Every fall, the maple forests of the Eastern Townships burst into color—and every year, some visitors arrive too early or too late. Here is the actual fall foliage calendar for the Eastern Townships,…
In a world where everything is moving faster and faster, taking the time to slow down has become a real necessity. Getting away for a few days, escaping the noise, breathing in the fresh air of the…
The Eastern Townships are known for their magnificent landscapes, their passionate producers, and their way of life. In recent years, a new way to discover the region has been gaining popularity:…
The Eastern Townships are Quebec’s main wine-growing region. Around North Hatley, less than a 45-minute drive away, there are several wineries, distilleries, and gourmet producers. Here’s a…
The Eastern Townships are the ultimate destination for couples in Quebec: vineyards, fine dining, nature, and intimate accommodations—all just 90 minutes from Montreal. Here are the 5 best romantic experiences in…
Looking for a romantic getaway less than two hours from Montreal—without flying and without breaking the bank? The Eastern Townships offer the perfect blend of nature, fine dining, and relaxation…
North Hatley is a village of 700 residents located on the north shore of Lake Massawippi in the Eastern Townships, 15 minutes from Sherbrooke and 1.5 hours from Montreal.…
North Hatley and Lake Massawippi offer some of the most beautiful fall scenery in the Eastern Townships. The mixed forest (deciduous and coniferous trees) creates a striking contrast of colors…
The best restaurants in North Hatley are concentrated around Lake Massawippi: Pilsen for its waterfront patios, Massawippi Mercantile for coffee and…
The best bike trails near North Hatley are the Véloroute des Grandes-Fourches (52 km, including the Massawippi section along a former railroad track) and the Massawippi Lake loop…
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