Whether you’re travelling by bus, carpool or plane, there are several ways to get to the Eastern Townships. Once you’re here, a range of transportation services can also help you get around the region. Explore your options to plan your journey before you leave and make the most of your stay.
There are several ways to get to the region without driving. Find the option that best suits where you’re travelling from and the type of stay you’re planning.
Once you arrive, buses, carpooling, cycling and other transportation options can help you continue exploring the region.
The Eastern Townships are full of surprises! Every corner of the region offers unique experiences, from delicious culinary discoveries to breathtaking landscapes. As you begin planning your stay, let yourself be inspired by the region’s three scenic routes, an excellent way to explore all the richness and charm of the Eastern Townships.
Several options are available depending on your destination. You can drive or take an intercity bus. Limocar connects Montréal with several destinations in the Eastern Townships, including Bromont, Granby, Waterloo, Eastman, Magog and Sherbrooke.
Yes. Some trips are well suited to a car-free getaway. Intercity buses can take you to several destinations, while public transit, cycling and carpooling can help you get around once you arrive. Before booking, check the transportation options available at your destination and choose accommodations close to the activities and services you’d like to enjoy.
Yes. Limocar offers bus service between Montréal and Sherbrooke, with several stops in the Eastern Townships. Check the carrier’s schedules and stops to plan your trip.
The Société de transport de Sherbrooke (STS) bus network serves different areas of the city. BIXI also offers a bike-sharing network for getting around on two wheels. Depending on your itinerary, carpooling can complement these options.
Yes. The region offers many bike paths and cycling routes for exploring the Eastern Townships on two wheels. Whether you’re planning a ride of a few hours or a multi-day cycling getaway, explore the cycling routes and services available to cyclists to plan your trip.
Yes. The 235-km Véloroute Gourmande connects Montréal and Sherbrooke. Along the way, you can combine cycling with food and drink stops, attractions and overnight stays.
Charging stations are available at many locations throughout the Eastern Townships. Before hitting the road, find stations along your route or near the places you plan to visit.
Kéroul offers resources to help plan accessible transportation and stays, including information on transportation, services and the accessibility of many tourism and cultural establishments.
