Missisquoi Valley

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.

Austin

Austin was founded in 1793 by Nicholas Austin. It has a round barn and silo, and historic monuments (1907). For many visitors, its proximity to the Saint-Benoît-du-lac Abbey and its striking viewpoints make Austin a stop not to be missed. 

East Bolton

Bolton welcomed its first American colonists in 1808. The mines were operated up until around 1876 when this market dropped. Today, St-Patrick’s Church (1874), the United Church (1879) as well as the municipal building still stand as witnesses of history.

Potton Township (Mansonville, Vale Perkins, Highwater, Knowlton Landing, Dunkin) 

Bordering the southwest of Lake Memphrémagog, this territory offers stunning views of the lake and the Appalachians, especially Owl’s Head. It is rich in heritage. Incidentally, it is possible to see a round barn right in the center of Mansonville.

Eastman

Officially founded in 1889, the village of Eastman was named in honor of John Eastman. At the heart of the village, is a lake whose name changed from Missisquoi to Eastman to become Lac d’Argent. The municipality is well known for its picturesque charm.

St-Benoît-du-Lac　 

The smallest municipality in the Eastern Townships where you will find a monastery (Abbey) of Benedictine monks. These monks produce apple cider and cheese and are renowned for their Gregorian chants.

South Stukely (Village)

Inhabited since the beginning of the 19th century, mining and cheese production were once carried out here. The history of the village is connected to des Diligences Road which due to its charming scenery is a road full of interesting discoveries.

St-Étienne-de-Bolton 

St-Étienne-de-Bolton tucked between Sutton and Orford Mountains, a few kilometres from Lake Memphrémagog, is situated in the heart of the most sought after tourist center in the Eastern Townships. Complete with its lookout over majestic horizons, this municipality is a haven for individuals in search of peaceful scenery.