens above in the world’s first Dark-Sky Preserve or camping in one of two national parks, the Mégantic region offers an experience that is nothing less than extraordinary. A Grandiose Setting Mountains, wide-open spaces and 60+ lakes (!) make up this region’s stunning landscape. Here, you might find yourself breathing a little easier. You might also feel like you can touch the sky—especially if you visit the world-famous Mont Mégantic observatory.

Towns and villages—including two Cœurs villageois and Quebec’s first Cittaslow (a slow food inspired take on city life)—welcome you with open arms. Everywhere, you’ll experience deference to history and a genuine sense of hospitality. As you travel through this lovely region, you’ll also find plenty of delicious things to eat as well as a wide variety of accommodations. Last but not least, we think that you’ll find happiness, serenity and the feeling of being exactly where you should be.

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The municipality of Frontenac encircles the town of Lac-Mégantic and is located between Lake Megantic and the State of Maine. The Parc riverain Sachs-Mercier features a boat launch for easy access to the lake. Frontenac is fortunate to also have another large body of water, Lac aux Araignées, where swimming and nautical activities are permitted. A magnificent golf course facing the Hautes-Appalaches observation tower is strategically located where visitors can take in the view. The discovery in 2003 of fluted spear points typical of the late Paleoindian period determined Frontenac to be the first site of human occupation in Quebec, nearly 12,500 years ago.

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Founded in 1903, at the foot of the granitic bedrock of Mount St-Sébastien at an altitude of 350 metres, Courcelles is at the entrance to the Eastern Townships tourist region via provincial Route 108 from the direction of the Beauce in the Chaudière-Appalaches area. Featuring a log dam and a former Québec Central rail line, the municipality now is home to a fantastic space known as Aux Rives du Temps, which includes the historic Bernier gristmill; the Tardif residential-industrial workshop, which was the precursor of the international company Bestar; the Bluets River terrace, and the popular caboose on exhibit nearby. There is also reserved parking for RV enthusiasts.

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Along Summit Drive is Lac-Drolet, a peaceful village with an area featuring several prosperous businesses. In the centre of the village, Saint-Samuel Church (1898), built using local granite, has been designated a historic monument, which is also the case for the old rectory. In a former quarry at a 640-metre elevation on Mount Sébastien, the Maison du Granit presents the history of the quarries and stonecutters. This interpretation centre is worth the stop for its activities, exceptional view, and trails, including one on Mount Morne that leads to an observation tower featuring a 360-degree panoramic vista. The lake’s beauty invites fishing enthusiasts to tease bass and trout.

Well known for its natural, cultural, and geographic riches, LacMégantic is the region’s administrative, economic, and tourism hub. In addition to its beach and its water sport activities, the Baie-desSables tourist resort features an aerial course called D’Arbre en Arbre near its campsites. The many restaurants, boutiques, and accommodation facilities will enhance your stay. The Traversée Internationale du Lac Mégantic swimming competition, the Canada Man/Woman Xtreme Triathlon, and cycling events have contributed to this destination’s reputation among sports enthusiasts. The abundance of snow in winter makes this area ideal for cross-country skiing, sliding, snowshoeing, and snowmobiling. LAKE MÉGANTIC

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Lambton

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1,672 inhabitants

745 inhabitants

Founded in 1847, the municipality of Lambton is the oldest in the Du Granit MRC. Following a major fire in 1905, the current majestic cathedral-style Saint-Vital church (1905-1907), as well as the former rectory, which now houses a tourist office and an art gallery, sit proudly in the centre of the village, offering a spectacular view of Grand lac Saint-François below. Cultural, water-based, and outdoor activities as well as camping and other tourist accommodations are available in the nearby Parc national de Frontenac and the lakeside municipal park. An interpretation rest stop focuses on Summit Drive.

Marston, located on the western shore of Lake Megantic, takes its name from a village in Yorkshire County, England, and in 1859 it became a safe haven for Loyalist immigrants, who settled on a road they called Drum-A-Vack, which is Gaelic for "on both sides of the hill." On Spring Hill Road, the Echo Vale Cemetery is the final resting place of the McLeod, Murdo, and McIver pioneer families. On the main road, near the former church, you’ll find the municipal park with its Summit Drive stop and the starting point for the "Un Lac au Sommet" trail, a 4-km hiking trail. Victoria Bay has a marina to welcome boaters.

Notre-Dame-des-Bois

Piopolis

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Notre-Dame-des-Bois is one of the highest elevated villages in Quebec. Established in 1877, it is nestled at the base of Mount Megantic and surrounded by many other mountain peaks, including the White Mountains near New Hampshire and Maine. Discover these mountains and breathtaking views as you come up close and personal with them on the Sentiers frontaliers trails. The main entrance to Parc national du Mont-Mégantic, this outdoor destination—with an observatory that is unique in Quebec, in the heart of the first International Dark Sky Reserve—has what it takes to attract both astronomy enthusiasts and hikers. Accommodations and food tourism await.

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A charming little waterfront village, Piopolis, which has Coeur villageois designation, was founded in 1871 on the western shore of Lake Megantic by Papal Zouaves. Small businesses, an inn, B&Bs, a marina, a beach, and a campground add to the enjoyment of vacationers and those passing through, and contribute to the tempo of the dayto-day lives of its residents. The Halte des Zouaves rest area and a heritage route highlight its unique history. The breathtaking vistas on Rang des Grenier road and the Pioneer Trail are worth the detour. The Saint-Zénon-de-Piopolis festival features high-calibre classical music concerts in the church. A network of hiking trails through forests and along the water provides additional activity options.

Saint-Augustinde-Woburn

691 inhabitants

Founded circa 1898 in the push for Francophone colonization, Saint-Augustin-de-Woburn is located south of Lake Megantic at the base of Mount Gosford, the highest summit in southern Quebec at 1,193 m in altitude. A forestry village near the U.S. border, it features the Louise Gosford controlled harvesting zone with its hunting and fishing activities, together with the Forêt Habitée du Mont Gosford, a popular outdoor destination. The Sentiers frontaliers, a 135-km-long walking trail network, with border peaks at 1,100 metres in altitude and enchanting scenery. The Summit Drive rest stop with its intriguing horizontal sundial is a must-visit site.

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The municipality of Saint-Robert-Bellarmin, settled by Beauce colonists in 1907, was renamed after Italian bishop Robert Bellarmino in 1944. Located at the far limits of the Estrie region, two parks with 52 wind turbines 130 metres in height have been in operation since September 2012. Mount Bélanger features 20 km of hiking trails along hills, escarpments, lakes, and talus slopes, with an observation tower at the summit. Nature lovers can enjoy an amazing forest ecosystem at Lake Émilie, and vistas along the Summit Drive as far as the eye can see.

Saint-Romain

723 inhabitants

Crossed by the Summit Drive, the small village of Saint-Romain is known for its Maison Familiale Rurale, with its unique work-study co-op approach for high school students extending outside the walls of the classroom. Near Parc national de Frontenac, it is bordered by the Grand lac Saint-François, and is home to the Saint-Romain controlled harvesting zone. The municipality is an outdoor activity destination that is expanding with its fishing, hunting, and hiking activities. Teepee and cabin accommodations await vacationers. A gourmet stop at the Ferme du Péché Mignon completes its offer.

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SaintSébastien

683 inhabitants

Along the Summit Drive, at 500 metres in altitude, SaintSébastien, founded in 1855 by farmers from the Beauce, is a charming little municipality. An agricultural region, it extends across a long plateau, bordered to the southeast by Mount SaintSébastien, providing a breathtaking view as one leaves the village. This is the provincial (St. Joseph’s Oratory) and Canadian granite capital, as evidenced by the neoclassical church built in 1889 and the presence of its industries well incorporated into the landscape. Surrounded by scenic roads, Saint-Sébastien is well worth a stop to fully enjoy the landscapes.

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Stratford

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Located on the Summit Drive, Stratford is known for its diverse topography, featuring Mount Aylmer and its five lakes. Stratford is a popular destination for water sports enthusiasts, and for cyclists who also enjoy the great conditions for their sport. Visitors have an opportunity to stock up on local market produce and to take advantage of services such as a municipal wharf, launching ramp, groomed hiking trail, and campground. In the heart of the village, there is a Summit Drive interpretation stop.

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Stornoway, with its Scottish place name, and whose church steeple can be seen at the top of a hill, is well situated at the crossroads of routes 161 and 108. Three cemeteries serve as the final resting places of the first pioneers and a monument recalls the history of the founding families. The Catholic Church (1920) has a superb statue of SaintAlphonse by renowned sculptor Louis Jobin. At the Summit Drive intersection, with a stunning view of the mountains, there is a stop featuring an illuminated star finder, symbolic of the International Dark Sky Reserve. On Route 161, along the banks of the Legendre River, a former flour mill is a tangible sign of the arrival of French Canadians.

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An area that has been inhabited since the end of the 19th century; Val-Racine adopted its name in 1957. In 1883, the settlers built a sanctuary on the peak of Mount SaintJoseph. A popular place for pilgrimages, it is accessible today via a paved road in Parc national du Mont-Mégantic. The chapel, overlooking the Appalachian Mountains, offers a panoramic view of the bordering mountains and Lake Megantic. This little village has a good number of tourist accommodations. It has everything: Cycling, snowmobiling, hiking, and dogsledding trails; hunting; star gazing; and The Mini Compostelle - Au Cœur de Mégantic pilgrimage trail.

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Outdoor Recreation

6 BEST PRACTICES More and more people are enjoying the great outdoors, and we’re all for it. Here are some ways to make the experience fun and safe today… and for generations to come.

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Pick up your trash. And dispose of it correctly in a public bin or at home. This includes dog waste! Even bags marked biodegradable or compostable take years to decompose in nature.

Keep dogs on leash and in designated areas. The reason is simple: The scent left by dogs can repel wild animals.

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Stay on the trail. Think of the trail like a scar: Every step outside of it creates further damage. Going off trail also increases your risk of getting lost or injured which can be both dangerous and costly, should rescue services be required.

Be courteous. On the trail, remember that ascending hikers have priority, keep noise pollution to a minimum, warn fellow hikers of your intention to pass, and respect the trail’s vocation (i.e. don’t ride your bike on a hiking trail).

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Think safety. Before heading out, make a habit of gathering pertinent trail information (distance, conditions, difficulty, etc.) and telling someone where you’re going and when you expect to return. You’ll also want to wear appropriate shoes and clothing and bring a supply of water and food.

Pay your way. Access fees are usually just a few dollars but play a critical role in keeping our parks and nature centres afloat. And speaking of infrastructure: Pay attention to parking regulations to avoid a nasty surprise when you get back to the trailhead.

And most importantly, enjoy your time exploring the great outdoors in the Eastern Townships!

Explore the Eastern Townships 11 Getaways, 83 Attractions, 779 km of Pure Pleasure From the top of Mégantic’s highest peaks to the vineyards of Brome-Missisquoi—not to mention some of the prettiest towns and villages in the area!—our routes are designed to help you discover everything that the region has to offer. There are three tourist routes (Brome-Missisquoi Wine Route, Summit Drive and Townships Trail plus curated itineraries on numbered and country roads to choose from. Either way, the suggested stops are sure to inspire moments of pure pleasure. To simplify the planning process, let yourself be inspired by these 11 routes. Explore them in whole or in part; with friends, family or solo; over one or several days; and in active or contemplative mode. In other words, follow your whim and explore at your own pace!

For more recommendations, visit easterntownships.org/weekend-trip-ideas

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For Foodies

Calling all epicureans! Grab your favourite road trip partners and set off to meet the exceptional producers who work tirelessly to make some of the best artisanal products on the market. Local produce, cheese, beer, apples, black currant… The flavour possibilities are endless.

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8 Recommended Stops 1 Marché Ferme Beaulieu One stop for all the local, seasonal produce. 819-562-6477 fermebeaulieu.com

2 Domaine Ives Hill What are black currants (also known as cassis), anyway? Find out here, then toast to the small berries with Cassigria, a boozy beverage perfect for happy hour. 819-837-0301 domaineiveshill.com

Fromagerie La Station

Microbrasserie Coaticook

Top contenders for your new favourite cheese include Alfred Le Fermier, Chemin Hatley, Comtomme and Raclette de Compton.

Worked up an appetite? Enjoy craft beer and pub fare in this brewpub’s laid-back ambiance.

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3 Verger Le Gros Pierre Go apple picking (there are 20+ varieties to choose from) then reward your effort with apple pastries from the shop. 819-835-5549 grospierre.com

7 Laiterie de Coaticook I scream, you scream… Well, you get the idea. Some of the best ice cream in the region is made here. 819-849-2272 1-800-846-7224 laiteriedecoaticook.com

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Fromagerie les Broussailles Organic, raw goat milk cheeses are the standout here, like the mind-blowingly tasty Tomme des Broussailles. 819-861-2021 fermelesbroussailles.com

8 Foresta Lumina This mystical trail comes to life after dark… A must-see. 819-849-2331 1-888-524-6743 forestalumina.com

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Chasing Culture and Heritage

Discover the capital of the Eastern Townships and its impressive art offering, mouth-watering restaurants, old-world architecture and vibrant downtown core. If R&R is what you’re after, look no further than the idyllic green spaces scattered throughout the city.

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Say “I do!” to succulent eats and live entertainment in this restaurant located in a former church.

See the city’s history and culture brought to life through 18 oversized murals. The openair museum experience starts at 785 King Street West.

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5 Siboire Dépôt What was once a train station is now a trendy brewpub. Cheers! 819-565-3636 siboire.ca/fr/succursales/ depot

819-821-1919 1-800-561-8331 murales-sherbrooke.com

6 Sanctuaire de Beauvoir High atop the hill that overlooks Sherbrooke sits this peaceful oasis. Visit the chapel before walking the trails, if you’re in the mood. 819-569-2535 sanctuairedebeauvoir.qc.ca

3 Musée des beauxarts de Sherbrooke Discover a program rich in exhibits that explore a wide variety of visual arts. 819-821-2115 mbas.qc.ca

7 Halte des Pèlerins A wine tasting and tour of this urban vineyard is a must! 819-563-5115 haltedespelerins.com

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Musée d’histoire de Sherbrooke In addition to exhibits contained within the museum’s walls, Mhist offers guided tours of Old Sherbrooke perfect for history and architecture buffs. 819-821-5406 mhist.org

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Make the time to explore downtown Sherbrooke on foot. It is packed with chic boutiques, live entertainment venues and high-end restaurants. 819-821-1919 / 1-800-561-8331 destinationsherbrooke.com

Île de Garde

Enjoy European-inspired art de vivre and warm hospitality in this 19th century heritage home turned charming B&B. 576, rue Prospect Sherbrooke 819-346-0142 iledegarde.com

For a full list of accommodations, see page 184.

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A Family Destination

One kid is obsessed with tigers and lions. The other wants to splash around and ride their bike. Dad dreams of a splurge-y 5-course meal. Mom wants to stroll through an orchard while sipping local cider. Spoiler alert: This is a route they can all agree on!

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2 Centre d’interprétation de la nature du lac Boivin Walk, bird watch, and enjoy the peace and quiet. 450-375-3861 cinlb.org

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Bistro Kapzak

Rent an e-bike and ride all the way to Waterloo on this railwayturned-bike-path.

Chef Jason Kacprzak dishes out Polish comfort food infused with distinct Eastern Townships flair.

450-539-4000 estriade.net

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3 Granby Zoo Visit the exotic and adorable animals that call this zoo home. Too hot? Cool down at Amazoo waterpark. 450-372-9113 1-877-472-6299 zoodegranby.com

7 Verger Champêtre Gîte & compagnie Is your Instagram feed low on selfies with miniature horses or alpacas? At this orchard, you take the creature of your choice for a stroll and snap some oh-so-likeable shots. 450-379-5155 vergerchampetre.com

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Café de la Brulerie The food is tasty, the coffee is delicious, the patio is delightful, and the vibe is warm. What more could you ask for? 450-372-2200 cafedelabrulerie.com

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U-pick apples, a cider bar, bistro, boutique… This orchard is truly a one-stop shop.

Granby Public Market. This covered market is the perfect place to stock a picnic basket. Otherwise, there are lots of food-centric stops to make in the Haute-Yamaska.

450-777-2442 cidreriemilton.com

450-361-6076 marchepublicgranby.ca

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Bold flavours, serene stopovers, cultural attractions, adorable donkeys (!)… Your entire crew is sure to have a blast driving from stop to stop on this crowd-pleasing itinerary.

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7 Recommended Stops 1 Jardins Zone Orange Discover the virtues of seaberry, then pick your own and enjoy a picnic. 450-775-6147 jardinszoneorange.com

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Museum of Ingenuity J. Armand Bombardier

Get ready to fall in love with these darling donkeys. Even better? Lovely skincare product made from—you guessed it!— donkey milk.

Get acquainted with the life and legacy of the inventor of the snowmobile. 450-532-5300 museebombardier.com

579-488-8894 lesanesenculotte.com

Fromagerie Nouvelle France

Brasserie du Lac Brompton

La Confrérie Artisans Brasseurs

Snap up all everything that piques your interest at this cheese shop, then swing by the nearby Locavore farmer’s market to round out your meal.

There’s no better place to land at the end of the day! This brewpub has a varied menu and a great view on the lake.

Sip on fruit beers brewed by this Windsor artisanal microbrewery.

450-532-2483 fromagerienouvellefrance.com

819-846-6226 brasserielacbrompton.com

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Watersports, outdoor activities, a beautiful beach with a view on the mountains… These are just a few reasons to camp at Camping Plage McKenzie on Lac Brompton.

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7 Parc Historique de la Poudrière de Windsor With a trail network and guided tours, a visit at this former black powder mill is a great place to spend an afternoon. 819-845-5284 facebook.com/poudriere windsor

Luxe Scandinavian-inspired cabins offer an immersive experience in the forest thanks to XXL windows. Bonus: Access to hiking trails and the lake. 548, chemin du Grand-Brompton Racine 819-345-4434 laocabines.ca

For a full list of accommodations, see pages 187 and 188.

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In Memphrémagog, lakes and mountains abound, the setting is an invitation for outdoor adventure and history reveals itself though iconic places. On this journey, you’ll discover some of the attractions that have cemented Orford and Magog’s status as a prized resort destination.

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7 Recommended Stops 1 Eastman This lively, creative-minded Cœur villageois tucked at the foot of Mont Orford is the perfect setting for beautiful memories. 450-297-3440 eastman.quebec

5 Escapades Memphrémagog Hop aboard the Grand Cru for a memorable cruise on the majestic Lac Memphrémagog. 819-843-7000 1-888-4BATEAU escapadesmemphremagog.com

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Microbrasserie La Memphré

Choose your own (outdoor) adventure: Biking, mountain biking, hiking, kayaking, canoeing, climbing swimming, paddleboarding, camping…

A British-inspired gastropub offering craft beer, a patio and a frontrow seat to Lac Memphrémagog.

819-843-9855 1-800-665-6527 sepaq.com/pq/mor

6 Bleu Lavande Take an olfactory stroll through the lavender fields, admire the floral gardens and snag some exclusive goodies at the boutique. 1-888-876 5851 bleulavande.com

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7 Abbaye St-Benoitdu-Lac Monk-made cheeses, U-pick apples, guided tours are just a few reasons to visit—not to mention the grandiose scenery. 819-843-4080 abbaye.ca

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Downtown Magog and Point Merry Effervescence and serenity co-exist in this resort town, proof that opposites really do attract. 819-843-2744 1-800-267-2744 tourisme-memphremagog.com

For a full list of accommodations, see pages 179, 180 and 181.

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Canoeing, kayaking, paddleboarding, sailing, rock climbing and archery are just a few of the activities offered at this all-inclusive resort. Come make unforgettable family memories! 131, chemin de Jouvence, Orford 450-532-3134 / 1-800-567-3134 jouvence.com

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Self-care is on the menu at this luxe destination spa. Book an all-inclusive stay to connect with nature, nourish your body with healthy and delicious fare, consult with wellness professionals, move your body in fun new ways and so much more. 895, chemin des Diligences Eastman 450-297-3009 spa-eastman.com

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Heritage meets Natural Beauty

Spanning 430 kms, the Townships Trail (or Chemin des Cantons) is the longest tourist route in the region. To drive it is to be immersed in the area’s rich American and British heritage through period buildings, museums, churches, parks and bridges. A truly spectacular way to discover the region’s supreme beauty.

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7 Recommended Stops 1 Cookshire-Eaton On your to-do list: Visit the cultural centre, check out the art gallery, see the Les Murmures des Cantons multimedia show and relax at the park or on the patio at Brasserie 11 Comtés. cookshire-eaton.qc.ca

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Milby Covered Bridge

With a breathtaking residence, pristine grounds, dreamy antiques, unique exhibits, and plenty of activities, its spot on the itinerary is well deserved.

This bridge, a recognized historical monument, is one of the oldest of its kind in Quebec. It was erected in 1873.

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In 1912, this building was as a stately home. Today, it is a museum exploring local history, visual arts, and period costumes and textiles.

Tucked on the shore of Lac Massawippi, this Cœur villageois has undeniable charm.

Built in 1821, Maison Merry traces the history of Magog through fascinating exhibits and engaging activities.

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819-838-5006 ayerscliff.ca

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Compton With a smattering of orchards, cider producers, and artisanal cheese makers, to name a few, this scenic region is easy on the eyes—and the palate! compton.ca

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the route’s seven sheds is in CookshireEaton. Don’t forget your camera: It was strategically placed to show off one of the region’s prettiest panoramas. shedspanoramiques.com

There are some 5,500 pieces by over 950 artists in this museum’s permanent collection, not to mention an exciting calendar of touring exhibitions. An essential stop in downtown Sherbrooke. 241, rue Dufferin, Sherbrooke 819-821-2115 mbas.qc.ca

For a full list of accommodations, see pages 179, 183, 186 and 190.

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Maison Merry It’s the oldest house in Magog, and the perfect place to explore the region’s fascinating history through exhibits, special events and activities. 708, rue Principale Ouest Magog 819-201-0727 maisonmerry.ca

Cookshire-Eaton Gallery

Housed in a magnificent century-old building, the art gallery features exceptional contemporary artists and also hosts outdoor and indoor concerts. 125, rue Principale Ouest, Cookshire-Eaton galeriedartcookshireeaton.com

Rozynski Art Centre

While the art centre is dedicated to contemporary ceramics year-round, summertime is when the public can enjoy outdoor workshops and the Céramystic exhibit and sale. 2133, chemin de Way’s Mills Barnston-Ouest 819-838-1657 artsrozynski.com

Louis S. St. Laurent National Historic Site Visit an authentic early 20th century general store. Enjoy the original decor of St. Laurent's birthplace. Step back into the excitement of the 1950s and his political career. A most fascinating immersion. 6790, route Louis-S.-Saint-Laurent, Compton 819-835-5448 parcscanada.gc.ca/stlaurent

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From aerial obstacle courses and summits nestled on the Canada-U.S. border to stargazing at an International Dark Sky Preserve and unforgettable food stops, this getaway on the Summit Drive is as diverse as it is surprising.

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8 Recommended Stops 1 Station touristique Baie-des-Sables With a well-designed campground, sandy beach and robust activity offering, this spot earns high marks. Bonus: There’s a challenging aerial obstacle course nearby. 819-583-3965 baiedessables.com

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When you visit this Cœur villageois, don’t miss the Halte des Zouaves, general store, and country inn—not to mention the dock on Lac Mégantic and the Sentiers de Clocher trail network.

Perched high atop this mountain’s summit at 553 metres is a sublime spot to soak in breathtaking views on the mountains and lakes below.

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Take a stroll along the CanadaU.S. border on this 14 km intermediate loop. (The summit stands tall at 923 metres.)

You definitely don’t want to miss your chance to put together a picnic with treats from Charcuterie Scotstown.

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7 Parc du Marécagedes-Scots This lovely multipurpose path spans 8.3 km in the forest. Feeling intrepid? Add 4.5 km to reach the Franceville sector of Parc National du Mont-Mégantic. 819-560-8500 mrchsf.com/projetsmarecage-scots.html

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L’ASTROLab at Parc National du Mont-Mégantic With astronomy evenings, workshops, multimedia shows and more, ASTROLab and its Observatory offer an out-of-this-world experience. 819-888-2941 astrolab.qc.ca

8 Ruée vers Gould Delicious Scottish-inspired cuisine that’s sure to please! Plan ahead to experience the famous Scottish brunch served on Sunday mornings. 819-877-3446 rueegouldrush.net

For a full list of accommodations, see page 191.

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Our 4-season resort has everything you need for a fabulous stay: Campsites, cottages, ready-to-camp spots, a large beach on Lac Mégantic, watercraft rentals, aerial obstacle course, restaurant offering outdoor dining, bike path network and plenty of activities. 2370, chemin du Lac Lac-Mégantic 819-583-3965 baiedessables.com

ASTROLab du Parc national du Mont-Mégantic Activities for all, day and night… Experience the wonder of the earth and stars in the heart of the first International Dark Sky Reserve. 189, route du Parc, Notre-Dame-des-Bois 819-888-2941 astrolab.qc.ca

Zenderfull Set off on a stargazing adventure. You’ll observe the sky while learning about astronomy, photography, and light pollution. You can even stay the night in the wonderful Zenderfull cottage. 4410, chemin de la Montagne Val-Racine 514-549-5791 zenderfull.com

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Gaze out at towering mountains and shimmering waterways as you make your way along Summit Drive. Oh, and did we mention the fabulous food and cultural attractions? This supremely satisfying route leaves no-one indifferent.

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7 Recommended Stops 1 Camping Aventure Mégantic A five-star campground outfitted with ready-to-camp sites, an inn, pools, waterslides and more activities than you could ever ask for.

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Come to learn about the granite industry, stay for the 3 km Sentier du Morne walking trail and coffee shop/boutique.

This Cœur villageois overlooks the majestic Grand Lac SaintFrançois and is home to several historical treasures… and one amazing bakery.

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Complexe La Source

Parc du Lac-Aylmer

Rent a boat, spend the night, or simply grab a bite on the stunning lakefront patio overlooking Grand Lac Saint-François.

Walk the 1,6 km Marais de Maskinongé trail, or kayak along it on the river then take a welldeserved break on the beach.

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7 Parc Régional du Mont-Ham Hike to the summit (713 km) for a handsome reward: A 360-degree view on the landscape below. 819-828-3608 montham.ca

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Parc National de Frontenac Will you hike, bike, kayak, fish or relax on Baie aux Rats-Musqués beach? 418-486-2300 1-800-665-6527 sepaq.com/pq/fro

For a full list of accommodations, see page 191.

Lambton Tourism Office Part coffee shop, part art gallery, and 100% essential stop if looking for information about everything there is to see and do in this beautiful Cœur villageois! 211, rue Principale Lambton 819-583-8467 lambton.ca

Complexe La Source This exceptional resort on Lac SaintFrançois in the Mégantic region has something for everyone: A restaurant with lakefront patio, watercraft rentals, motel and live music events. 470, route 263 Saint-Romain 418-486-2420 complexelasource.com

Parc Régional du Mont-Ham Majestic, breathtaking, impressive… Our regional park offers hiking trails and a towering mountain for a 360° experience. 103, route 257 Ouest Ham-Sud 819-828-3608 montham.ca

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Brilliant wine tastings and all the gourmet eats you’d expect in wine country, plus passionate producers and a drive through some of the region’s most stunning scenery.

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Sip unfiltered wines, reserve a picnic basket, spend the night at the vineyard’s inn, admire the stunning mountain landscape…

Prized wines, a pretty pond, and vines as far as the eye can see in beautfiul Dunham make this an essential stop on the Wine Route. You can even stay the night in the vineyard’s villa!

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5 Sutton With two renowned microbreweries, excellent coffee shops, restaurants, and gourmet boutiques, Sutton is supremely foodiefriendly destination. 1-800-565-8455 tourismesutton.ca

6 Vignoble Domaine Bresee The wines are outstanding, camper vans are allowed, and the view on the Sutton mountains is simply stunning. 450-538-3303 vignobledomainebresee.com

3 Vignoble du Ruisseau Everything you could want from a vineyard: Paradisiacal setting, noteworthy wines, bountiful maple forest, and exquisite boutique. Bonus: A restaurant and special events. 450-538-3782 levignobleduruisseau.com

7 Lac-Brome Grab a bite (Bistro Le Relais, Brome Lake Ducks) and catch some z’s (Auberge Knowlton, Hôtel Suites Lac Brome, Auberge Lakeview Inn...). 1-844-885-2525 tourismelacbrome.com

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Clos Saragnat Welcome Christian Barthomeuf’s property. His claim to fame? Inventing ice cider. His vineyard has an environmental approach, working without pesticides, herbicides or chemical fertilizers. saragnat.com

8 Léon Courville, vigneron Sip elegant, harmonious wines on the postcard-perfect patio with a view on Lac Brome.

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La Belle Alliance. Tucked between Bromont

and Lac-Brome, this vineyard offers white, red and orange wine. It is well worth the (slight) detour. 450-539-0880 labellealliance.ca

450-243-0266 leoncourville.com For a full list of accommodations, see pages 172 and 173.

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A pristine haven of peace in the heart of the Lac-Brome region. For an unforgettable stay, choose our charming inn and its gourmet restaurant.

This boutique is loaded with exclusive and tasty products, of course, but also an interpretive centre where visitors can learn more about ducks.

667, rue de Bondville Lac-Brome 450-243-4272 / 1-866-525-4272 jolivent.ca

40, chemin du Centre Knowlton 450-242-3825 canardsdulacbrome.com

Léon Courville, vigneron

Vignoble Bromont Auberge & Boutique

Discover the vineyard, admire the view on Lac Brome, and sip outstanding wines.

Fancy a vineyard stay? Spend the night in our cozy inn tucked in the scenic countryside of Bromont.

285, chemin Brome Lac-Brome 450-243-0266 leoncourville.com

1095, chemin Nord, Brigham 450-263-4988 vignoblebromont.ca

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Domaine du Ridge Vineyard

Vignoble de l’Orpailleur

Sample excellent wines and unique specialities, including Bise d’Automne, a late harvest wine.

Sip renowned wines, eat at the charming restaurant, visit the museum, walk the interpretive trail through the vineyard and, above all, enjoy the outstanding hospitality.

450-248-3987 domaineduridge.com

450-295-2763 orpailleur.ca

Vignoble Gagliano

Dunham

Many of this vineyard’s wines are award-winning, including Donna Livia (a sparkling white and rosé), Barricato (red) and Levante (white).

This village has a rich Loyalist history, as evidenced by the unique heritage buildings that now serve as lovely restaurants and cute shops.

450-295-3503 vignoblegagliano.com

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7 Domaine du P'tit Bonheur Vineyard This charming vineyard is under new management so next time you’re in Cowansville, pop in to try the all-new offering. 514-583-2193

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Les Trois Clochers Vineyard Meet with friendly winemakers while sampling a wide array of wines. 450-295-2034 3clochers.com

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La Bauge Vineyard

Val Caudalies. Soak in a magnificent

In every La Bauge bottle lies thirty years of winemaking expertise, two generation of winemakers and a recent transition to organic culture.

450-295-2333 valcaudalies.com

view of the Appalachian Mountains while sipping a glass of wine, vermouth or cider.

450-266-2149 labauge.com For a full list of accommodations, see pages 172 and 173.

Domaine du Ridge

Vignoble du Ruisseau Winery & Cidery

For 25 years, we’ve let our savoir-faire and love of the vines steer us towards producing high-quality wines that are fun, festive and reflective of our work.

This vineyard is a one-stop shop for lovers of wine, spirits, cider, organic sugar shack fare, and fresh ember-braised food. Note that the boutique and tasting room are open year-round while the rest operates on a seasonal basis.

205, chemin Ridge Saint-Armand 450-248-3987 domaineduridge.com

4500, chemin Strobl Dunham 450-538-3782 levignobleduruisseau.com

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Cozy rooms in a standout location near a mountain, golf course, restaurants, spa, and the zoo. For a successful stay in Bromont, make our hotel your base camp. 111, boulevard du Carrefour Bromont 450-534-0044 1-866-355-0044 lestmartinbromont.com

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Love the great outdoors? Excellent food? Relaxation? You’ll find it all—and then some! —at our plush Bromont property. 125, boulevard de Bromont Bromont 450-534-3790 / 1-800-461-3790 hotelbromont.com

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Café du Flâneur

Despite being the tallest of the Stoke Mountains, reaching the top of this mountain shouldn’t require too much effort, leaving you with plenty of energy to continue on your journey.

This charming Saint-Camille Café de village is a treat any day, but its Friday pizza lunches are extra-special. 819-340-1993 ptitbonheur.org

819-864-6314 lessentiersdelestrie.qc.ca

5 Microbrasserie Moulin 7 If you’re overwhelmed by the selection, know that you can’t go wrong with Île-aux-Roux, deemed best Brown Ale in Canada. 819-716-0686 moulin7.com

3 Parc régional du Mont-Ham The view from the top of Mont Ham alone is well worth the trip. 819-828-3608 montham.ca

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Mante du Carré

With stately heritage homes, a family-friendly bike path, farmer’s market and peaceful ambiance, this town is a total charmer.

This quaint gathering place is both a farmer’s market and a Café de village.

819-879-7171 tourismedessources.com

819-839-2843 manteducarre.com

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Make cheese using only fresh milk? Challenge accepted for this Wotton shop! 819-828-2034 fromagerielamaisongrise.com

8 Burbank Pond In the fall, thousands of migratory birds stopover here. A truly impressive sight! 819-839-2771 etangburbank.com

Parc Marie-Victorin A mosaiculture collection (giant topiary-like sculptures) is just one of the reasons why a visit to this botanical garden will make your heart sing. 385, boul. Marie-Victorin Kingsey Falls 819-363-2528 parcmarievictorin.com

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The massive 200-ton truck parked at the entrance of Val-des-Sources (formerly Asbestos) is a nod to the city’s mining heritage. Stop for a photo! 819-879-7171 tourismedessources.com For a full list of accommodations, see page 188.

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GREAT OUTD O ORS

> Golfing

> Aerial Rope Course Divertigo Bromont 150, rue Champlain, Bromont 450-830-2386 divertigo.fun VéloVolant 169, chemin Staines, Sutton velovolant.com > Beaches Municipal beach (Lake Bromont) Lac Bromont, Bromont

Club de golf Le Parcours du Vieux Village 50, rue Bourgmestre, Bromont 450-534-1166 / 1-888-793-3392 parcoursduvieuxvillage.com Golf Château-Bromont 95, rue de Montmorency, Bromont 450-534-1199 / 1-888-276-6668 chateaubromont.com Le Royal Bromont 400, chemin Compton, Bromont 450-534-4653 / 1-888-281-0017 royalbromont.com

Centre de la nature beach Cowansville

> Health Centres, Spas and Relaxation Centers

Douglass Municipal beach Lac-Brome

Amerispa Château-Bromont 90, rue de Stanstead, suite 101, Bromont 450-534-2717 / 1-866-263-7477 amerispa.ca

> Canoeing and Kayaking Au Diable Vert « Station de montagne » 169, chemin Staines, Sutton 450-538-5639 audiablevert.com Canoë & Co. - Canoe and kayak rental 1120, chemin Burnett, Sutton 450-538-4052 canoecosutton.com > Cycling

BALNEA spa + réserve thermale 319, chemin du Lac Gale, Bromont 450-534-0604 / 1-866-734-2110 balnea.ca Spa de l'Auberge West Brome 128, route 139, Lac-Brome 450-266-5830 / 1-888-902-7663 awb.ca

La Villageoise tourismebromont.com

Centre de Santé Euro-Spa 455, rang de l'Église Sud Saint-Ignace-de-Stanbridge 450-248-0666 / 1-800-416-0666 euro-spa.com

> Cycling Stays and Bike Tour Guides

> Hiking Networks

Bikeskills 215, rue de Gatineau, Bromont 450-521-5301 bikeskills.ca

Parc des Sommets Bromont 450-534-2006 / 1-877-276-6668 tourismebromont.com

Axe Bromont-Sutton-Vermont tourismebrome-missisquoi.ca

Under $15 $15 - $30 $31 - $50 Over $50

Au Diable Vert « Station de montagne » 169, chemin Staines, Sutton 450-538-5639 audiablevert.com Parc d'environnement naturel de Sutton 900, chemin Réal, Sutton 450-538-4085 / 1-800-565-8455 parcsutton.com > Horseback Riding Centre équestre de Bromont 100, rue de Laprairie, Bromont 450-534-3255 centreequestrebromont.com > Marina Domaine des Érables Lac Brome 688, rue Bondville (Foster), Lac-Brome 450-242-8888 > Mountain Biking Bromont, montagne d’expériences 150, rue Champlain, Bromont 450-534-2200 / 1-866-276-6668 skibromont.com Plein air Sutton - MTB 671, rue Maple, Sutton 450-538-2545 ext.: 234 pleinairsutton.ca > Mountain Climbing Centre d'escalade Backbone 100, rue du Rubis, Bromont 450-534-2422 backboneboulder.com > National Parks and Recreational Centres Au Diable Vert « Station de montagne » 169, chemin Staines, Sutton 450-538-5639 audiablevert.com > Shop and Bike Rental E Mobilité Café 12-B, rue Principale Sud, Sutton 579-436-8777 emobilitecafe.com

Bromont, montagnes d'expériences water park 150, rue Champlain, Bromont 450-534-2200 / 1-866-276-6668 bromontmontagne.com

National Geographic Observétoiles 169, chemin Staines, Sutton 450-538-5639 observetoiles.com

> Chocolatiers, Pastry Shops and Bakers Musée du chocolat (Chocolate Museum) 679, rue Shefford, Bromont 450-534-3893 lemuseeduchocolatdelaconfiseriebromont.com

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Boulangerie artisanale La mie bretonne 511, rue du Sud, Cowansville 450-955-1500 lamiebretonne.com

> Cross-Country Skiing and Snowshoeing

> Berry Picking

> Gardens and Horticulture

Au Diable Vert « Station de montagne » 169, chemin Staines, Sutton 450-538-5639 audiablevert.com

Au Paradis des Fruits Dunham, Les Miels Naturels Charbonneau 519, rue Bruce (route 202), Dunham 450-295-2667 paradisdesfruits.com

Joie de Lavande 50, chemin Mont Écho, Lac-Brome 450-243-5438 joiedelavande.com

Bleuetière Benoît 2676, chemin Vail, Dunham 450-295-2326 bleuetierebenoit.com

Comont - Maîtres Distillateurs 110, rue de la Rivière, local 112, Bedford 579-537-8484 comont.ca

> Breeding Farms

Les Spiritueux Ungava 291, rue Miner, Cowansville 450-263-5835 ungavaco.com

Parc d'environnement naturel de Sutton 900, chemin Réal, Sutton 450-538-4085 parcsutton.com Plein Air Sutton 429, rue Maple, Sutton 450-538-6464 pleinairsutton.ca > Ice Fishing Domaine des Érables 688, rue Bondville (Foster), Lac-Brome 450-242-8888 > Skiing - Downhill Bromont, montagne d'expériences 150, rue Champlain, Bromont 450-534-2200 / 1-866-276-6668 skibromont.com Mont SUTTON 3 671, rue Maple, Sutton 450-538-2545 / 1-866-538-2545 montsutton.com

Canards du Lac Brome 40, chemin du Centre, Lac-Brome 450-242-3825 canardsdulacbrome.com Domaine des Nobles Alpagas 24, chemin Barnes, Lac-Brome 450-242-4255 alpagas-dna.ca Alpagas Sutton 1474, chemin Macey, Sutton 450-538-1538 alpagassutton.com Au Diable Vert « Station de montagne » 169, chemin Staines, Sutton 450-538-5639 audiablevert.com

> Local Libations

Ferme Cidricole Équinoxe 2011, Route 104, Farnham 450-293-5802 fermecidricoleequinoxe.com > Locally Grown (terroir) Shops Fumoirs Gosselin 140, rue Sherbrooke, Cowansville 450-263-3636 fumoirsgosselin.com > Orchards Au Paradis des Fruits Dunham 519, rue Bruce (route 202), Dunham 450-295-2667 paradisdesfruits.com

CULTURE AN D LIVI NG H ISTORY

> Cheese Makers and Dairy Producers

> Museums and Interpretation Centres

Fromagerie Missiska 100, rue Wheeler, Bedford 579-433-8585 missiska.com

Domaine de Dunham 3 4470, chemin Godbout, R.R.3, Dunham 450-295-1155 domainededunham.ca

Fromagerie de Bromont 52, boul. de Bromont, Bromont 450-521-8200 fromageriegourmande.ca

Au Coeur de la Pomme 42, route 237 Nord, Frelighsburg 450-298-5319 aucoeurdelapomme.ca

Musée du chocolat (Chocolate Museum) 679, rue Shefford, Bromont 450-534-3893 lemuseeduchocolatdelaconfiseriebromont.com Musée Bruck 225, rue Principale, Cowansville 450-263-6101 ville.cowansville.qc.ca/fr/nav/ museebruck.html Musée Lac-Brome Museum 3 130, rue Lakeside, Lac-Brome 450-243-6782 lacbromemuseum.ca

Fromagerie des Cantons 441, boulevard de Normandie Nord Farnham 450-293-2498 fromageriedescantons.com

> Public and Farmers Markets Marché public de Farnham 313, rue de l'Hôtel-de-Ville, Farnham 450-293-3326 marchepublicfarnham.qc.ca

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> Water Park

Musée des communications et d'histoire de Sutton 32, rue Principale Sud, Sutton 514-891-9560 museedesutton.com

Fromagerie Cornes et Sabots 641, rang de l'Ange Gardien Notre-Dame-de-Stanbridge 438-494-8831 cornesetsabots.com

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Centre National de Cyclisme de Bromont 400, rue Shefford, Bromont 450-534-3333 centrenationalbromont.com

Missisquoi Museum 3 2, rue River, Stanbridge East 450-248-3153 museemissisquoi.ca

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> Velodrome - Cycling Track Centre & Pumptrack

> Sugar Shacks Cabane à sucre du Pic Bois 1467, chemin Gaspé, Brigham 450-263-6060 cabanedupicbois.com Érablière Hilltop 4329, chemin Symington Road, Dunham 450-295-2270 info@erablierehilltop.com Le Vignoble du Ruisseau 4500, chemin Strobl, Dunham 450-538-3782 levignobleduruisseau.com > Vineyards Vignoble Bromont - Auberge & Boutique 1095, chemin Nord, Brigham 450-263-4988 vignoblebromont.ca Vignoble de la Bauge 155, rue des Érables, Brigham 450-266-2149 labauge.com Domaine du P'tit Bonheur 434, chemin Plouffe, Cowansville 514-583-2193 domaineptitbonheur@gmail.com Le Vignoble du Ruisseau 4500, chemin Strobl, Dunham 450-538-3782 levignobleduruisseau.com Val Caudalies - vignoble et cidrerie 4921, rue Principale, Dunham 450-295-2333 valcaudalies.com Vignoble Clos Ste-Croix 3734, rue Principale, Dunham 450-295-3281 closstecroix.ca Vignoble de l'Orpailleur ÉCONOMUSÉE® du vigneron 3 1086, rue Bruce (route 202), Dunham 450-295-2763 / 1-888-295-2763 orpailleur.ca Vignoble Gagliano inc. 1046, rue Bruce (route 202), Dunham 450-295-3503 vignoblegagliano.com Vignoble Les Trois Clochers 341, rue Bruce (route 202), Dunham 450-295-2034 3clochers.com Les Pervenches 150, rue Boulais, Farnham 450-293-8311 lespervenches.com Clos Saragnat 100, chemin Richford, Frelighsburg 450-298-1444 saragnat.com

Léon Courville vigneron 285, chemin Brome, Lac-Brome 450-243-0266 leoncourville.com Domaine du Ridge 205, chemin Ridge, Saint-Armand 450-248-3987 domaineduridge.com Vignoble Domaine Bresee 303, chemin Draper Hill, Sutton 450-538-3303 vignobledomainebresee.com VI BRANT CITI ES AN D FESTIVITI ES

> Concert Halls and Summer Theaters Sur la scène Davignon On Stage 608, rue du Sud, Cowansville Québec Cowansville 450-263-6666 surlascenedavignon.com Farnham en Culture, Town of Farnham 477, rue de l'Hôtel-de-Ville, Farnham 450-293-3178 ville.farnham.qc.ca/farnhamenculture

Soif de Musique Cowansville 450-775-4295 soifdemusique.com > Guided Visits and Tours Three Pines Tours Lac-Brome 514-623-2158 threepinestours.com Parcours de la Muse bleue 24-A, rue Principale Sud, Sutton 450-538-8455 tourismesutton.ca/repertoire/circuitmuse-bleue Salle Alec et Gérard Pelletier 4-C, rue Maple, Sutton 450-538-0486 Suttonencore.com Sutton Heritage Tours 24-A, rue Principale Sud, Sutton 450-538-8455 / 1-800-565-8455 sutton.ca/decouvrir-sutton/patrimoine/ circuits-patrimoniaux LOD GI NG

Beat & Betterave 41, rue Principale, Frelighsburg 579-440-8600 beatetbetterave.com Theatre Lac-Brome 9, chemin du Mont-Écho, Lac-Brome 450-242-2270 theatrelacbrome.ca > Boutique and Shopping Quartier Bromont 109, boul. Le Carrefour, Bromont 514-498-4444 quartierbromont.com Oneka 23, rue Principale, Frelighsburg 1-877-620-8733 onekaelements.com > Events Symposium d'arts visuels « Bromont en Art » Bromont 450-534-1344 bromontenart.ca International Bromont Bromont 450-534-0787 internationalbromont.org International d'attelage Bromont Bromont 450-534-0787 attelagebromont.org Le Printanier Bromont 450-534-0787 peobromont.org

> Hotels Beatnik Hôtel Á 279, chemin du Lac-Gale, Bromont 450-534-2212 / 1-866-934-2212 beatnikhotel.com Hôtel Bromont }}} 125, boulevard de Bromont Bromont 450-534-3790 / 1-800-461-3790 hotelbromont.com Hôtel Château-Bromont }}}} 3 90, rue de Stanstead, Bromont 450-534-3433 / 1-888-276-6668 chateaubromont.com/hotel-chateaubromont Le St-Georges-Bromont }}} 792, rue Shefford, Bromont 450-534-0705 auberge-georges.com Le St-Martin Bromont Hôtel et Suites

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111, boulevard du Carrefour, Bromont 450-534-0044 / 1-888-934-6104 lestmartinbromont.com Auberge "Motel" Le Pigeonnier }} 701, rue Principale Ouest, Farnham 450-293-7788 / 1-877-366-6685 motellepigeonnier.ca Auberge Lakeview Inn }}} 50, rue Victoria, Lac-Brome 450-243-6183 / 1-800-661-6183 aubergelakeviewinn.com

> Cottages, Condos and Apartments

Auberge Sutton Brouërie }}} 27, rue Principale Sud, Sutton 450-538-0005 aubergesuttonbrouerie.com

Condos Château-Bromont }}} Rue de Bagot, Bromont 450-534-3433 / 1-888-276-6668 chateaubromont.com

Hôtel Horizon }}} 297, rue Maple, Sutton 450-538-3212 / 1-877-538-3212 hotelhorizon-sutton.com

Domaine Yamaska }}} 45, rue Soulanges, Bromont 450-919-1400 domaineyamaska.com

Le Montagnard, Hôtel, Condos & Chalets }}} 264, rue Maple, Sutton 450-538-9966 / 1-888-538-9966 montagnard.ca

Le Champlain Condo Hôtel }}} 200, rue Champlain, Bromont 438-821-0395 lechamplaincondohotel.com

> Country Inns Manoir Sweetsburg Manor }}} 795, rue Principale, Cowansville 450-266-5414 manoirsweetsburg.com Auberge Knowlton Á 286, chemin de Knowlton, Lac-Brome 450-242-6886 aubergeknowlton.com Auberge West Brome }}}} 128, chemin de West Brome (route 139 Sud), Lac-Brome 450-266-7552 / 1-888-902-7663 awb.ca Domaine Jolivent Á 667, chemin de Bondville, Lac-Brome 450-243-4272 / 1-866-525-4272 jolivent.ca Le Pleasant Hôtel & Café }}} 1, rue Pleasant, Sutton 450-538-6188 / 1-888-538-6188 lepleasant.com > Bed and Breakfasts Auberge du Vignoble Bromont 1095, chemin Nord, Brigham 450-263-4988 vignoblebromont.ca

Le Gîte Le Passe-Partout \\\\ 167, boulevard Pierre-Laporte Cowansville 450-260-1678 passepartout.ca Manoir Alegria Á 311, rue Church, Cowansville 819-743-5118 manoiralegria.com

Studiotel Bromont }} 229, boulevard de Bromont Bromont 450-534-9999 / 1-877-534-9990 studiotelbromont.com Condos & Hôtel Le Montagnard }} 264, rue Maple, Sutton 450-538-9966 / 1-888-538-9966 montagnard.ca Huttopia Sutton }} 297, rue Maple, Sutton 450-538-3212 / 1-877-538-3212 canada-usa.huttopia.com/site/Sutton Sutton Wellness Á 265, chemin Seigneurial, Sutton 514-884-8097 wellnesssutton.com > Campgrounds Camping KOA Granby / Bromont }}}} 1699, rue Shefford, Bromont 450-534-2404 / 1-800-562-8818 koa.com/campgrounds/granby Camping Vacances Bromont }}}} 22, rue Bleury, Bromont 450-534-4434 / 1-877-534-4434 campingvacancesbromont.com Camping Écologique de Frelighsburg

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174, route 237 Sud, Frelighsburg 450-298-5259 / 1-877-298-5259 campingecologique.com Camping La Forêt de Freli }}}} 40, chemin des Bouleaux, Frelighsburg 450-298-5372 / 1-866-895-5372 laforetdefreli.ca

Camping Fairmount }} 127, chemin Fairmount, Lac-Brome 450-266-0928 campingfairmount.com Camping Vallée Bleue }}}} 50, rue Haman, West-Brome, Lac-Brome 450-263-4804 campingvalleebleue.ca Camping Caravelle - Parkbridge }}}} 180, rang de la Gare, Sainte-Sabine 450-293-7637 parkbridge.com/fr-ca/rv-cottages/ camping-caravelle Au Diable Vert « Station de montagne » }} 169, chemin Staines, Sutton 450-538-5639 audiablevert.com Camping Huttopia Sutton }}}} 297, rue Maple, Sutton 1-844-488-8674 canada-usa.huttopia.com/site/sutton > Non-traditional Lodging (Cabins, Yurts and Tipis) Au Diable Vert « Station de montagne » }} 169, chemin Staines, Sutton 450-538-5639 audiablevert.com Camping du Mont SUTTON 671, rue Maple, Sutton 450-538-2545 / 1-866-538-2545 montsutton.com Huttopia Sutton }} 297, chemin Maple, Sutton 1-844-488-8674 canada-usa.huttopia.com > Other Classified Etablishments La Villa du Vignoble }}} 3730, rue Principale, Dunham 450-295-3281 closstecroix.ca > Outfitters Au Diable Vert « Station de montagne » }}}} 169, chemin Staines, Sutton 450-538-5639 audiablevert.com RESTAURANTS

Café Rouge $-$$ 32, rue Principale, Bedford 450-248-0007 caferouge.ca

Our partners

Gîte touristique Hillhouse B&B \\\\ 529, chemin de Bondville, Lac-Brome 450-242-2209 bbhillhouse.ca

Camping Domaine des Érables } 688, chemin de Bondville, Lac-Brome 450-242-8888

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Auberge Schweizer }} 357, chemin Schweizer, Sutton 450-538-2129 aubergeschweizer.com

Domaine Dorchamps \\\\ 378, chemin Valley, Lac-Brome 450-242-2635 domainedorchamps.com

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Euro-Spa Centre Santé Auberge }}} 455, rang de l'Église Sud Saint-Ignace-de-Stanbridge 450-248-0666 / 1-800-416-0666 euro-spa.com

Pub Le Belvédère $-$$ 86, rue Principale, Bedford 450-248-4394 kguy@nopac.ca

Bistro West Brome $$-$$$ 128, route 139, Lac-Brome 450-266-7552 / 1-888-902-7663 awb.ca

À L'Abordage Microbrasserie 10, rue Principale Sud, Sutton 450-538-8338 brasseriealabordage.com

Chardo - resto & bar à vin $$-$$$$ 606, rue Shefford, Bromont 450-919-1919 chardo.ca

Le Relais Restaurant-Bistro $-$$$ 286, chemin Knowlton, Lac-Brome 450-242-2232 aubergeknowlton.com/restaurant-lerelais

Auberge Sutton Brouërie $-$$$ 27, rue Principale Sud, Sutton 450-538-0005 aubergesuttonbrouerie.com

Confiserie Bromont $-$$ 679, rue Shefford, Bromont 450-534-3893 lemuseeduchocolatdelaconfiseriebromont.com Fromagerie Gourmande de Bromont 52, boul. de Bromont, Bromont 450-521-8200 fromageriegourmande.ca Gaïa $$ 840, rue Shefford, Bromont 450-534-2074 legaia.ca Le Cellier du Roi $$-$$$$ 400, chemin Compton, Bromont 450-534-4653 / 1-888-281-0017 royalbromont.com/cellier.php LUMAMI cuisine nature $-$$$ 319, chemin du Lac Gale, Bromont 450-534-0604 / 1-866-734-2110 balnea.ca Restaurant 4 Canards $$-$$$$ 2 90, rue Stanstead, Bromont 450-534-3433 / 1-800-304-3433 chateaubromont.com Boulangerie artisanale La mie bretonne $ 511, rue du Sud, Cowansville 450-955-1500 lamiebretonne.com Brasserie Dunham Table Fermière $-$$$ 3809, rue Principale, Dunham 450-814-1500 brasseriedunham.com L'Épicerie-café Dunham 3650, rue Principale, Dunham 450-295-2323 lepiceriecafedunham.ca Beat & Betterave $ 41, rue Principale, Frelighsburg 579-440-8600 beatetbetterave.com Les Sucreries de l'érable $ 16, rue Principale, Frelighsburg 450-298-5181 lessucreriesdelerable.com Alizé, le restaurant $$$-$$$$ 667, chemin Bondville, Lac-Brome 450-243-4272 / 1-866-525-4272 jolivent.ca

Le Bistro Missiquoi $$ 455, rang de l'Église Sud Saint-Ignace-de-Stanbridge 450-248-0666 / 1-800-416-0666 euro-spa.com Auberge Sutton Brouërie $-$$$ 27, rue Principale Sud, Sutton 450-538-0005 aubergesuttonbrouerie.com Le Pleasant Hôtel & Café $$ 1, rue Pleasant, Sutton 450-538-6188 / 1-888-538-6188 lepleasant.com Mollies 9, rue Principale Nord, Sutton 450-538-1777 facebook.com/mollies.dinette.sutton > Microbreweries Les Brasseurs de West Shefford $$ 92, boulevard de Bromont Bromont 450-919-0829 brasseursdewestshefford.ca Micro-brasserie Le Brouemont 107, boulevard de Bromont, Bromont 450-534-0001 lebrouemont.com Le Sage brasseur 1000, rue du Sud, Cowansville 579-420-4020 lesagebrasseur.com Brasserie Dunham $-$$ 3809, rue Principale, Dunham 450-284-0516 brasseriedunham.com Farnham Ale & Lager pub 401, boul. de Normandie Nord Farnham 450-293-1116 farnham-alelager.com Beat & Betterave $ 41, rue Principale, Frelighsburg 579-440-8600 beatetbetterave.com La Knowlton Co. $$ 576, chemin Knowlton, Lac-Brome 450-243-9001 laknowltonco.com

Granby Region GREAT OUTD O ORS

> Beaches Parc national de la Yamaska Roxton Pond Municipal beach (Lake Waterloo) Waterloo > Boating Municipal beach (Lake Waterloo) Access nearby the Lake Waterloo 450-539-4650 tourismewaterloo.qc.ca > Canoeing and Kayaking Municipal beach (Lake Waterloo) 15, rue du Lac, Waterloo 450-539-4650 tourismewaterloo.qc.ca > Cycling Circuit l'Estriade et son réseau estriade.net L'Estriade estriade.net La Montérégiade granbyregion.com La Route des Champs granbyregion.com Parc national de la Yamaska cycling trail granbyregion.com Circuit du patrimoine de Waterloo tourismewaterloo.qc.ca La Campagnarde granbyregion.com > Fishing Municpal Beach (Lake Waterloo) 9, rue du Lac, Waterloo 450-405-8117 tourismewaterloo.qc.ca > Golfing Club de golf Les Cèdres 669, rue Coupland, Granby 450-372-0167 golflescedres.com

> Hiking Networks Centre d'interprétation de la nature du lac Boivin 2 700, rue Drummond, Granby 450-375-3861 cinlb.org Verger Champêtre Gîte & compagnie 2 2300, rue Cowie, Granby 450-379-5155 vergerchampetre.com Parc national de la Yamaska 3 1780, boul. David-Bouchard Roxton Pond 450-776-7182 / 1-800-665-6527 sepaq.com/pq/yam > Karting Karting St-Alphonse 140, rue des Érables Saint-Alphonse-de-Granby 450-360-0055 / 1-866-625-5278 kartingstalphonse.com > National Park and Recreational Centre Parc national de la Yamaska 3 1780, boul. David-Bouchard Roxton Pond 450-776-7182 / 1-800-665-6527 sepaq.com/pq/yam > Shop and Bike Rental Tandem Vélos Branchés 5775, rue Foster, Waterloo 450-539-5775 tandemvb.com > Velodrome - Cycling Track Centre & Pumptrack Pumptrack de Waterloo 301, avenue Parc, Waterloo 450-539-4650 tourismewaterloo.qc.ca > Zoo and Water park Zoo de Granby 2 525, rue Saint-Hubert, Granby 450-372-9113 / 1-877-472-6299 zoodegranby.com

École du 3e rang, vignoble et cidrerie 511, 3e rang Est Saint-Joachim-de-Shefford 450-539-5467 ecoledu3iemerang.com

Club de golf Les Cèdres 669, rue Coupland, Granby 450-372-0167 golflescedres.com Parc national de la Yamaska 1780, boul. David-Bouchard Roxton Pond 450-776-7182 / 1-800-665-6527 sepaq.com/pq/yam > Tube Sliding Parc national de la Yamaska 1780, boul. David-Bouchard Roxton Pond 450-776-7182 / 1-800-665-6527 sepaq.com/pq/yam > Zoo Zoo de Granby 2 525, rue Saint-Hubert, Granby 450-372-9113 / 1-877-472-6299 zoodegranby.com CULTURE AN D LIVI NG H ISTORY

> Art Galleries, Showrooms and Workshops Coralie Huckel - Artiste Céramiste 911, rue Western, Waterloo 450-877-2141 coraliehuckel.com > Museums and Interpretation Centres Centre d'interprétation de la nature du lac Boivin 2 700, rue Drummond, Granby 450-375-3861 cinlb.org Érablière Bernard 2 1268, rue Denison Ouest, Granby 450-375-5238 erablierebernard.com Musée du golf du Québec (Club de golf les Cèdres) 669, rue Coupland, Granby 450-372-0167 golflescedres.com Artria - The Open Air Museum 5491, rue Foster and 2324, rue Beaulac, Waterloo 450-539-4650 artria.ca Musée ferroviaire 2326, rue Beaulac, Waterloo 450-539-4650 tourismewaterloo.qc.ca LO CAL FL AVOURS

> Berry Picking Bleuetière Érablière Giard 15, chemin Giard, Granby 450-372-6320 bleuetieregiard.ca

> Cheese Makers and Dairy Producers Glac'o Folie 905, rue Principale, Roxton Pond 450-379-9381 > Chocolatiers, Pastry Shops and Bakers Gâteaux Duvoquic 5814, rue Foster, Waterloo 450-920-9200 gateauxduvoquic.com > Gourmet Route Réseau des Haltes gourmandes en Haute-Yamaska 111, rue Denison Est, Granby 450-372-7056 haltesgourmandes.ca > Local Libations Absintherie des Cantons 800, rue Moeller, Granby 438-877-0290 / 1-450-776-1811 absinthequebec.com Distillerie de la Chaufferie 145, rue Cowie, Granby 450-375-9559 lachaufferie.ca École du 3e rang, vignoble et cidrerie 511, 3e rang Est Saint-Joachim-de-Shefford 450-539-5467 ecoledu3iemerang.com Milton Cidery 5, route 137, Sainte-Cécile-de-Milton 450-777-2442 cidreriemilton.com Distillerie Shefford 18, chemin Saxby Nord, Shefford 450-558-5264 distillerieshefford.com > Locally Grown (terroir) Shops La Cabane à Boubou 18, chemin Saxby Nord, Shefford 450-558-5264 lacabaneaboubou.ca > Orchards Verger Champêtre Gîte & compagnie 2 2300, rue Cowie, Granby 450-379-5155 vergerchampetre.com École du 3e rang, vignoble et cidrerie 511, 3e rang Est Saint-Joachim-de-Shefford 450-539-5467 ecoledu3iemerang.com

Our partners

Le Saint-Christophe, Hôtel-Boutique & Spa 3 255, rue Denison Est, Granby 450-405-4782 / 1-877-405-4782 hotelstchristophe.com

> Breeding Farms

> Cross-Country Skiing and Snowshoeing

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Halta 901, rue Principale, Granby 450-378-9071 / 1-800-363-8953 hotelcastel.ca/spahalta

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> Health Centres, Spas and Relaxation Centers

Milton Cidery 3 5, route 137, Sainte-Cécile-de-Milton 450-777-2442 cidreriemilton.com

Festival L'Underground de Waterloo Waterloo 579-488-0287 fmuw.ca

Motel des Deux Lacs }} 2909, route 112, Shefford 450-539-2398 / 1-866-539-2398 moteldesdeuxlacs.com

> Sugar Shacks

> Fun Parks

> Country Inn

Érablière Bernard 2 1268, rue Denison Ouest, Granby 450-375-5238 erablierebernard.com

Motion Parc Évolutif 922, rue Principale, Granby 450-305-0321 motionpark.ca

Au Loup, Bed & Boutique Á 4805, rue Foster, Waterloo 514-261-3707 auloup.ca

Érablière La Grillade 106, rue des Érables Saint-Alphonse-de-Granby 450-375-5959 grillade.ca

Immersium 5470, rue Foster, Waterloo 450-920-3222 immersiumevasion.com > Guided Visits and Tours

> Vineyards Vignoble La Manse 1425, 11e Rang, Roxton Pond 450-375-0055 lamanse.ca École du 3e rang, vignoble et cidrerie 511, 3e rang Est Saint-Joachim-de-Shefford 450-539-5467 ecoledu3iemerang.com La Belle Alliance, vignoble 239, chemin de Fulford, Shefford 450-539-0880 labellealliance.ca VI BRANT CITI ES AN D FESTIVITI E S

> Concert Halls and Summer Theaters Maison de la culture de Waterloo 441, rue de la Cour, Waterloo 450-539-4764 mcwaterloo.com

> Boutique and Shopping Galeries de Granby 40, rue Évangéline, Granby 450-378-5598 galeriesdegranby.com > Events Festival international de la chanson de Granby Granby 450-375-7555 ficg.qc.ca Symposium de Waterloo Shefford 450-360-9977 symposiumdewaterloo.com Championnat de tennis québécois des 18 ans et moins Waterloo 450-539-2282 Festival de bières de Waterloo Waterloo 450-775-9781 facebook.com/festivaldesbieresdewaterloo

> Bed and Breakfasts Gî'TEMPS couette et café B&B \\\\ 371, rue Couture, Granby 450-531-9551 gitemps.com

Argouseraie Quénébro 1825, avenue du Lac Est, Roxton Pond 450-777-2723 quenebro.ca

La Maison Collins Á 79, rue d'Ottawa, Granby 450-830-0820 / 1-844-355-5355 lamaisoncollins.com

Heritage circuit – Shefford Township 245, chemin Picard (départ), Shefford 450-539-2258 cantonshefford.qc.ca/la-municipalite/ parc-ecologique/circuit-patrimonial

Une Fleur au Bord de l'Eau Á 90, rue Drummond, Granby 514-755-3888 unefleur.ca

Circuit du patrimoine de Waterloo Sur les traces de nos fondateurs 5491, rue Foster, Waterloo 450-539-4650 tourismewaterloo.qc.ca

Parc national de la Yamaska Chalet Nature }} 1780, boul. David-Bouchard Roxton Pond 450-776-7182 / 1-800-665-6527 sepaq.com/pq/yam

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> Hotels Hôtel Castel }}}} 2 901, rue Principale, Granby 450-378-9071 / 1-800-363-8953 hotelcastel.ca Hôtel Le Principal }}} 3 700, rue Principale, Granby 450-378-8406 / 1-800-267-8406 hotelleprincipal.com Le Saint-Christophe, Hôtel Boutique et Spa }}}} 3 255, rue Denison Est, Granby 450-405-4782 / 1-877-405-4782 hotelstchristophe.com Motel Bon Soir }} 1587, rue Principale, Granby 450-378-7947 / 1-888-311-7947 motelbonsoir.com Motel Les Pins }} 1523, rue Principale, Granby 450-378-0793 / 1-855-378-0793 motellespins.com Motel & Chalets Waterloo } 2970, route 112, Shefford 450-539-3992 motelwaterloo@videotron.ca

> Cottages, Condos and Apartments

Chalets Sô Lodges Á 1777, Route 241, Shefford 450-920-0600 solodges.com Les Matins de Victoria }}} 950, rue Western, Waterloo 450-539-5559 / 1-877-539-5559 lesmatinsdevictoria.com Manoir Maplewood Á 26, rue Clark, Waterloo 450-920-1500 manoirmaplewood.com > Campgrounds Aztec Camping }}}} 1680, rue Principale, Granby 450-378-9410 azteccamping.ca Camping Bon-Jour }}}} 1633, rue Principale, Granby 450-378-0213 campingbonjour.com Camping Parc national de la Yamaska

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Hébergement à la ferme d'la mère Poule - Verger Champêtre Gîte & compagnie }}} 2 2300, rue Cowie, Granby 450-379-5155 vergerchampetre.com L'Alcôve des Céramistes Á 911, rue Western, Waterloo 450-877-2141 alcovedesceramistes.ca Les Matins de Victoria }} 950, rue Western, Waterloo 450-539-5559 / 1-877-539-5559 lesmatinsdevictoria.com RESTAURANTS

Memphrémagog

> Cycling

> Beaches

Le sentier nature Tomifobia sentiernaturetomifobia.org

Ayer's Cliff beach Ayer's Cliff East and West beaches of the parc de la Baie-de-Magog Magog Plage des Cantons beach Magog

North Hatley Plesant View beach North Hatley

L'Émulsion $$-$$$ 901, rue Principale, Granby 450-378-9071 / 1-800-363-8953 hotelcastel.ca/restaurants La Maison Chez-Nous $$$-$$$$ 847, rue Mountain, Granby 450-372-2991 lamaisoncheznous.com La Table à Mo $$-$$$$ 118, rue Principale, Granby 450-372-0043 latableamo.com

Maison Boire $$$-$$$$ 13, rue Court, Granby 579-365-3232 maisonboire.com Maurice Pizzeria 5765, rue Foster, Waterloo 450-539-3181 > Microbreweries Brasserie Vrooden 617, rue Simonds Sud, Granby 450-956-0703 vrooden.com

Escapades Memphrémagog 2 Quai MacPherson, Pointe Merry Magog 819-843-7000 / 1-888-422-8328 escapadesmemphremagog.com

GREAT OUTD O ORS

Vale Perkins beach Mansonville (Potton Township)

Bistro Kapzak $$ 108, rue Principale, Granby 579-365-3008 bistrokapzak.ca

Croisières l'AIR du lac Quai MacPherson, Pointe Merry Magog 819-345-7450 croisieremagog.com

Lake Fraser beach at the Parc national du Mont-Orford Orford Lake Stukely beach at the Parc national du Mont-Orford Orford > Boating Vie de Plein air 55, rue Cabana, Magog 819-868-2111 viedepleinair.com Parc national du Mont-Orford 3 3321, chemin du Parc, Orford 819-843-9855 / 1-800-665-6527 sepaq.com/montorford > Canoeing and Kayaking Vie de Plein air 55, rue Cabana, Magog 819-868-2111 viedepleinair.com Station O'Kataventures 2733, chemin Vallée Missisquoi Mansonville (Potton Township) 450-292-3737 / 1-888-746-4140 okataventures.com > Cruises and Excursions Le Wippi 958, rue main, Ayer's Cliff 819-794-0207 lewippi.com

La Montagnarde tourisme-memphremagog.com > Cyclists and Pedestrians Shuttle Le Wippi 958, rue main, Ayer's Cliff 819-794-0207 lewippi.com > Golfing Chez Magolf et ses Ti Putts 101, rue du Moulin, Magog 819-769-1624 chezmagolf.com Golf Owl's Head 181, chemin Owl's Head Mansonville (Potton Township) 450-292-3666 / 1-800-363-3342 owlshead.com Club de Golf du Mont-Orford 3074, chemin du Parc, Orford 819-843-5688 / 1-866-673-6731 montorford.com Golf du Manoir des Sables 90, avenue des Jardins, Orford 819-847-4299 / 1-800-567-3514 golfmanoirdessables.com > Health Centres, Spas and Relaxation Centers L'Arboressence, Spa au Ripplecove 700, chemin Ripplecove, Ayer's Cliff 819-838-4296 / 1-800-668-4296 ripplecove.com Spa Bolton 883, route Missisquoi, Bolton-Est 450-292-4772 / 1-888-944-4772 spabolton.com Sps Eastman 895, chemin des Diligences, Eastman 450-297-3009 / 1-800-665-5272 spa-eastman.com

Our partners

> Other Classified Establishments

Robin - Bière naturelle $-$$ 6547, rue Foster, Waterloo 450-912-1745 robinbierenaturelle.com

Croisière en Pirogue Quai MacPherson, Pointe Merry Magog 819-574-0039 croisierepirogue.com

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La Ferme Brasserie rurale 101, chemin Meunier, Shefford brasserielaferme.ca

Camping Oasis }}}} 974, 1er Rang Ouest Sainte-Cécile-de-Milton 450-378-2181 campingoasis.com

Le Café de la Brûlerie $-$$ 4, rue de la Gare, Granby 450-372-2200 cafedelabrulerie.com

Microbrasserie Le Grimoire 223, rue Principale, Granby 450-372-7079 brasseriegrimoire.com

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Camping Saint-Alphonse }}}} 3 170, rue du Camping Saint-Alphonse-de-Granby 450-372-1440 / 1-888-576-1388 campingstalphonse.ca

Bleu Lavande 2 2525, rue Principale Ouest (route 112) Magog 819-843-5857 / 1-888-876-5851 bleulavande.com Spa Nordic Station 285, chemin des Pères, Magog 819-843-5200 / 1-866-414-5200 spanordicstation.com Spa des Sables 90, avenue des Jardins, Orford 819-847-3838 / 1-800-663-9848 spamanoirdessables.com > Hiking Networks Missisquoi Nord - Parcours de la vallée Eastman 819-481-0384 missisquoinord.com Marais de la Rivière aux Cerises 69, chemin Roy, Magog 819-843-8118 maraisauxcerises.com

Réserve naturelle des Montagnes-Vertes, secteur Singer Welcome center on Ruiter Brook road Mansonville (Potton Township) 450-292-4403 corridorappalachien.ca/singer Parc national du Mont-Orford 3 3321, chemin du Parc, Orford 819-843-9855 / 1-800-665-6527 sepaq.com/montorford Circuit de l'Abbaye - Long hike route 1, rue Principale, Saint-Benoît-du-Lac 819-481-0381 circuitdelabbaye.com > Horseback Riding Centre d'équitation Jacques Robidas 32, chemin McFarland Canton de Hatley 819-563-0166 / 1-888-677-8767 equitationjacquesrobidas.com > National Parks and Recreational Centres Parc national du Mont-Orford 3 3321, chemin du Parc, Orford 819-843-9855 / 1-800-665-6527 sepaq.com/montorford > Outdoor Activities Equipment Rental Vie de Plein air 55, rue Cabana, Magog 819-868-2111 viedepleinair.com > Sailing Club de voile Memphrémagog 155, chemin de la plage des Cantons Magog 819-847-3181 voilememphremagog.com

WI NTE R FUN

> Museums and Interpretation Centres

> Cross-Country Skiing and Snowshoeing

Capelton Mine 5800, chemin Capelton Canton de Hatley 819-346-9545 / 1-888-346-9545 capelton.ca

Municipality of Eastman Exit 106, autoroute 10, Eastman 450-297-3440 eastman.quebec/visitez Parc national du Mont-Orford 3 3321, chemin du Parc, Orford 819-843-9855 / 1-800-665-6527 sepaq.com/montorford > Horse-Draw Sleigh Rides Centre d'équitation Jacques Robidas 32, chemin McFarland Canton de Hatley 819-563-0166 / 1-888-677-8767 equitationjacquesrobidas.com > Skiing - Downhill Destination Owl's Head 3 40, chemin du Mont Owl's Head Mansonville (Potton Township) 450-292-3342 / 1-800-363-3342 owlshead.com Station de ski Mont-Orford 3 4380, chemin du Parc, Orford 819-843-6548 / 1-866-673-6731 montorford.com CULTURE AN D LIVI NG H ISTORY

> Art Galleries, Showrooms and Workshops Atelier-Galerie Céline Girard 241, rue Principale Ouest, Magog 450-845-6089 celinegirard.com Poterie Christine Audet 2657, rue Principale Ouest, Magog 819-868-4218 christineraku@hotmail.com Mansonville round barn 323, route de Mansonville Mansonville (Potton Township) 450-292-4403 / 1-844-467-6886 potton.ca/municipalite/la-grange-ronde Galerie Jeannine Blais 102, rue Principale, 2e étage North Hatley 819-842-2784 galeriejeannineblais.com Orford Musique 2 3165, chemin du Parc, Orford 819-843-3981 / 1-800-567-6155 orford.mu Le Vieux Forgeron Art Gallery 240-A, rue Dufferin, Stanstead 819-876-2282 levieuxforgeron@gmail.com

Marais de la Rivière aux Cerises 69, chemin Roy, Magog 819-843-8118 maraisauxcerises.com

The Merry House. Engaging with our history 2 708, rue Principale Ouest, Magog 819-201-0727 maisonmerry.ca Vignoble Le Cep d'Argent 3 1257, chemin de la Rivière, Magog 819-864-4441 / 1-877-864-4441 cepdargent.com Colby-Curtis Museum 3 535, rue Dufferin, Stanstead 819-876-7322 colbycurtis.ca Le Cercle de Pierres de Stanstead (Stone Circle) 3, rue Notre-Dame, Stanstead 819-876-7181 stanstead.ca > Perfumery La Grange du parfumeur Maison du parfum 1245, chemin des Pères, Magog 819-847-2514 lagrangeduparfumeur.com > Religious Heritage Abbaye de Saint-Benoît-du-Lac 1, rue Principale, Saint-Benoît-du-Lac 819-843-4080 abbaye.ca > Soap Factories Savonnerie des Diligences 439, rue Principale, Eastman 450-297-3979 savonneriediligences.ca Savon des Cantons / Jardin des Sens 1540, chemin des Pères, Magog 819-868-0161 / 1-877-868-0161 savondescantons.com LO CAL FL AVOURS

> Berry Picking Les Bleuets BIO du Marquis 236, chemin West Hill Mansonville (Potton Township) 450-292-5204 lesbleuetsdumarquis.com > Breeding Farms Ferme Marilau 1945, 13e Rang, Orford 819-678-4484 fermemarilau.com

> Chocolatiers, Pastry Shops and Bakers Dora’s Artisanal Bakery 799, rue Principale, Eastman 450-297-2828 chezdora.com

> Orchards Verger familial et Compagnons 60, chemin Fitch Bay, Magog 819-868-0600 vergerfamilialetcompagnons.com Verger de l’Abbaye de Saint-Benoît-du-Lac 1, rue Principale, Saint-Benoît-du-Lac 819-843-4080 abbaye.ca

Chocolats Vanden Eynden 1745, chemin Rivière-aux-Cerises Magog 819-843-1706 / 1855-999-1706 chocolatsvandeneynden.com

> Public and Farmers Markets

L'Atelier du Pain 1230, rue Sherbrooke, Magog 819-843-0707 latelierdupain.com

Marché public de Magog See location on Facebook or Website Magog 514-746-3449 marchepublicmagog.com

Saveurs et Gourmandises 39, rue Main, North Hatley 819-842-3131 saveursetgourmandises@gmail.com

Mansonville public market 323, rue Principale Mansonville (Potton Township) 450-292-4403 potton.ca

> Gardens and Horticulture Bleu Lavande 2 2525, rue Principale Ouest (route 112) Magog 819-843-5857 / 1-888-876-5851 bleulavande.com/pages/lavanderaie

> Vineyards Le Domaine Bergeville 1030, chemin Sherbrooke Canton de Hatley 819-842-1026 domainebergeville.ca

Herbes Orford 6749, route 220, Orford 819-481-1231 herbesorford.com

Vignoble Chemin de la Rivière 2 1087, chemin de la Rivière, Magog 819-847-1485 vignoblechdelariviere.com

> Honey Producers Ferme Api M.D. 390, route de Mansonville (route 243) Mansonville (Potton Township) 450-292-0037 fermeapi.ca

Vignoble Le Cep d'Argent 3 1257, chemin de la Rivière, Magog 819-864-4441 / 1-877-864-4441 cepdargent.com

> Local Libations

Au Vignoble d'Orford 318, chemin Bice, Orford 819-212-1211 auvignobledorford.com

Distillerie Cherry River 120, rue des Pins, Magog 819-769-3078 cherryriver.ca > Locally Grown (terroir) Shops

VI BRANT CITI ES AN D FESTIVITI ES

Ô Taberna! Frigibière 52, rue Merry Nord, Magog 819-769-1995 otaberna.ca

> Concert Halls and Summer Theaters

Savon des Cantons / Jardin des Sens 1540, chemin des Pères, Magog 877-868-0161 / 1-877-868-0161 savondescantons.com

Le Vieux Clocher de Magog 64, rue Merry Nord, Magog 819-847-0470 vieuxclocher.com Magog Culture 90, rue Saint-David, Magog 819-843-3333 ville.magog.qc.ca/billets

Les Galeries Orford 1700, rue Sherbrooke, Magog 819-843-8844 galeriesorford.com Boutique hors-taxes de l'Est 1, autoroute J. A. Bombardier Stanstead 819-876-5000 stansteaddutyfree.com > Events Ayer's Cliff 819-838-5388 expoayerscliff.com Les Correspondances d'Eastman Eastman 450-297-2265 lescorrespondances.ca Association des artistes Georgeville-Fitch Bay, Georgeville 514-261-3197 festivaldesarts.net Circuit des arts Memphrémagog Magog 819-769-0663 circuitdesarts.com Fête des Vendanges Magog-Orford Magog 819-847-2022 fetedesvendanges.com Grande Coulée - Festival de bière Orford 819-238-3872 grandecoulee.com Festival Orford Musique 2 Orford 819-843-3981 / 1-800 567-6155 orford.mu LOD GI NG

> Hotels Auberge Ayer's Cliff }} 1087, rue Main, Ayer's Cliff 819-838-4277 aubergeayerscliff.ca Spa Eastman }}}} 3 895, chemin des Diligences, Eastman 450-297-3009 / 1-800-665-5272 spa-eastman.com Auberge du Grand Lac }}} 40, rue Merry Sud, Magog 819-847-4039 / 1-800-267-4039 grandlac.com Comme chez soi - Restaurant & Auberge }} 3219, rue Principale Ouest, Magog 819-868-2233 / 1-800-401-2444 commechezsoi.ca

Our partners

Béret Rouge 2621, chemin Fitch Bay Stanstead Township 819-267-8770 beret.rouge2621@gmail.com

Fromagerie Saint-Benoit-du-Lac 1, rue Principale, Saint-Benoît-du-Lac 819-843-2861 abbaye.boutiquequebec.co

> Boutique and Shopping

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Ducs de Montrichard 388, chemin Alfred-Desrochers, Orford 819-868-4217 ducsdemontrichard.com

La Pinte 1060, rue Westmount, Ayer's Cliff 819-867-0131 lapinte.ca

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> Cheese Makers and Dairy Producers

Motel de la Pente Douce }} 1787, chemin de la Rivière-aux-Cerises Magog 819-843-1234 / 1-800-567-3530 Versō Hotel }}}} 1150, rue Principale Ouest, Magog 819-843-6521 / 1-800-567-2727 hotelverso.ca

L'Échappée belle - chez Robert \\\ 15, chemin Fisher, Austin 416-410-5360 chezrobert.ca L'Oréade \\\\ 2125, chemin Nicholas-Austin, Austin 819-843-4281 loreade.qc.ca

Hotel MTN HAUS }}} 40, chemin du Mont-Owl's Head Mansonville (Potton Township) 450-292-3342 / 1-800-363-3342 owlshead.com

Boisé Rivière \\\\ 895, route Missisquoi, Bolton-Est 819-919-5554 boiseriviere.com

Espace 4 Saisons }}}} 4940, chemin du Parc, Orford 819-868-1110 / 1-877-768-1110 espace4saisons.com

Lecomte de la Fontaine \\\ 3985, chemin d'Albert Mines Canton de Hatley 819-346-9305 lecomtedelafontaine.com

Estrimont Suites & Spa }}}} 44, avenue de l'Auberge, Orford 819-843-1616 / 1-800-567-7320 estrimont.ca

À La Maison Campbell \\\\ 68, rue Bellevue, Magog 819-843-9000 / 1-888-843-7707 maisoncampbell.com

Hôtel Chéribourg Á 3 2603, chemin du Parc, Orford 819-843-3308 / 1-800-567-6132 hotelcheribourg.com Manoir des Sables Hôtel et Golf }}}} 90, avenue des Jardins, Orford 819-847-4747 / 1-800-567-3514 manoirdessables.com Motel de la Montagne Orford Á 3 1215, chemin de la Montagne, Orford 819-868-4222 motelmo.ca

Au Coeur de Magog \\\\ 120, rue Merry Nord, Magog 819-868-2511 / 1-877-668-2511 aucoeurdemagog.com Au Saut du Lit \\\\ 224, rue Merry Nord, Magog 819-847-3074 / 1-888-833-3074 ausautdulit.ca Au Virage \\\\ 172, rue Merry Nord, Magog 819-868-5828 / 1-866-868-5828 auvirage.ca

> Country Inns Ripplecove Hôtel & Spa }}}}} 700, chemin Ripple Cove, Ayer's Cliff 819-838-4296 / 1-800-668-4296 ripplecove.com

Auberge Aux Deux Pères \\\\ 680, chemin des Pères, Magog 819-769-3115 auxdeuxperes.com

Auberge La Chocolatière }}} 312, chemin de la Rivière, North Hatley 819-842-4530 aubergelachocolatiere.com Auberge La Raveaudière Á 3 11, chemin de Hatley Centre North Hatley 819-842-2554 / 1-866-272-2554 laraveaudiere.com

Aux Jardins Champêtres \\\\ 1575, chemin des Pères, Magog 819-868-0665 / 1-877-868-0665 auxjardinschampetres.com Ferme Au pied levé \\\ 1107, chemin de Fitch Bay, Magog 819-843-6143 aupiedleve.ca Gîte Amour et Amitié B&B \\\\ 30, rue de Hatley, Magog 819-868-1945 / 1-888-244-1945 bbamouretamitie.com

Auberge Le Tricorne Á 3 50, chemin Gosselin, North Hatley 819-842-4522 letricorne.com

Gîte du Berger \\\\ 30, chemin des Pères, Magog 819-843-8756 giteduberger.com

Manoir Hovey }}}}} 575, rue Hovey, North Hatley 819-842-2421 / 1-800-661-2421 manoirhovey.com La Petite Auberge de Jouvence }}} 131, chemin de Jouvence, Orford 450-532-3134 / 1-800-567-3134 jouvence.com

> Bed and Breakfasts

La Belle Victorienne Á 142, rue Merry Nord, Magog 819-847-2737 bellevictorienne.com

La Maison Drew B&B Á 206, rue des Pins, Magog 819-843-8480 maisondrew.com Auberge de la tour et spa Á 1837, chemin Alfred-DesRochers Orford 819-868-2881 / 1-877-668-0763 auberge-de-la-tour.com > Cottages, Condos and Apartments Hébergia }}}} 1269, route 112, Austin 819-847-0476 / 1-888-440-0476 hebergia.ca Chalets Bookmark Á 5, place de la Réserve, Eastman 873-377-2665 leschaletsbookmark.com Chaletsetspa.ca }}} 11 rue Desève, Eastman 819-620-7597 locationchaletspaestrie.ca/fr Cottages du Lac-Orford }}} 44, chemin d'Orford-sur-le-Lac Eastman 819-678-2688 cottagesdulacorford.com/index.html Le Vertendre }}} 7, chemin de la Chute, Eastman 450-297-2007 / 1-855-383-2007 levertendre.com Centre d'équitation Jacques Robidas

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32, chemin McFarland Canton de Hatley 819-563-0166 / 1-888-677-8767 equitationjacquesrobidas.com Club Azur }}} 82, rue Desjardins Condo 128, Magog 450-632-2876 clubazur.com Le Memph Á 2100, chemin François-Hertel, Magog 819-200-8131 lememph.com Location Tourisme Estrie }}} 4, chemin Couture, Magog 819-843-9404 / 1-888-843-9404 tourismeestrie.ca Chalets deVille Á 87, rue School, North Hatley 819-842-4363 / 1-844-840-4363 chaletsdeville.com Chalets Hygge }}} 11, rue des Hêtres, Orford 819-345-6942 chaletshygge.com/fr

Le Fitchbay }}} 50, chemin Bombardier, Stanstead 579-880-1005 chaletfitchbay.ca Les loges, ressourcement thermal en forêt Á 181, chemin de Tomifobia Canton de Stanstead 450-888-2533 leslogeschalets.com > Vacation Centres

Camping Magog Orford }}}} 611, chemin Alfred-Desrochers, Orford 819-843-2500 campingmagogorford.com Camping Parc national du Mont-Orford - Lac Fraser }}}} 3 6075, route 220, Orford 819-843-9855 / 1-800-665-6527 sepaq.com/montorford Camping Parc national du Mont-Orford - Lac Stukely }}}} 3 3321, chemin du Parc, Orford 819-843-9855 / 1-800-665-6527 sepaq.com/montorford

Centre de villégiature Jouvence }}}} 131, chemin de Jouvence, Orford 450-532-3134 / 1-800-567-3134 jouvence.com

Camping Domaine du Lac Libby }}}} 426, 1er Rang,Saint-Étienne-de-Bolton 450-297-2221 / 1-800-361-3765 campinglaclibby.com

> Youth Hostels

Domaine des Cantons }}}}} 315, route 112 Saint-Étienne-de-Bolton 450-297-2444 / 1-866-770-2444 domainedescantons.com

Auberge jeunesse Magog-Orford }}}} 111, rue Merry Nord, Magog 819-843-1544 / 1-866-303-1544 aubergemagogorford.com > Campgrounds Camping du Lac Massawippi }}}} 435, rue Main, Ayer's Cliff 819-838-4988 campingdulacmassawippi.com Camping La Mine de Cuivre }}}} 33, rue de la Mine-de-Cuivre, Eastman 450-297-3226 campingminedecuivre.com Camping Leroux }} 1050, chemin des Diligences, Eastman 450-297-3219 campingleroux.com Camping Normand }}} 62, chemin des Normand, Eastman 450-297-2014 campingnormand.ca Camping Domaine Parc-Estrie Parkbridge }}}}} 19, rue du Domaine, Magog 819-868-6944 parkbridge.com/fr-ca/rv-cottages/ Parc-Estrie

> Non-traditional Lodging (Cabins, Yurts and Tipis) Entre Cîmes et Racines 80, chemin Simard, Bolton-Est 450-297-0770 / 1-866-297-0770 entrecimesetracines.com Zoobox / Le Vertendre 7, chemin de la Chute, Eastman 450-297-2007 / 1-855-383-2007 levertendre.com Les Côteaux Missisquoi } 573, chemin Bolton Centre Saint-Étienne-de-Bolton 514-944-6139 coteauxmissisquoi.com > Other Classified Establishments La station du chêne rouge 1640, chemin Rodgers, Hatley Township 819-437-0737 lastationduchenerouge.com Auberge Le Sunshine }} 680, rue Dufferin, Stanstead 819-876-7272 aubergelesunshine.com

Auberge Ayer's Cliff $$ 1087, rue Main, Ayer's Cliff 819-838-4277 aubergeayerscliff.ca Café Folies 1105, rue Main, Ayer's Cliff 819-200-0677 bienvenue@cafefolies.ca Le Riverain, restaurant at the Ripplecove $$-$$$$ 700, rue Ripplecove, Ayer's Cliff 819-838-4296 / 1-800-668-4296 ripplecove.com Café Bistro Les Trois Grâces $-$$ 338, rue Principale, Eastman 450-297-4291 bistrolestroisgraces.com La Station $-$$ 439, rue Principale, Eastman 579-437-8484 lastationeastman.ca Restaurant du Spa Eastman $$-$$$ 895, chemin des Diligences, Eastman 450-297-3009 / 1-800-665-5272 spa-eastman.com Au comptoir MarCel $$-$$$ 380, rue Principale Ouest, Magog 819-843-0905 aucomptoirmarcel.ca Bistro Kòz $$-$$$ 1150, rue Principale Ouest, Magog 819-843-6714 bistrokoz.ca Comme chez soi Restaurant & Auberge $$-$$$ 3219, rue Principale Ouest (route 112 Ouest), Magog 819-868-2233 / 1-800-401-2444 commechezsoi.ca Ferme Au pied levé $$$ 1107, chemin Fitch Bay, Magog 819-843-6143 aupiedleve.ca Fondissimo $$-$$$ 276, rue Principale Est, Magog 819-843-8999 fondissimo.ca Guacamole y tequila Magog $-$$$ 112, rue Principale Ouest, Magog 819-868-0088 guacamoleytequila.com/magog La Shop $ 274, rue Principale Est, Magog 819-843-2093 lashop.co

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Parc national du Mont-Orford Chalets Nature and EXP. } 3321, chemin du Parc, Orford 819-843-9855 / 1-800-665-6527 sepaq.com/montorford

Camping Nature Plein Air }}} 2733, chemin de la Vallée-Missisquoi Mansonville (Potton Township) 450-292-3737 / 1-888-746-4140 campingnaturepleinair.com

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Les Chalets Côté Belval }}} 8, rue des Pommiers, Orford 514-923-2335 leschaletscotebelval.com

Camping Havre des Îles }} 10, chemin du Mimosa Mansonville (Potton Township) 450-292-5578 campinghavredesiles.com

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Condos de la Grande Coulée Á 111, rue de la Grande-Coulée, Orford 514-220-5713 condosgrandecoulee@gmail.com

Restaurant Pinocchio $$-$$$ 469, rue Principale Ouest, Magog 819-868-8808 restaurantpinocchio.com Rôtisserie St-Hubert Magog $-$$ 1615, chemin Rivière-aux-Cerises Magog 819-847-3366 st-hubert.com/index.fr.html Taverne 1855 $$ 428, rue Principale Ouest, Magog 819-769-1233 taverne1855.ca Appalaches torréfacteur 4 rue des Pins Mansonville (Potton Township) 579-531-8787 appalachestorrefacteur.com Le Tap room au Manoir Hovey $$-$$$ 575, rue Hovey, North Hatley 819-842-2421 / 1-800-661-2421 manoirhovey.com/fr/le-pub-tap-room Restaurant Le Hatley at Manoir Hovey $$$$ 575, rue Hovey, North Hatley 819-842-2421 / 1-800-661-2421 manoirhovey.com/en/le-hatleyrestaurant Bistro 4 Saisons $$-$$$ 4940, chemin du Parc, Orford 819-847-2555 espace4saisons.com/bistro

Restaurant Les Jardins Manoir des Sables $$-$$$ 3 90, avenue des Jardins, Orford 819-847-4747 / 1-800-567-3514 manoirdessables.com

Club du golf Milby 2200, chemin Bowers, Sherbrooke 819-562-4260 golfmilby.com

Auberge Le Sunshine $-$$ 680, rue Dufferin, Stanstead 819-876-7272 aubergelesunshine.com

Golf & Ski Vieux-Lennox 19, rue du Golf, Sherbrooke 819-562-4922 golf.ubishops.ca/?lang=fr

> Microbreweries

Golf et Académie Longchamp Inc. 3455, rue du Fer-Droit, Sherbrooke 819-563-9899 golflongchamp.com

Microbrasserie La Memphré $$ 12, rue Merry Sud, Magog 819-843-3405 lamemphre.com Canton Brasse $-$$ 2267, chemin du Parc, Orford 819-868-2165 cantonbrasse.com

PAŪS Spa Expérience 3131, rue King Ouest, Sherbrooke 819-780-8885 pausspa.ca Spa Algua-Sulis 3 950, rue King Ouest, Sherbrooke 819-346-1133 / 1-877-977-2785 spaalguasulis.com

GREAT OUTD O ORS

Strøm Nordic Spa in Sherbrooke 1705, rue Roy, Sherbrooke 819-481-2772 / 1-877-761-2772 stromspa.com

> Beaches Lucien-Blanchard beach Sherbrooke

Le Four à Bois d'Orford $$ 2197, chemin du Parc, Orford 819-868-0858 / 1-866-503-4555 lefouraboisdorford.com

Parc Lucien-Blanchard - Sherbrooke 755, rue Cabana, Sherbrooke 819-821-5893 cnsherbrooke.ca

Restaurant du Club de golf du Mont-Orford $-$$ 3074, chemin du Parc Orford 819-843-6548 montorford.com/en-ca/golf/restaurant

> Health Centres, Spas and Relaxation Centers

Sherbrooke Region

Municipal beach park (Deauville region) Sherbrooke

Les Sommets - Hôtel Chéribourg $$-$$$ 3 2603, chemin du Parc, Orford 819-843-3308 / 1-800-567-6132 hotelcheribourg.com

Club de golf Sherbrooke 1000, rue Musset, Sherbrooke 819-569-6534 golfsherbrooke.com

Manoir aux mystères 30, La-Grand-Rue Sainte-Catherine-de-Hatley 819-868-6647 / 1-888-262-6647 mysteres.biz

Burger Pub $$ 4940, chemin du Parc, Orford 819-847-4936 burger-pub.com

Le Tomahawk grill Estrimont Suites & Spa $$-$$$$ 44, avenue de l'Auberge, Orford 819-843-1616 / 1-800-567-7320 estrimont.ca/restaurants

> Golfing

> Boating

> Canoeing and Kayaking Corridor bleu Sherbrooke 819-821-1919 destinationsherbrooke.com/en/visitors/ what-to-do/corridor-bleu > Cycling Véloroute des Grandes-Fourches Massawippi Axis destinationsherbrooke.com/en Véloroute des Grandes-Fourches Magog Axis destinationsherbrooke.com/en Véloroute des Grandes-Fourches Grandes-Fourches Circuit destinationsherbrooke.com/en

> Hiking Networks Les Sentiers de l'Estrie inc. 5182, boulevard Bourque, Sherbrooke 819-864-6314 lessentiersdelestrie.qc.ca Sherbrooke - Urban walks Sherbrooke 819-821-1919 / 1-800-561-8331 destinationsherbrooke.com/en/visitors/ what-to-do > National Parks and Recreational Centres Base de plein air André-Nadeau 5302, chemin Blanchette, Sherbrooke 819-864-1907 basepleinair.ca Maison de l'eau - Parc Lucien-Blanchard 755, rue Cabana, Sherbrooke 819-821-5893 maisondeleau.org Parc du Mont-Bellevue 3 1440, rue Brébeuf, Sherbrooke 819-821-4559 parcmontbellevue.com

Zoo-Animation Estrie 3590, chemin Rhéaume, Sherbrooke 819-620-7775 zooanimationestrie.ca WI NTE R FUN

> Cross-Country Skiing and Snowshoeing Base de plein air André-Nadeau 5302, chemin Blanchette, Sherbrooke 819-864-1907 basepleinair.ca

> Religious Heritage

> Boutique and Shopping

Saint-Michel Cathedral Basilica guided tours 130, rue de la Cathédrale, Sherbrooke 819-563-9934 bcstm.org

Auréré's 3025, rue King Ouest, local 54 Sherbrooke 819-342-2092 aureres.com

Sanctuaire de Beauvoir 3 675, côte de Beauvoir, Sherbrooke 819-569-2535 sanctuairedebeauvoir.qc.ca

Boutique des métiers d'art de l'Estrie 210, rue Wellington Nord Sherbrooke 819-823-0221 metiersdartestrie.com

LO CAL FL AVOURS

> Chocolatiers, Pastry Shops and Bakers Boulangerie Pâtisserie Les Vraies Richesses 242, rue King Ouest, Sherbrooke les-vraies-richesses.com 11, rue Léger, Sherbrooke 819-933-7272 les-vraies-richesses.com

> Tube Sliding Base de plein air André-Nadeau 5302, chemin Blanchette, Sherbrooke 819-864-1907 basepleinair.ca CULTURE AN D LIVI NG H ISTORY

Ça beigne 16, rue Alexandre, Sherbrooke 819-437-1547 cabeigne.com

> Art Galleries, Showrooms and Workshops Boutique des métiers d'art de l'Estrie 210, rue Wellington Nord, Sherbrooke 819-823-0221 metiersdartestrie.com

> Gardens and Horticulture

Galerie d'art Antoine-Sirois de l'Université de Sherbrooke / Pavillon Irénée Pinard 2 2500, boul. de l'Université, Sherbrooke 819-820-1000 galerieudes.ca

Maison de l'eau - Parc Lucien-Blanchard 755, rue Cabana, Sherbrooke 819-821-5893 maisondeleau.org

Musée des beaux-arts de Sherbrooke 241, rue Dufferin, Sherbrooke 819-821-2115 mbas.qc.ca Sherbrooke Museum of Nature and Science 2 225, rue Frontenac, Sherbrooke 819-564-3200 / 1-877-434-3200 mns2.ca

> Locally Grown (terroir) Shops

> Vineyards

> Museums and Interpretation Centres

Musée d'histoire de Sherbrooke 275, rue Dufferin, Sherbrooke 819-821-5406 mhist.org

Parc du Domaine Howard (Serres municipales Carl-Camirand) 1350, boul. de Portland Sherbrooke 819-821-1919 / 1-800-561-8331 destinationsherbrooke.com/en/visitors

Siboire microbrasserie – Boutique 80, rue du Dépôt, Sherbrooke 819-565-3636 siboire.ca

Sherbrooke Museum of Nature and Science 2 225, rue Frontenac, Sherbrooke 819-564-3200 / 1-877-434-3200 mns2.ca

Théâtre Granada, Salle Sylvio-Lacharité 53, rue Wellington Nord, Sherbrooke 819-565-5656 theatregranada.com

Carrefour de l'Estrie 3050, boul. de Portland, Sherbrooke 819-563-1907 carrefourdelestrie.com > Conventions Centre de foires de Sherbrooke 1600, boulevard du PlateauSaint-Joseph, Sherbrooke 819-560-8888 / 1-877-661-0088 centredefoiressherbrooke.com > Events La Balade des Clochers Sherbrooke 819-563-9934 diocesesherbrooke.org/fr/baladedesclochers Festival des harmonies et orchestres symphoniques du Québec Sherbrooke 819-821-7016 festivaldesharmonies.com Festival des traditions du monde de Sherbrooke Sherbrooke 819-821-7433 ftms.ca

La Halte des Pèlerins 3 693, chemin du Sanctuaire Sherbrooke 819-563-5115 haltedespelerins.com

Festival cinéma du monde de Sherbrooke Sherbrooke 819-821-7433 fcms.ca

La Route des Vins de l'Estrie Sherbrooke 819-563-5115 routedesvinsdelestrie.com

Fête du Lac des Nations Sherbrooke 819-569-5888 fetedulacdesnations.com

VI BRANT CITI ES AN D FESTIVITI ES

La Grande Virée Artistique Sherbrooke 819-993-0034 lagrandevireeartistique.qc.ca

> Concert Halls and Summer Theaters Salle Maurice-O'Bready, Centre culturel de l'Université de Sherbrooke 3 2500, boul. de l'Université Sherbrooke 819-820-1000 centrecultureludes.ca

Le Rendez-vous d'Howard Sherbrooke 819-821-1919 rendezvousdhoward.com

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Uplands Cultural and Heritage Centre 9, rue Speid, Sherbrooke 819-564-0409 uplands.ca

Café-vélo des nations 9, rue de la Glacière, Sherbrooke 819-416-0706 cafevelodesnations.com

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> Shop and Bike Rental

Off Festival des harmonies Sherbrooke 1-833-252-3026 sherbrookeenmusique.com Salon des métiers d’art de l’Estrie Sherbrooke 819-823-0221 metiersdartestrie.com/salon Sherblues & Folk Sherbrooke 819-565-5656 sherblues.ca Sherbrooke t'en bouche un coin Sherbrooke 819-437-6350 stebuc.com

Sherb-Histoire en kayak 220, rue Marchand (Parc Jacques-Cartier), Sherbrooke 819-345-4183 / 1-873-200-4894 sherb-histoireenkayak.com Ventre-ville: un parcours théâtral qui nous prend par les tripes! 80, rue du Dépôt (Departure: Microbrasserie Siboire) Sherbrooke 819-821-1919 / 1-800-561-8331 ventre-ville.com > Interactive Rally Link jeux d'aventure Sherbrooke 450-501-4914 linkaventure.com

> Fun Parks Laser Game Evolution 2257, rue King Ouest, Sherbrooke 819-822-2888 lasergame-evolution.ca

LOD GI NG

> Hotels

Laser Plus 1201, 12e avenue Nord, Sherbrooke 819-346-0565 laserplus.ca

Delta Hotel Sherbrooke by Marriott, Conference Centre }}} 3 2685, rue King Ouest, Sherbrooke 819-822-1989 / 1-800-268-1133 marriott.com/hotels/travel/yscdr-deltahotels-sherbrooke-conference-centre

> Guided Visits and Tours

Grand Hôtel Times Sherbrooke

Agence de voyages Lennoxville 1285, rue Bowen Sud, Sherbrooke 819-791-7507 / 1-855-346-7500 voyageslennoxville.com Bureau d'information touristique de Sherbrooke - Theatrical Mural Tour 785, rue King Ouest, Sherbrooke 819-821-1919 / 1-800-561-8331 murales-sherbrooke.com/3_tourstheatralises.html Circuits patrimoniaux Musée d'histoire de Sherbrooke 275, rue Dufferin, Sherbrooke 819-821-5406 mhist.org/matinees-decouvertes Greeters Sherbrooke 785, rue King Ouest, Sherbrooke 819-821-1919 / 1-800-561-8331 sherbrookegreeters.com Murales de Sherbrooke 785, rue King Ouest, Sherbrooke 819-821-1919 / 1-800-561-8331 murales-sherbrooke.com Muralis, the Grand Sherbrooke Murals Experience 785, rue King Ouest, Sherbrooke 819-821-1919 / 1-800-561-8331 murales-sherbrooke.com Murals Quiz 785, rue King Ouest, Sherbrooke 819-821-1919 / 1-800-561-8331 quizdesmurales.com

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1, rue Belvédère Sud, Sherbrooke 819-575-2222 / 1-888-999-3499 grandtimeshotel.com/grand-timessherbrooke/fr Hôtel Comfort Inn Sherbrooke }}} 4295, boulevard Bourque, Sherbrooke 819-564-4400 sherbrookecomfortinn.com Hôtel Le Floral }}} 2 1920, 12e Avenue Nord, Sherbrooke 819-564-6812 / 1-855-564-6811 hotellefloral.com Hôtel Le Président }}}} 3 3535, rue King Ouest, Sherbrooke 819-563-2941 / 1-800-363-2941 hotel-le-president.com Hôtel-Motel La Marquise }}} 1700, rue Wellington Sud, Sherbrooke 819-563-2411 / 1-800-563-2411 lamarquise.ca Hôtel-Motel La Paysanne }}} 42, rue Queen, Sherbrooke 819-569-5585 / 1-855-569-5585 paysanne.com Hôtellerie Jardins de Ville }}} 4235, boulevard Bourque, Sherbrooke 819-566-6464 / 1-800-265-7119 jardinsdeville.com Motel des Cèdres }} 6210, boulevard Bourque, Sherbrooke 819-864-4322 / 1-866-864-4322 moteldescedres.com

Motel Écono-Nuit } 520, rue du Parc-Industriel, Sherbrooke 819-846-6788 / 1-877-661-6788 motelecononuit.com Motel Le Refuge }} 43, rue Queen, Sherbrooke 819-564-9005 motellerefuge.com Motel Le Sabre } 6478, boulevard Bourque, Sherbrooke 819-864-4231 / 1-855-864-4231 motel-le-sabre.business.site OTL Gouverneur Sherbrooke }}}}} 3131, rue King Ouest, Sherbrooke 819-780-8800 / 1-888-910-1111 otlhotelsherbrooke.ca Quality Hôtel & Suites }}} 3 4206, rue King Ouest, Sherbrooke 819-563-4755 / 1-877-563-4755 qualitysherbrooke.com > Bed and Breakfasts Auberge Marquis de Montcalm \\\\ 797, rue du Général-De Montcalm Sherbrooke 819-823-7773 / 1-866-421-7773 marquisdemontcalm.ca Île de Garde \\\\ 576, rue Prospect, Sherbrooke 819-346-0142 iledegarde.com > Cottages, Condos and Apartments Appart-Hôtel Urbain }} 65, rue Bruno-Dandeneault Sherbrooke 819-678-3654 / 1-800-560-6508 apparthotelsherbrooke.com > Student Residences Au campus - Hébergement Hôtelier de l'Université de Sherbrooke }}}} 2500, boulevard de l'Université Sherbrooke 819-821-8000 ext.: 62669 aucampus.ca Université Bishop's }}}} 2600, rue College, Sherbrooke 819-822-9651 / 1-866-822-9200 conferences.ubishops.ca > Campgrounds Camping Beau-Lieu }}}} 5153, chemin de Sainte-Catherine Sherbrooke 819-864-4531 campingbeau-lieu.com Camping de L'Île Marie }}} 225, rue Saint-Francis, Sherbrooke 819-820-0330 campingilemarie.com Camping Lac Magog }}}} 7255, chemin Blanchette, Sherbrooke 819-864-4401 campinglacmagog.ca

Café Pierre Jean Jase $ 550, rue de Montréal, Sherbrooke 819-829-5927 cafepierrejeanjase.com Coape & Felton 2685, rue King Ouest, Sherbrooke 819-822-9873 marriott.com/en-us/hotels/yscdr-deltahotels-sherbrooke-conference-centre/ dining Guacamole y tequila $-$$ 2340, rue King Ouest, Sherbrooke 819-823-8181 guacamoleytequila.com La Table du Chef $$-$$$ 11, rue Victoria (coin rue King Ouest) Sherbrooke 819-562-2258 latableduchef.ca O'Chevreuil, Taverne Américaine $$-$$$ 62, rue Wellington Nord, Sherbrooke 819-346-4440 ochevreuil.com OMG Resto $$ 3 1175, rue King Ouest, Sherbrooke 819-823-7001 omgresto.com Restaurant Auguste $$-$$$$ 82, rue Wellington Nord, Sherbrooke 819-565-9559 auguste-restaurant.com Restaurant Pacini $-$$$ 2960, rue King Ouest, Sherbrooke 819-821-2654 pacini.com Rôtisserie St-Hubert Sherbrooke $-$$ 3070, rue King Ouest, Sherbrooke 819-563-5112 st-hubert.com Shaker Cuisne & Mixologie $$ 3050, boul. de Portland #N36 Sherbrooke 819-416-3134 shakercuisineetmixologie.com/ restaurants/sherbrooke > Microbreweries Microbrasserie La Mare au diable $-$$ 151, rue King Ouest, Sherbrooke 819-562-1001 lamareaudiable.ca

Reguge des brasseurs $ 2155, rue Galt Ouest, Sherbrooke 819-791-7574 refugedesbrasseurs.ca Siboire Dépôt $$ 3 80, rue du Dépôt, Sherbrooke 819-565-3636 siboire.ca/depot Siboire Jacques-Cartier $$ 2 40, boul. Jacques-Cartier Sud Sherbrooke 819-791-8440 siboire.ca/fr/succursales/jacques-cartier

Coaticook River Valley

> Mountain Biking Parc de la Gorge de Coaticook 400, rue St-Marc, Coaticook 819-849-2331 / 1-888-524-6743 gorgedecoaticook.qc.ca Circuits Frontières 48, rue de l'Église, East Hereford circuitsfrontieres.com > National Parks and Recreational Centres Parc de la Gorge de Coaticook 400, rue St-Marc, Coaticook 819-849-2331 / 1-888-524-6743 gorgedecoaticook.qc.ca > Outdoor Activities Equipment Rental Location VéloTric 20, rue Saint-Jacques Sud, Coaticook 873-392-0067 velotriccoaticook.com WI NTE R FUN

GREAT OUTD O ORS

> Cross-Country Skiing and Snowshoeing

> Beaches

Parc de la Gorge de Coaticook 400, rue St-Marc, Coaticook 819-849-2331 / 1-888-524-6743 gorgedecoaticook.qc.ca

Lake Lyster beach Coaticook 819-849-2721 Lake Wallace beach Saint-Herménégilde > Fishing Parc Découverte Nature 2471, chemin Baldwin-Barnston Coaticook 819-849-2677 / 1-888-849-2677 decouvertenature.qc.ca > Hiking Networks La Voie des pèlerins de la Vallée 294, rue Saint-Jacques Nord Coaticook 819-245-0268 lavoiedespelerinsdelavallee.com Parc de la Gorge de Coaticook 400, rue St-Marc, Coaticook 819-849-2331 / 1-888-524-6743 gorgedecoaticook.qc.ca Parc Harold F. Baldwin (Mont Pinacle) 1891, chemin May, Baldwin-Mills Coaticook parchfbaldwin.com Town of Coaticook 150, rue Child, Coaticook 819-849-2721 / 1-866-665-6669 coaticook.ca

Circuits Frontières 557, chemin de Coaticook East Hereford circuitsfrontieres.com/ski-de-montagne CULTURE AN D LIVI NG H ISTORY

> Art Galleries, Showrooms and Workshops Rozynski Art Center 2133, chemin de Way's Mills Barnston-Ouest 819-838-1657 artsrozynski.com > Museums and Interpretation Centres Beaulne Museum 3 96, rue de l'Union, Coaticook 819-849-6560 museebeaulne.qc.ca Parc Découverte Nature 2471, chemin Baldwin-Barnston Coaticook 819-849-2677 / 1-888-849-2677 decouvertenature.qc.ca Louis S. St.-Laurent National Historic Site 2 6790, route Louis-S.-St-Laurent Compton 819-835-5448 / 1-888-773-8888 parcscanada.gc.ca/stlaurent

Our partners

Café Aragon 1497, rue Galt Ouest, Sherbrooke 819-820-0142 cafearagon.ca

Pub & Microbrasserie Le Lion d'Or $$ 2902, rue College, Sherbrooke 819-562-4589 lionlennoxville.com

Mont Hereford / Hiking Trails 557, chemin de Coaticook East Hereford 819-578-4605 forethereford.org/index_en.php

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Boefish $$$-$$$$ 3131, rue King Ouest, Sherbrooke 819-780-1414 boefish.ca

Microbrasserie Le Boquébière $ 50, rue Wellington Nord, Sherbrooke 819-542-1311 boquebiere.com

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RESTAURANTS

Verger Le Gros Pierre 2 6335, route Louis-S.-St-Laurent Compton 819-835-5549 grospierre.com > Soap Factories Les Savons Main de Nature Soaps 3 769, chemin Standish, Barnston-Ouest 514-863-3347 soaperiemaindenature.com LO CAL FL AVOURS

> Cheese Makers and Dairy Producers Laiterie de Coaticook 1000, rue Child, Coaticook 819-849-2272 / 1-800-846-7224 laiteriedecoaticook.com Fromagerie La Station 440, chemin Hatley, Compton 819-835-5301 fromagerielastation.com Fromagerie les Broussailles 341 chemin Loignon, Martinville 819-861-2021 fermelesbroussailles.com Domaine de Courval 825, chemin de Courval, Waterville 819-837-0062 domainedecourval.com > Honey Producers Miel pur Délice 815, route 141, Coaticook 819-849-9994 mielpurdelice.com > Local Libations Domaine Ives Hill 12, chemin Boyce, Compton 819-837-0301 domaineiveshill.com > Locally Grown (terroir) Shops Cidrerie Verger Ferland 380, chemin de la Station, Compton 819-835-5762 vergerferland.com > Orchards Cidrerie Verger Ferland 380, chemin de la Station, Compton 819-835-5762 vergerferland.com Verger La Pommalbonne 6291, route Louis-S.-Saint-Laurent Compton 819-674-9159 lapommalbonne.com Verger Le Gros Pierre 2 6335, route Louis-S.-St-Laurent Compton 819-835-5549 grospierre.com

> Public and Farmers Markets

> Bed and Breakfasts

Marché de soir de Compton 3, chemin de Hatley, Compton 819-835-9463 comptonales.com/marche

Le Gîte Chez Marie-Marthe \\\\ 1452, chemin Riendeau, Coaticook 819-849-7445 gitescanada.com/gitemm

Marché Ferme Beaulieu 3700, route 147, Waterville 819-562-6477 fermebeaulieu.com

Gîte Le temps des pommes \\\\ 60, rue du Hameau, Compton 819-835-0541 giteletempsdespommes@gmail.com

> Sugar Shacks

Gîtes du Ranch St-Hubert \\\ 898, chemin Saint-Jacques Saint-Herménégilde 819-849-0568 ranchst-hubert.ca

Érablière du village 7255, route Louis-S.-Saint-Laurent Compton 819-212-3786 erabliereduvillage.ca VI BRANT CITI ES AN D FESTIVITI ES

> Concert Halls and Summer Theaters Foresta Lumina 135, rue Michaud, Coaticook 819-849-2331 / 1-888-524-6743 forestalumina.com > Events CéraMystic, céramique sur l'herbe Barnston-Ouest 819-838-1657 artsrozynski.com Fête de la pêche Coaticook 819-849-2677 / 1-888 849-2677 decouvertenature.qc.ca Les Comptonales Compton 819-835-9463 comptonales.com > Fun parks Glo Golf Aventures 73, rue St-Marc, Coaticook 819-849-9979 glogolfaventures.com > Guided Visits and Tours The Pioneer Trail 294, rue Saint-Jacques Nord, Coaticook 819-849-6669 / 1-866-665-6669 voiedespionniers.com LOD GI NG

> Hotels Motel L'Exquise }} 79, route 147, Coaticook 819-849-4897 / 1-877-849-4897 motelexquise.com Restaurant Motel La Place }} 20, rue Saint-Jacques Sud, Coaticook 819-849-6123 motelcoaticook.com

> Cottages, Condos and Apartments Au Havre des bois }}} Compton 438-391-9202 soniagagnon@yahoo.ca Chalet du Ranch St-Hubert Á 1165, chemin du Lac-Lippé Sud Saint-Herménégilde 819-820-5167 ranchst-hubert.ca > Campgrounds Camping du Lac Lyster }}} 360, chemin des Chalets, Coaticook 819-345-3787 campingdulaclyster.com Camping Parc de la Gorge de Coaticook

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400, rue Saint-Marc, Coaticook 819-849-2331 / 1-888-524-6743 gorgedecoaticook.qc.ca Camping de Compton }}}} 24, chemin de la Station, Compton 819-835-5277 / 1-800-563-5277 campingcompton.com Camping du Pont Couvert }}} 2335, chemin du Pont-Couvert Waterville 819-562-6421 / 1-888-346-5894 campingdupontcouvert.com > Non-traditional Lodging (Cabins, Yurts and Tipis) Auberge du changement d'ère 153, rue Thornton Nord, Coaticook 819-200-0055 coaticook.cool RESTAURANTS

Buffet Asie $ 339, rue Child, Coaticook 819-804-3030 Coffret de l'Imagination $-$$$ 145, rue Michaud, Coaticook 819-849-0090 coffret.ca

Microbrasserie Hop Station $-$$ 131, rue Lovell, Coaticook 819-804-1004 hopstation.net

Val-SaintFrançois GREAT OUTD O ORS

> Beaches Camping Plage McKenzie beach Racine Camping des Baies Windsor > Boating Domaine Lac Brompton 310, côte de l'Artiste Saint-Denis-de-Brompton 819-846-1442 domainelacbrompton.com > Canoeing and Kayaking

Asinerie les ânes en culotte 601, 9e rang Est Sainte-Anne-de-la-Rochelle 579-488-8894 lesanesenculotte.com

Parc historique de La Poudrière de Windsor 3 342, rue Saint Georges, Windsor 819-845-5284 villedewindsor.qc.ca/sport-loisirs-etculture/parc-de-la-poudriere CULTURE AN D LIVI NG H ISTORY

> Art Galleries, Showrooms and Workshops Musée de l'ardoise 3 5, rue Belmont, Richmond 819-826-3313 centreardoise.ca Yvonne L. Bombardier Cultural Centre 3 1002, avenue J.-A.-Bombardier Valcourt 450-532-2250 centreculturelbombardier.com > Museums and Interpretation Centres Richmond County Historical Society Museum 1161, route 243, Melbourne 819-826-1332 richmondcountyhistoricalsociety.com Musée du presbytère et Maison de la culture de Racine 348, rue de l'Église, Racine 450-532-4934 municipalite.racine.qc.ca

Canot-Kayak Richmond 220, rue Principale Sud, Richmond 819-826-2414 canotkayak.com

Musée de l'ardoise 3 5, rue Belmont, Richmond 819-826-3313 centreardoise.ca

> Cycling

Moulin à laine d'Ulverton 3 210, chemin Porter, Ulverton 819-826-3157 moulin.ca

La Cantonnière - sentier de la Vallée tourisme.val-saint-francois.com Réseau cyclable La Cantonnière tourisme.val-saint-francois.com La Cantonnière - sentier de l'Ardoise tourisme.val-saint-francois.com La Cantonnière - sentier de la Rive tourisme.val-saint-francois.com > Hiking Networks Parc historique de La Poudrière de Windsor 3 342, rue Saint-Georges, Windsor 819-845-5284 villedewindsor.qc.ca/sport-loisirs-etculture/parc-de-la-poudriere > Zoo Cinézoo 141, 5e rang, Sainte-Anne-de-la-Rochelle 450-446-4481 cinezoo.qc.ca

Museum of ingenuity J. Armand Bombardier 3 1001, avenue J.-A.-Bombardier Valcourt 450-532-5300 / 1-866-774-7808 museebombardier.com

> Cheese Makers and Dairy Producers Fromagerie Nouvelle France 154, Route 222, Racine 450-532-2483 fromagerienouvellefrance.com Fromagerie le Campagnard 394, rue Graig, Richmond 819-644-0447 fcampagnard@outlook.com La Ferme Écologique Coop. d'Ulverton 51, route 143, Ulverton 819-826-3855 la-ferme-ecologique-coopdulverton. business.site > Gardens and Horticulture Plantations Stéphan Perreault 331, route 143 Nord, Val-Joli 819-845-1160 plantationstephanperreault.ca > Honey Producers Miellerie Lune de Miel 3 252, rang 3 Est, Stoke 819-346-2558 miellerielunedemiel.com > Vineyards Les Vallons de Wadleigh 186, route 143, Ulverton 819-826-3334 lesvallonsdewadleigh.com VI BRANT CITI ES AN D FESTIVITI ES

> Concert Halls and Summer Theaters Musée de l'ardoise 3 5, rue Belmont, Richmond 819-826-3313 centreardoise.ca > Event Grand Prix Ski-Doo de Valcourt Valcourt 450-532-1323 grandprixvalcourt.com

LO CAL FL AVOURS

> Berry Picking Bleuetière Harmonie Nature 115, chemin Lay, Melbourne 819-826-1638 harmonie_nature@hotmail.com Jardins Zone Orange 506, chemin Ste-Anne Sud Sainte-Anne-de-la-Rochelle 450-775-6147 jardinszoneorange.com

LOD GI NG

> Hotels Motel du Canton Á 9022, rue de la Montagne, Valcourt 819-434-2704 motelducanton.com > Cottages, Condos and Apartments Maisonsetchaletsalouer.com }}}} 506, rue Collège Sud, Richmond 819-826-2633 / 1-877-526-6879 maisonsetchaletsalouer.com

Our partners

Microbrasserie de Coaticook $-$$ 1007, rue Child, Coaticook 819-804-1234 microbrasseriecoaticook.ca

> Breeding Farms

> Cross-Country Skiing and Snowshoeing

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Le Cinquième Élément $$-$$$ 6815, route Louis S.St-Laurent Compton 819-835-0052 lecinquiemeelement.ca

Domaine Lac Brompton }}} 310, Côte de l'Artiste Saint-Denis-de-Brompton 819-846-1442 domainelacbrompton.com > Campgrounds

Des Sources Region

Ferme et Fromagerie La Maison Grise 68, route 216 Est, Wotton 819-828-2034 fromagerielamaisongrise.com

GREAT OUTD O ORS

> Gardens and Horticulture

Camping Melbourne Estrie }}}} 2 1185, chemin du Camping, Melbourne 819-826-6222 / 1-877-610-4410 campingmelbourne.com

> Beaches

Camping Plage McKenzie }}}} 842, route 222, Racine 819-846-2011 campingplagemckenzie.com

> Cycling

Laö Cabines Á 548, chemin du Grand Brompton Racine 819-345-4434 laocabines.ca Camping et Parc Watopeka }} 250, rue Georges-Guilbeault, Windsor 819-348-6396 villedewindsor.qc.ca/sport-loisirs-etculture/camping-watopeka > Non-traditional Lodging (Cabins, Yurts and Tipis) Laö Cabines Á 548, chemin du Grand Brompton Racine 819-345-4434 laocabines.ca > Other Classified Establishments Auberge Papillon Lune }}} 1185, chemin du Camping, Melbourne 819-826-6222 / 1-877-610-4410 aubergepapillonlune.com RESTAURANTS

La Vieille Gare de Richmond $-$$$ 739, rue Principale Nord, Richmond 819-826-6655 infovgare@gmail.com Brasserie Lac Brompton $-$$$ 310, Côte de l'Artiste Saint-Denis-de-Brompton 819-846-6226 brasserielacbrompton.com Café Fabulé 99, rue Principale Saint-François-Xavier-de-Brompton 819-932-8999 cafefabule@gmail.com > Microbreweries L'Ardoise, coopérative brassicole $ 445, rue Principale Nord, Richmond 819-644-0345 microbrasserielardoise.com La Confrérie Artisans Brasseurs 1280, rue Maurice-Bachand, Windsor 819-628-0260 confreriebrasseurs.com

Nearby Danville Parc Marie-Victorin de Kingsey Falls 385, boulevard Marie-Victorin Kingsey Falls 819-363-2528 / 1-888-753-7272 parcmarievictorin.com

Public swimming area Val-des-Sources tourismedessources.com

> Local Libations

Réseau cyclable de la région des Sources tourismedessources.com

La Distillerie B par la Miellerie King 15-700, rue Lajeunesse, Kingsey Falls 819-960-8065 miellerieking.com

Axe Danville - Val-des-Sources tourismedessources.com > Hiking Networks

VI BRANT CITI ES AN D FESTIVITI ES

Parc régional du Mont-Ham 103, route 257 Ouest, Ham-Sud 819-828-3608 montham.ca

> Concert Halls and Summer Theaters Le P'tit Bonheur de Saint-Camille 162, rue Miquelon, Saint-Camille 819-340-1993 ptitbonheur.org

Sentiers pédestres des 3 monts de Coleraine 6, avenue Saint-Patrick Saint-Joseph-de-Coleraine 418-423-3351 3monts.ca

> Events Festival des Gourmands d'Asbestos inc. Val-des-Sources 819-879-7075 festivaldesgourmands.qc.ca

> National Parks and Recreational Centres

Festival des oiseaux migrateurs Danville 819-839-2771 etangburbank.com

Corporation de développement de l'Étang Burbank 2 150, rue Water, Danville 819-839-2771 etangburbank.com

Montagne et musique au Parc régional du Mont-Ham Ham-Sud 819-828-3608 montham.ca

Parc régional du Mont-Ham 2 103, route 257 Ouest, Ham-Sud 819-828-3608 montham.ca

LOD GI NG WI NTE R FUN

> Cross-Country Skiing and Snowshoeing Parc régional du Mont-Ham 2 103, route 257 Ouest, Ham-Sud 819-828-3608 montham.ca CULTURE AN D LIVI NG H ISTORY

> Art Galleries, Showrooms and Workshops Le P'tit Bonheur de Saint-Camille 162, rue Miquelon, Saint-Camille 819-340-1993 ptitbonheur.org

Hôtel-Motel St-Régis } 1435, route 116, Danville 819-839-3398 Complexe Hôtelier Le Williams }} 615, 1e Avenue, Val-des-Sources 819-879-6400 / 1-866-879-5923 lewilliams.ca > Country Inns

LO CAL FL AVOURS

> Cheese Makers and Dairy Producers Fromages latino 525, boulevard Industriel Val-des-Sources 819-879-9191 fromagesrumba.com

> Hotels

Auberge Jeffery }}} 91, rue Water, Danville 819-839-2711 / 1-888-302-2711 aubergejeffery.com > Bed and Breakfasts Auberge Restaurant La Mara \\\\ 127, chemin Gosford Sud, Ham-Sud 819-877-5189 aubergelamara.com

> Cottages, Condos and Apartments

> Microbreweries

Espace du Carmel }}} A-134, rue du Carmel, Danville 819-642-0064 espaceducarmel.com

Microbrasserie Moulin 7 $$ 294, boulevard St-Luc, Val-des-Sources 819-716-0686 moulin7.com

Miel et Terre Á 229, chemin de Saint-Camille Ham-Sud 819-716-1318 info@mieletterre.com

Haut-SaintFrançois

> Campgrounds Camping de la Rivière Nicolet }}} 32, rang 16 Est, Wotton 819-828-0108 campingrivierenicolet.com > Non-traditional Lodging (Cabins, Yurts and Tipis) Parc régional du Mont-Ham }} 103, route 257 Ouest, Ham-Sud 819-828-3608 montham.ca

Camping de la Rivière Nicolet Roulotte Gitane }}} 32, 16e rang Est, Wotton 819-828-0108 campingrivierenicolet.com > Other Classified Establishments Auberge Incroyable Á 1608, rue Principale, Saint-Adrien 873-542-8282 aubergeincroyable.ca RESTAURANTS

Marché public Mante du Carré $-$$$ 6, rue Daniel-Johnson, Danville 819-839-2843 manteducarre.com Auberge Restaurant La Mara $$-$$$ 127, chemin Gosford Sud, Ham-Sud 819-877-5189 aubergelamara.com Café du Flâneur - P'tit Bonheur de Saint-Camille $ 3 162, rue Miquelon, Saint-Camille 819-340-1993 ptitbonheur.org

GREAT OUTD O ORS

> Beaches P.-E. Perreault beach Dudswell > Cycling Parc régional du Marécage-des-Scots mrchsf.com/projets-marecagescots.html > Hiking Networks Lauz Altitude 161, route de Saint-Hyacinthe Chartierville 819-416-2615 lauzaltitude.com Nature Cantons-de-l'Est Parc écoforestier de Johnville 261, chemin North, Cookshire-Eaton 819-566-5600 naturecantonsdelest.ca Forêt habitée de Dudswell Rue Principale Ouest / Chemin de la Tête du Lac, Dudswell 819-560-8484 municipalitededudswell.ca/sentiers Parc régional du Marécage-des-Scots Chemin Franceville, 3 km south of route 214, Hampden 819-560-8500 mrchsf.com/projets-marecagescots.html Parc du vieux moulin Rue Saint-Janvier, Weedon 819-560-8550 weedon.ca > National Parks and Recreational Centres

Centre d'interprétation de la mine d'or (gold mine interpretation centre) 200, route 257 Sud, Chartierville 819-560-8522 chartierville.ca/zone-tourisme/attraits/ centre-dinterpretation-de-la-mine-dor LO CAL FL AVOURS

> Berry Picking Ferme au Pré Bleu 409, chemin Paul, Ascot Corner 819-832-3959 > Breeding Farms La Ferme Renaissance 1120, 2e Rang Sud, Weedon 819-877-2813 lafermerenaissance.com > Cheese Makers and Dairy Producers Fromagerie P'tits Plaisirs 503, rue de la Carrière, Weedon 819-877-3210 fromagerieptitplaisir.com > Gardens and Horticulture Les Jardins Vivaces de Fernand 480, route 112, Canton de Westbury (East Angus), Westbury 819-832-2714 jardinsvivacesdefernand.com VI BRANT CITI ES AN D FESTIVITI ES

> Concert Halls and Summer Theaters Centre culturel de Weedon 280, 9e Avenue, Weedon 819-560-8555 ccweedon.com

> Event

Parc municipal Walter-MacKenzie (Rivière-au-Saumon) 11, rue du Parc, Scotstown 819-231-8600 scotstown.net

Festival musique au Sommet Chartierville 819-560-8522 chartierville.ca/zone-tourisme/attraits/ festival-musique-aux-sommets

CULTURE AN D LIVI NG H ISTORY

> Guided Visits and Tours

> Art Galleries, Showrooms and Workshops

Circuit des sheds panoramiques East Angus shedspanoramiques.com

Galerie d'art Cookshire-Eaton / Maison de la culture John-Henry-Pope 125, rue Principale Ouest Cookshire-Eaton 819-578-4383 galeriedartcookshireeaton.com

Our partners

Centre O3 - Camp musical Val-des-Sources }}}} 100, rue des Mésanges Val-des-Sources 819-879-4342 / 1-888-834-4342 campmusicalinc.com

Centre d'interprétation de la Côte magnétique Route 257 Sud, Chartierville 819-560-8522 chartierville.ca/zone-tourisme/attraits/ cote-magnetique

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> Vacation Centres

> Museums and Interpretation Centres

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Domaine des 2 acres, 3 lacs Á 213, rue Dusseault, Val-des-Sources 819-574-8645 2acres3lacs.com

Collection Louis-Émile-Beauregard 900, rue du Lac, Dudswell 819-560-8474 municipalitededudswell.ca

LOD GI NG

> Hotels Hôtel Sawyerville } 18, rue Principale Nord, Cookshire-Eaton (Sawyerville) 819-889-2967 / 1-800-511-2484 info@hotelsawyerville.ca Le Pavillon des Mésanges }} 3 205, route 112, Dudswell 819-884-1232 / 1-855-884-1232 aurelaisdesmesanges.com > Bed and Breakfasts Étang Boisvert \\\\ 166, chemin Brochu, Cookshire-Eaton 819-578-3828 etangboisvert.com Hébergement Le Scott \\\ 17, rue Union, Scotstown 819-657-9917 bblebonheur.ca > Cottages, Condos and Apartments Lauz Altitude }} 155-156, route Saint-Hyacinthe Chartierville 819-416-2615 lauzaltitude.com La Généreuse }} 540, chemin Labonté, Cookshire-Eaton 819-875-5156 lagenereuse.com Les Mésanges - Du bonheur }} 3 205 route 112, Dudswell 819-884-1232 / 1-855-884-1232 aurelaisdesmesanges.com > Campgrounds La Vallée Heureuse du Mont Élan }}}} 229, chemin Gosford Est, Westbury 819-832-2605 montelan.ca > Other Classified Establishments Square Victoria Maison Hôtelière }}} 201, rue Saint-Jacques, East Angus 819-451-5678 squarevictoria.ca RESTAURANTS

Auberge La Ruée vers Gould $-$$$ 19, route 108, Lingwick 819-877-3446 rueegouldrush.net > Microbreweries Brasserie 11 comtés 225, rue Pope, Cookshire-Eaton 873-825-7075 onzecomtes.com Le Brasseur fou 18, rue Principale Nord, Sawyerville 819-889-2967 info@hotelsawyerville.ca

Megantic Region

Parc national du Mont-Mégantic 3 189, route du Parc Notre-Dame-des-Bois 819-888-2941 / 1-800-665-6527 sepaq.com/pq/mme

GREAT OUTD O ORS

> Aerial Rope Course D'Arbre en Arbre Lac-Mégantic 2370, chemin du Lac, Lac-Mégantic 819-583-3965 baiedessables.com > Beaches Plage du lac Aux Araignées Frontenac Camping Rustique Therrien beach Lac-Drolet O.T.J. Park beach Lac-Mégantic Station touristique Baie-des-Sables beach Lac-Mégantic Grand Lake Saint-François park beach Lambton > Boating La Source 470, route 263, Saint-Romain 418-486-2420 complexelasource.com > Cycling Grand Tour du lac Mégantic tourisme-megantic.com Réseau cyclable Lac-Mégantic tourisme-megantic.com Du lac au mont Mégantic tourisme-megantic.com//fr/visiter/ circuits-velo Circuit cyclable du Grand lac Saint-François tourisme-megantic.com/fr/visiter/ circuits-velo Véloroute du lac Aylmer tourisme-megantic.com > Golfing Club de golf du lac Mégantic 1039, route 161, Frontenac 819-583-4810 / 1-888-551-4810 clubdegolflacmegantic.com > Hiking Networks Les mots d'enfants - Trail path 15, rue de l'O.T.J., Audet 819-583-1596 munaudet.qc.ca Station touristique Baie-des-Sables 2370, chemin du Lac, Lac-Mégantic 819-583-3965 baiedessables.com

Sentiers de Piopolis 472, rue Principale, Piopolis 819-583-3953 / 1-800-363-5515 tourisme-megantic.com Sentiers Mont Bélanger 15e Rang, Saint-Robert-Bellarmin 418-313-2046 montbelanger.qc.ca Mini Compostelle Mégantic 2991, chemin St-Léon, Val-Racine 819-657-1039 randonneemegantic.ca > Horseback Riding Ranch Winslow 920, route 161, Stornoway 418-443-5519 ranchwinslow.com > Marinas Marina de Lac-Mégantic Boulevard Stearns, Lac-Mégantic 819-583-2441 ville.lac-megantic.qc.ca Marina du Parc du Grand lac Saint-François 158, chemin J-Cyrille-Bureau, Lambton 418-486-2607 lambton.ca > National Parks and Recreational Centres Station touristique Baie-des-Sables 2370, chemin du Lac, Lac-Mégantic 819-583-3965 baiedessables.com Parc national du Mont-Mégantic 3 189, route du Parc,Notre-Dame-des-Bois 819-888-2941 / 1-800-665-6527 sepaq.com/pq/mme Mont Gosford 901, rang Tout-de-Joie Saint-Augustin-de-Woburn 819-544-9004 montgosford.com Parc national de Frontenac 599, chemin des Roy Sainte-Praxède (Lambton) 418-486-2300 / 1-800-665-6527 sepaq.com/pq/fro WI NTE R FUN

> Cross-Country Skiing and Snowshoeing Station touristique Baie-des-Sables 2370, chemin du Lac, Lac-Mégantic 819-583-3965 baiedessables.com

> Tube Sliding Station touristique Baie-des-Sables 2370, chemin du Lac, Lac-Mégantic 819-583-3965 baiedessables.com CULTURE AN D LIVI NG H ISTORY

> Antiques Antiquités Comme dans l'temps 171, rang Saint-Michel, Lambton 819-583-7600 commedansltemps.com > Art Galleries, Showrooms and Workshops Galerie d'Art du Presbytère 211-A, rue Principale, Lambton 418-486-7967 lambton.ca/galerie-dart-du-presbytere > Museums and Interpretation Centres Espace Aux Rives du temps 100, rue du Moulin, Courcelles 418-483-5540 ext.: 1400 auxrivesdutemps.com Maison du granit 301, route du Morne, mont Saint-Sébastien, Lac-Drolet 819-549-2566 maisondugranit.ca La solidarité au cœur de notre mémoire 5490, rue de la Gare, Lac-Mégantic 819-583-2441 ville.lac-megantic.qc.ca ASTROLab du parc national du Mont-Mégantic 3 189, route du Parc Notre-Dame-des-Bois 819-888-2941 / 1-800-665-6527 astrolab.qc.ca

Fromagerie La Chaudière 3226, rue Laval, Lac-Mégantic 819-583-4664 / 1-800-667-4330 fromagerielachaudiere.com

Zenderfull 4410, chemin de la Montagne Val-Racine 514-549-5791 zenderfull.com

Bar Laitier Bizz Glace 255, rue Principale, Lambton 819-582-9786

> Interactive Rally

> Chocolatiers, Pastry Shops and Bakers Boulangerie Lambton 248, rue Principale, Lambton 418-486-2839 boulangerielambton.ca

> Hotels

Cabane et Produits LA MARTINE 184, chemin Beauchesne, Saint-Romain 819-237-9434 cabanelamartine.ca

Auberge et Chalets sur le Lac / Restaurant Le Capitaine Provost }}} 2000, chemin du Motel-sur-le-Lac Lac-Mégantic 819-583-0293 / 1-800-263-0293 aubergesurlelac.qc.ca

> Sugar Shacks Cabane et Produits LA MARTINE 184, chemin Beauchesne, Saint-Romain 819-237-4701 cabanelamartine.ca VI BRANT CITI ES AN D FESTIVITI ES

> Events Saint-Augustin-de-Woburn 819-544-9004 montgosford.com Festival d’astronomie populaire du Mont-Mégantic Notre-Dame-des-Bois 819-888-2941 / 1-800-665-6527 astrolab.qc.ca La traversée internationale du lac Mégantic Lac-Mégantic 819-583-0007 / 1-800-363-5515 lacenfetemegantic.com Mégantuque Lac-Mégantic 819-583-0007 lacenfetemegantic.com > Guided Visits and Tours

Lambton Church and historical tour 211, rue Principale, Lambton 418-486-7541 lambton.ca/quoi-faire

Greeters Lac-Mégantic 5600, rue Frontenac, Lac-Mégantic 819-583-5515 / 1-800-363-5515 megantic.greeters.info

> Breeding Farms Ferme des Petits Torrieux 8622, Route 204, Frontenac 819-582-9422 torrieux.com

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> Locally Grown (terroir) Shops

> Religious Heritage

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Sur les traces d'Archie Annance 2991, chemin Saint-Léon, Val-Racine 819-657-1039 lacontreedumassifmegantic.ca

Guided tours - Tours Mégantic Lac-Mégantic 819-583-5470 toursmegantic.com

Auberge Majella }}} 2781, rue de la Baie-des-Sables Lac-Mégantic 819-583-6462 / 1-888-643-6462 aubergemajella.com Hôtel Motel Le Château }} 3423, rue Laval, Lac-Mégantic 819-583-5117 / 1-866-583-1888 hotelmotellechateau.com/fr/index.html Manoir d'Orsennens }} 3502, rue Agnès, Lac-Mégantic 819-554-6295 manoirdorsennens.com Microtel Lac-Mégantic Á 5180, rue Frontenac, Lac-Mégantic 819-614-4314 / 1-800-337-0050 microtellacmegantic.ca Motel Le Quiet }}} 3284, rue Laval, Lac-Mégantic 819-583-6666 / 1-888-778-7018 motellequiet.com Station touristique Baie-des-Sables }} 2370, chemin du Lac, Lac-Mégantic 819-583-3965 baiedessables.com Auberge Au Soleil Levant }} 499, rue Principale, Piopolis 819-583-5697 / 1-866-583-5697 aubergeausoleillevant.com Motel Arnold }} 591, rue Saint-Augustin Saint-Augustin-de-Woburn 819-544-2711 hotelmotelarnold@hotmail.com

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Station touristique Baie-des-Sables 2370, chemin du Lac, Lac-Mégantic 819-583-3965 baiedessables.com

> Cheese Makers and Dairy Producers

Le Marcheur d'étoiles / Circuit touristique de Lac-Mégantic 5490, rue Komery, Lac-Mégantic 819-583-2441 ville.lac-megantic.qc.ca/tourisme2

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Deça Deci, ferme agrotouristique 298, route 263 Sud, Marston 819-214-5152 deca-deci.ca

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Parc national du Mont-Mégantic 3 189, route du Parc Notre-Dame-des-Bois 819-888-2941 / 1-800-665-6527 sepaq.com/pq/mme

La Source }} 470, route 263, Saint-Romain 418-486-2420 complexelasource.com

Chalets Mégantic }}}} 3190 route Chesham, Val-Racine 819-583-7350 chaletsmegantic.com

> Bed and Breakfasts

Domaine des Montagnais }}} 203, chemin de la Fôret-Enchantée Val-Racine 819-657-4720 / 1-877-657-4720 domainedesmontagnais.ca

Au Vaillantbourg B&B Á 12, rue Principale Ouest Notre-Dame-des-Bois 819-888-1001 auvaillantbourg.com

> Campgrounds

Aux Berges de l'Aurore \\\\ 139, route du Parc Notre-Dame-des-Bois 819-888-2715 auberge-aurore.qc.ca

Camping Aventure Mégantic

Au domaine sous un ciel étoilé \\\\ 3290, montée Notre-Dame Saint-Augustin-de-Woburn 819-582-7592 sousuncieletoile.com

Camping Baie-des-Sables }}}} 2370, chemin du Lac, Lac-Mégantic 819-583-3965 baiedessables.com

> Cottages, Condos and Apartments Chalet du Randonneur }}} 40, route de l'Église Notre-Dame-des-Bois 819-888-2785 lechaletdurandonneur.ca Gestion Côte de la Bouteille Inc. }} 789, chemin de la Rivière-Bergeron Piopolis 514-771-3833 scotchcap.ca Camping, chalets et spas des Pignons Rouges }} 178, chemin Beauchesne, Saint-Romain 418-486-2811 chaletpignonrouge.com Domaine Gagnon Á 284, rang 1, Saint-Romain 418-486-2296 domainegagnon.ca

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158, chemin J.-Cyrille-Bureau, Lambton 418-486-2607 lambton.ca/ou-dormir Camping Piopolis }}} 109, chemin de la Plage, Piopolis 819-583-2114 campingpiopolis.quebec Camping, chalets et spas des pignons rouges }}} 178, chemin Beauchesne, Saint-Romain 418-486-2811 chaletpignonrouge.com Camping Les Berges du Lac }}}} 800, chemin des Berges, Stratford 418-443-2202 / 1-877-443-2202 lesbergesdulac.ca > Outfitters Aventures Évasion Estrie }}}} 3190, route Chesham, Val-Racine 819-583-7350 chasse-aventures.com

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> Non-traditional Lodging (Cabins, Yurts and Tipis) Camping Aventure Mégantic 1255, Route 161, Frontenac 819-554-6466 campingaventuremegantic.com Hébergement aux Cinq Sens (Yurts)

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250, rang des Grenier, Piopolis 819-583-0885 auxcinqsens.ca Mont Gosford Á 901, rang Tout-de-Joie Saint-Augustin-de-Woburn 819-544-9004 montgosford.com Aux Tipis de la Rivière Sauvage 345, route Dostie, Saint-Romain 418-486-2100 tipisrivieresauvage.com > Other Classified Establishments Les Victorines du Lac Á 1886, route 161, Frontenac 819-583-4774 victorines.qc.ca RESTAURANTS

Pizzeria Casa Déli $-$$$ 81, rue Principale, Lambton 418-486-2219 Auberge Au Soleil Levant $-$$$ 499, rue Principale, Piopolis 819-583-5697 / 1-866-583-5697 aubergeausoleillevant.com La Source gourmande $$ 470, Route 263, Saint-Romain 418-486-2420 complexelasource.com/resto-bar > Microbrewey Microbrasserie La Gare'nison $-$$ 4256, rue Laval, Lac-Mégantic 819-583-3737 lagarenison@gmail.com

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East Angus Tourism Office 200, rue St-Jean Est, East Angus 819-560-8600 – eastangus.ca Megantic Tourism Office 5600, rue Frontenac, Lac-Mégantic 819-583-5515 – 1-800-363-5515 tourisme-megantic.com Memphremagog Tourism Office Memphremagog service area, autoroute 10, exit 115, Magog 819-843-2744 – 1-800-267-2744 tourisme-memphremagog.com Sherbrooke Tourism Office 785, rue King Ouest, Sherbrooke 819-821-1919 – 1-800-561-8331 destinationsherbrooke.com

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Granby Tourism Office 3JPÞ 111, rue Denison Est (Place de la Gare), Granby 450-372-7056 – granbyregion.com Lac-Brome Tourism Office J 696, rue Lakeside, Lac-Brome (Knowlton) 450-243-1221 – tourismelacbrome.com Lambton Tourism Office JP 211, rue Principale, Lambton 819-583-8467 – 1-800-363-5515 – lambton.ca

Potton Township Tourism Office JPÞ 291, rue Principale, Mansonville (Potton township) 450-292-4403 – 1-844-467-6886 – potton.ca North Hatley Tourism Office J 300, rue Mill, North Hatley 819-842-1018 – northhatley.org/en/tourism/hotels Waterloo Tourism Office 5491, rue Foster, Waterloo 450-539-4650 – tourismewaterloo.qc.ca

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Cowansville Tourism Office 225, rue Principale, Cowansville 450-266-4058 – ville.cowansville.qc.ca Des Sources Regional County Municipality Tourism Office 39, rue Dépôt, Danville 819-839-2911 – 1-888 839-2911 tourismedessources.com

Dunham Tourism Office 3740, rue Principale, Dunham 450-931-0340 – ville.dunham.qc.ca

La Patrie Tourist Information Relay 20, rue Notre-Dame Ouest, La Patrie – lapatrie.ca

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Bromont Tourism Office 15, boul. de Bromont, Bromont 450-534-2006 – 1-877-276-6668 tourismebromont.com

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Travelling in Québec Bars, Casinos and Road conditions information on road Purchasing Alcohol For conditions or other aspects of You must be at least 18 years old to enter bars, pubs, nightclubs and casinos, as well as to purchase or consume alcohol (be prepared to produce ID if asked). Wines and spirits are sold through the Société des alcools du Québec (SAQ), the provincial liquor board. Beer is available at grocery and convenience stores, which also stock a limited selection of wines.

Driving in Québec

Speed limits and distances are posted in kilometres per hour (km/h) and gasoline is sold by the litre (l).

Cell phones

Use of a cell phone is prohibited while driving.

Drugs

The law has introduced a zerotolerance policy for drug use while driving. To buy or use cannabis, you must be 21 years of age or older.

Winter tires

From December 1st to March 15, all taxis and passenger vehicles registered in Québec must be equipped with winter tires. This requirement also applies to rental passenger vehicles in Québec.

trip-planning, call 511 or 1-888355-0511, or visit quebec511.info

Tourist Routes

Discover Quebec in all its authenticity! These routes are clearly marked with blue signs and highlight the points of interest in every region they cross.

Tourist signage

Tipping

Tipping is customary in restaurants, bars and taxis. The amount, which is not included in the bill, is generally equivalent to 15% of the total bill before taxes.

Taxes

Québec has two taxes : the 5% federal goods and services tax (GST), and the 9.975% Québec sales tax (QST). An accommodation tax of 3.5% of the room price per night also applies in our region.

Tourist regions and directions to services, attractions and activities are indicated by blue road signs. For more information, visit panneaubleu.com

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Village-Relais Accredited Services

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If you feel like taking a break or require assistance while on the road, look for the Village-relais signs. It’s a safe and pleasant place to stop. Villages-relais. qc.ca

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Transportations

Accessibility

Air Travel

Québec for All: Accessibility for People with Disabilities

Aéroport de Sherbrooke 900, chemin de l’Aéroport, Cookshire-Eaton 819-832-4314 aeroportdesherbrooke.com

Kéroul assesses the accessibility of different businesses based on a set of criteria recognized by Tourisme Québec. It’s platform Québec for All offers a wide range of cultural and tourist information for visitors with reduced mobility.

Limocar 1-866-692-8899 limocar.ca La Québécoise 1-888-872-5525 autobus.qc.ca

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Taxi Magog 819-843-3377 Sherbrooke 819-562-4717 Lac-Mégantic 819-583-0583 Bromont 450-534-4646 Granby 450-372-3000 Communauto communauto.com 1-877-496-1166 Montréal 514-499-1116 Québec City 418-523-1788 – 1-877-523-1788 Sherbrooke 819-563-9191

Carpooling Amigo Express 1-877-264-4697 amigoexpress.com

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Companion Leisure Card carteloisir.ca 1-833-693-2253

Companions of disabled individuals with this sticker are admitted free of charge to participating tourism, cultural and recreational attractions.

Emergencies Emergency

911, 310‑4141 or *4141 (cell phone)

Info-Santé (medical advice) Québec Poison Control Centre

811 1-800-463‑5060

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Indexes Brome-Missisquoi and its partners Bedford Brigham Bromont Cowansville Dunham Farnham Frelighsburg Lac-Brome Saint-Armand Stanbridge East Sutton

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Granby Region and its partners 56 and 174 Granby 61 Roxton Pond 61 Saint-Alphonse-de-Granby 62 Sainte-Cécile-de-Milton 62 Saint-Joachim-de-Shefford 62 Shefford 63 Waterloo 63 Memphrémagog and its partners 66 and 177 Austin 69 Ayer's Cliff 69 Bolton-Est 69 Canton de Stanstead (Georgeville - Fitch Bay) 70 Eastman 70 Hatley (Township) 70 Magog 71 Mansonville (Potton Township) 71 North Hatley 71 Orford 72 Potton (see Mansonville) 71 Saint-Benoît-du-Lac 72 Saint-Étienne-de-Bolton 73 Sainte-Catherien-de-Hatley 73 Stanstead 73

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Coaticook River Valley and its partners 90 and 185 Barnston-Ouest 93 Compton 93 Coaticook 93 East Hereford 94 Martinville 94 Saint-Venant-de-Paquette 94 Waterville 94 Val-Saint-François and its partners 98 and 187 Bonsecours 101 Melbourne (Township) 101 Kingsbury 101 Racine 102 Richmond 102 Saint-Denis-de-Brompton 102 Sainte-Anne-de-la-Rochelle 102 Stoke 103 Ulverton 103 Valcourt 104 Val-Joli 104 Windsor 104 Des Sources Region and its partners 107 and 188 Danville 109 Ham-Sud 109 Saint-Adrien 110 Saint-Camille 110 Saint-Georges-de-Windsor 110 Val-des-Sources 111 Wotton 111

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Collaboration: Alliance de l’industrie touristique du Québec Special collaboration: The Eastern Townships nine tourism CLDs Art direction and graphic design: Atelierhuit (Marie-Claude Lavoie) Printing: Solisco Cover photo: Observa toire of Parc National du Mont-Mégantic / © Charles Dion This tourist guide was published by Tourism Eastern Townships in collaboration with its partners. Only the members of the regional tourism association are included in this guide.

The information in this guide was up to date as of winter 2022, and is subject to change without notice. Tourism Eastern Townships is not responsible for any unintentional omissions or errors. The next edition will be published in spring 2023. © Tourisme Cantonsde-l’Est

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Frontenac, Mont-Mégantic, Mont-Orford, and Yamaska national parks connect us to nature. This winter, you can fill up on fresh air and energy with family and friends.

Photo : Alexandra Côté-Durrer

Frontenac, Mont-Mégantic, Mont-Orford, and Yamaska national parks connect us to nature. On the program this summer: fun activities for all tastes, wide open spaces to roam about, and starry skies to end the day on a high note.

Photo : Émile David