Best Things to Do in the Eastern Townships in June

Published on Jun 2, 2025

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June in the Eastern Townships is pure magic—think rolling hills, flower-filled trails, and storybook villages that practically beg you to explore. Whether you’re chasing waterfalls, sipping your way through vineyards, or letting the kids run wild at a farm or forest adventure, there’s something for every kind of traveller.

The best part? It’s all just a short, easy drive from Montreal or northern New England. So pack your curiosity, grab your sunnies, and dive into a season of beauty, charm, and memory-making in the Townships.

We’ve even lined up our top recommendations to make planning your getaway easy-peasy.

Get a Taste of the Townships

Famous for its local flavours and unforgettable meals, the Eastern Townships is a must-visit for food lovers. From the elegance of Manoir Hovey in North Hatley to the creative flair of Les Mal-aimées in Cookshire-Eaton, our terroir shines. And now, Espace Old Mill in Stanbridge East has made history as the first Eastern Townships restaurant to receive a Green Michelin Star, a nod to its eco-conscious culinary excellence.

Want the inside scoop on where to eat, sip, and savour the region’s best? These handpicked guides lead you straight to the most rewarding tables and terroir experiences in the Townships:

5 country-style tables that capture the spirit of the region.
8 exceptional restaurants worth the detour.
10 standout vineyards to sip your way through.

Pick a Route, Any Route

The hardest part about cycling in the Eastern Townships? Choosing where to start. Will it be the lakeside serenity of Memphremagog, the vineyard-dotted hills of Brome-Missisquoi, the wild beauty around Lac Megantic, or the rolling countryside of the Coaticook Valley?

No need to stress. With a vast network of circuits for every type of cyclist—from families with young riders to gravel enthusiasts and seasoned road warriors—you’re sure to find your perfect match.

Gravel or paved, electric or pedal-powered, solo, in pairs, or with a crew—there’s a ride for every pace and preference. Many routes wind past vineyards, microbreweries, and standout restaurants, so you can easily pair your pedalling with a gourmet break or leisurely village stroll.

Tee Off in Style

With panoramic mountain views, pristine fairways, and courses ranked among the best in Canada, golfing in the Eastern Townships is nothing short of spectacular. Whether you're chasing a personal best or just soaking in the scenery, the region offers unforgettable play in every direction.

From championship greens in Bromont to the natural beauty around Lake Megantic, our golf courses blend challenge and charm. And when the final putt drops, the experience is far from over—think luxurious inns, fine dining, and the restful stays that turn a fun day into a full-on golf getaway.

Eager to book your tee time? Start here:

• List of Eastern Townships golf courses.
5 golf courses to try in the Sherbrooke region.
• Top après-golf spots in the Eastern Townships.

Why Stay for Just One Day?

Ask anyone who’s ever visited the Eastern Townships: One day is never enough. With so much to explore—and June’s long, light-filled evenings—you’ll want to make the most of every golden hour.

Luckily, there are places to stay in the Townships for every taste and budget, from scenic campgrounds to design-forward B&Bs. Whether you're after laid-back charm or boutique elegance, you'll find overnight options that entice you to linger a little longer.

Not to mention: the sunsets are spectacular, and the early mornings? Pure magic.

Ready to check in? Start with these stays worth bookmarking:

•  Unusual accommodations in the Eastern Townships.
•  4 vineyard stays for wine lovers.
6 country inns you’ll want to return to.

Looking Ahead to July

Summer in the Townships is just getting started—and trust us, you’ll want to see what’s coming up next. Our July edition of Best Things to Do will be packed with fresh inspiration for the height of the summer season.

Planning a visit during the Quebec construction holiday (July 20 to August 2)? It’s a popular time to explore the region, so we recommend booking your stay, restaurant tables, and activities early to make the most of your getaway—without the stress.

See you soon in the Eastern Townships!

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