Take your pick: adrenaline packed or slow and contemplative?
If you enjoy riding on protected bike paths, you’ll love this 76 km route, which keeps you far from automobile traffic. Both the paved and crushed stone segments allow a full immersion into the stunning landscapes of the Townships. Points of interest along the way include three beautiful lakes (Boivin, Waterloo, and Brome), as well as a variety of parks and rest stops designed for your comfort.
Starting point: Tourist Welcome and Information Site
111, rue Denison Est-, Granby
The farmer’s market is a great opportunity to pick up fresh, locally grown products to concoct a DIY lunch like none other. Every Saturday from May to November.
Make a stop that’s as bucolic as it is delicious at this cider house, where apples are transformed into a variety of delectable nectars. Such a treat!
This beach is easy to access and an excellent place to relax, enjoy a family picnic, and admire panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. If you can’t resist the call of the water, rent a kayak or paddleboard and paddle out into the sunshine.
Need to cool off before pedalling on? This sandy beach is located at the halfway mark and offers gorgeous views of Lake Brome. An entry fee applies for non-residents.
This museum boasts the largest collection of World War I artifacts outside of Ottawa’s Canadian War Museum in Ottawa, including an impressive period airplane.
This elegant Victorian village invites you to stroll through its historic streets as you wander into boutiques, restaurants, galleries, and antique shops. With its lovely waterfall and gazebo, Coldbrook Park is one of the most enjoyable places to spend an hour or two.
