Border Region

The destination of Memphremagog, located in Eastern Townships, is divided into 4 regions: Magog-Orford, the Border Region, the Massawippi Valley and finally, the Missisquoi Valley. Every region has a history and a distinctive identity. More than 115 attractions, 110 lodging establishments, 56 restaurants, a provincial park and two ski centres are offered to you. Don’t miss anything, contact a tourist agent or visit one of tourist offices in our region.

Stanstead Township (Georgeville and Fitch Bay)

Near Fitch Bay, we can see a 28-m long covered bridge (1881). Georgeville invites you to its general store, which is still operating. Georgeville also boasts several heritage buildings and a wharf offering a view of Lake Memphremagog. 

Ogden (Graniteville, Tomifobia)

Covered with country roads, this area conceals impressive granite quarries, some of which have been in operation since 1890. On the 247 South, this territory offers two tree tunnels: Applegrove (near the Fitch Bay covered bridge) and Griffin.

Stanstead (Beebe, Rock Island)

One of the particularities of this area comes from its proximity to and its bordering on the United States. A bridge was built in 1802, between Derby and Rock Island to promote access. Around Beebe, the street Canusa (247 North) is divided down the center by the border.