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In winter 2026, we asked the residents of Memphremagog to share their favourite places. Places where they love to gather, landscapes that still amaze them after all these years, local food spots they recommend without hesitation, and activities they never get tired of doing again and again.
The result? A wide range of inspiring suggestions that reflect the strong connection people feel with their region. Here are some of the most frequently mentioned favorites, offering a glimpse of Memphremagog through the eyes of those who call it home.
La Cantine du Lac
“La Cantine du Lac is a place we go for great food just as much as for the laughter and warm welcome. We always leave with a smile and a full stomach!” – Michel Bureau, Renée Morin, and several other Memphremagog residents.
La Mie d’Orford
“La Mie d’Orford is loved for its delicious breakfasts, high-quality homemade products, and warm atmosphere.” – resident of Austin.
Wood’s Snack Bar
“The raspberry lemonade at Wood’s Snack Bar in Ayer’s Cliff is outstanding! And the menu is great, affordable, and exactly what you want from a snack bar.” – Alizée, Canton de Hatley
Huit5Quatre Table d’hôte
“Huit5Quatre in Eastman offers a warm atmosphere, fresh high-quality ingredients, and a talented chef.” – resident of Eastman
Les Jardins Bolton
“Summer Friday nights at Les Jardins Bolton — their pizza is probably the best I’ve had in ten years. And the setting, with views over the fields, is incredible.” – resident of Bolton-Est.
Georgeville Wharf
“My favourite place to watch the sunset is Georgeville Wharf, a peaceful spot on the shores of Lake Memphremagog. It’s perfect for a picnic or a swim on warm days.” – resident of Magog
Chemin de la Montagne
“The sunsets on Chemin de la Montagne in Sainte-Catherine-de-Hatley are truly spectacular: the valley in front, the mountains to the southwest, and Mount Orford on the horizon… a panorama that impresses every time.” – resident of Ayer’s Cliff
Chemin des Pères
“The scenic road between Magog and Austin, Chemin des Pères, offers stunning views of Lake Memphremagog and Mount Owl’s Head. A beautiful route where every curve makes you want to stop and take it all in.” – resident of Bolton-Est
Lake d’Argent
“The view of Mount Orford from the shores of Lake d’Argent in Eastman is breathtaking in every season. A perfect blend of nature and everyday life.” – Catherine L., resident of Eastman
Dreamland Park
“Dreamland Park in North Hatley offers an exceptional viewpoint and a real sense of peace. It’s a place filled with memory and beauty.” – resident of North Hatley
Mont-Orford National Park
“The landscapes, wildlife, and plant life… and the wide variety of activities offered at Mont-Orford National Park. No matter the season, there is always something to do.” – Étienne Lemire, resident of Magog
Owl’s Head
“For skiing, Owl’s Head is a must. The slopes are always well groomed, and the welcome is warm — you really feel like a guest.” – Maryse Langlois, resident of Magog
Panorama Trail
“The Panorama Trail in Fitch Bay is peaceful, with beautiful viewpoints along the hike. It’s the perfect place to unwind.” – Claudine, resident of Magog
Tomifobia Nature Trail
“The Tomifobia Nature Trail by bike, between Ayer’s Cliff and Stanstead, is the perfect distance and offers beautiful scenery from start to finish.” – Christian Langevin, resident of Ogden
Baie-de-Magog Park (Pointe Merry)
“Pointe Merry is the perfect balance between liveliness and calm. Everything in one place — cycling, walking, and even skating in winter on the ice trail.” – resident of Sainte-Catherine-de-Hatley
Théâtre La Marjolaine
“At Théâtre La Marjolaine in Eastman, you truly feel like a local. Warm welcome, great entertainment… you always leave with a smile.” – resident of Magog
Le Vieux Clocher de Magog
“Le Vieux Clocher de Magog celebrated its 50th anniversary, and it’s one of the best places to experience Quebec’s artistic culture. Entertaining, warm, and a must-visit.” – Daphnée Harbec, resident of Magog
Musée international d’art naïf de Magog
“The Magog International Museum of Naïve Art is a perfect small museum to visit with kids, who love exploring the many details in the artworks… and it’s free!” – resident of Magog
Haskell Free Library and Opera House
“The cinema at the Haskell Free Library and Opera House in Stanstead offers programming worthy of major cities, unbeatable pricing, and impressive sound and image quality.” – resident of Stanstead
Ayer’s Cliff Rodeo
“The Ayer’s Cliff Rodeo is a cultural event that keeps growing every year: great vibes, festive atmosphere, and a celebration of country culture in all its forms.” – resident of Ayer’s Cliff
