In the Heart of the Eastern Townships

In the Heart of the Eastern Townships

A cycling excursion that crosses the beautiful landscapes in a region marked by majestic lakes and the Coaticook Valley.  

Day 1

• Parking at the Parc de la Baie-de-Magog
• Direction Magog-Ayers Cliff-Compton-North Hatley, 115 km
• Follow the itinerary suggested on the cycling map
• A stop at the bandstand in Ayer’s Cliff to take a breather and ponder your next move, the Tomifobia Nature Trail (40km round trip) or towards Compton and North Hatley
• Don’t miss local products found along Routes 208 and 147
• In Compton, turn right to discover the village centre and enjoy lunch
• In North Hatley, spend the late afternoon browsing through shops and dine at one of the village’s fine restaurants.

Return by TAXI-VÉLO or lodge in North Hatley

Day 2

• Two-day option: Direction North Hatley-Magog by following the itinerary on the cycling map
• Three-day option, reaching Sherbrooke and spending the rest of the day
  • Browsing at the Marché de la gare public market and the Lac des Nations
  • Enjoying the charms of Wellington Street
  • Attending the outdoor show “Omaterra” following dinner on one of Sherbrooke’s inviting terraces.

©Tourisme Sherbrooke

©Hôtel et spa Étoile-sur-le-lac

Lodging in Sherbrooke

Day 3

• Sherbrooke-Magog with two options:
• Bypass Sherbrooke by taking the Axe de la Saint-François, the Axe du Ruisseau-Kee and the Axe de la Magog (86 km) over a variety of driving surfaces and sceneries, or
  • Enjoy a quiet ride back via the Axe de la Magog (35 km)
• Take advantage of the lively activities both around Lake Memphremagog and in Magog’s downtown area to end your getaway in style.