Located at the foot of the Appalachian Mountains and nestled around the small Silver Lake where the beach welcomes bathers in a green valley surrounded by hills, Marbleton took its rise with the exploitation of a limestone deposit (still in operation). The township also saw the settlement of various English-speaking communities which explains the presence of several churches. An amazing little museum exhibits a magnificent collection of 64 models of typical scenes from the beginning of the 20th century carved exclusively on wood and in great detail. The architectural heritage of the village, of Anglo-Saxon influence, can be interpreted thanks to the "Dudswell Heritage Trail". Golf is available in the immediate vicinity of the village and the Dudswell Forest offers a hiking trail with panoramic views of the valley. - Member of the Association of the most beautiful villages of Quebec