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The Memphremagog destination is located in the Eastern Townships, more specifically on the western edge of the Eastern Townships administrative region. The territory runs along the American border for 35 kilometers and covers the territory of seventeen municipalities grouped into four regions: Magog-Orford, the Border region, the Massawippi valley and finally, the Missisquoi valley.
The four regions are distinguished by its concentration of breathtaking mountains and lakes. Everywhere, we see nothing but beauty. Nature is not everything. People are the heart of Memphremagog. Gastronomy, arts and crafts, culture and history… Everything is there to give you an unforgettable experience.
Gourmet pleasures
Recreational activities
Health and relaxation
Camping
The region of Magog-Orford
Magog-Orford is one of the most important tourist regions in the Eastern Townships. You will enjoy the view of Lake Memphremagog stretching over 40 km and the mountains forming Mount Orford and Mount Owl’s Head.
The valley of Massawippi
The Massawippi Valley is an area bordered by Lake Massawippi. Inspired by the beauty of the place, rich American families built magnificent villas in the 19th century. Today, some of these villas have been transformed into Inns that make you want to rest and relax.
The Border Region
The Border region is located on the border between Quebec and Vermont. You will discover a built heritage with characteristics stemming from American colonization. Today, downtown Stanstead is revitalized with respect to the architecture of yesteryear.
The Missisquoi Valley
The Missisquoi Valley is a haven of tranquility. Near the small village of Austin, you will find the Abbey of Saint-Benoît-du-Lac, a place that inspires resourcing. Further south, you will notice Owl’s Head Mountain, overlooking Lake Memphremagog.
The strength of the Memphremagog region is to rely on 17 municipalities that are as vibrant, rich and original as the next. Each one brings its own magic to the whole. You will need to come back often to discover them all!