Located in the heart of the Eastern Townships, the marais de la Rivière-aux-Cerises can be discovered a few minutes away from downtown Magog. In addition to its trail network, which is accessible year-round, you can live many different experiences all ...
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Part of the official tourist routes of Québec, the “Route des Belles-Histoires” allows visitors to discover the Laurentian region from another aspect. Its historic thematic perspective highlights the development of its various forestry, agricultural and ...
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A typical example of the Monteregian Hills natural region, Parc national du Mont-Saint-Bruno has five lakes, an apple orchard with over 850 apple trees, a historic mill, and dozens of kilometres of trails that wind through leafy forests. Some 200 species ...
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L’Orpailleur – a pioneering vineyard in Quebec – planted its first vines in 1982 in the beautiful Dunham Valley. Visitors who wish to improve their knowledge of viticulture are invited to follow the self-guided wine trail, visit the economuseum or take ...
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Here, fossil fish and plants tell their stories...about the life that existed on our planet 380 million years ago, at a time when species were making the transition from sea to land. Parc national de Miguasha is a real treasure of natural heritage, one ...
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Visit the "Bazar de Stanstead", located in the beautiful Eastern Townships region. In a warm atmosphere, you can meet more than 35 sellers of antiques, second-hand goods, crafts, vintage objects and clothes. Whether you are looking for an original gift ...
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ANISIPI (which means pure water, life source, in Algonquin) Activity circuit to discover water. A touristic activity that highlights the natural and cultural heritage of Amos-Harricana, a vast territory marked by the thousand-year-old history of the Anicicape ...
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Discover the magnificent islands of the Bas-Saint-Laurent region! Several are accessible to visit during the summer: L’île Verte, l’île aux Basques, l’île Saint-Barnabé, les îles du Pot à l’Eau-de-Vie and l’île aux Lièvres. You can visit them and go for ...
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