Massawippi

21 km/13 miles

Your first stop is at Lake Massawippi (a Wabanaki word used by the Abenaki to signify big deep lake). It’s the ideal place for family picnics, boating or simply soaking up fresh air in delightful surroundings!

Magog/Orford

34 km/21 miles

Whatever you do, don’t miss Magog and Orford. In addition to picture-postcard natural beauty, these two communities offer up fine dining, art galleries, outdoor pursuits and all manner of fun activities. Why not try the Memphremagog maze, Cep d’Argent vineyard and Parc national du Mont-Orford for starters?

Granby/Bromont

78 km/48 miles

The towns of Bromont and Granby, both of which are marked by their French and English roots, are two models of harmony between man and nature. Make the most of a fabulous cycling network and a multitude of activities, including the Granby Zoo and SkiBromont.com.

Rougemont

105 km/65 miles

Known for its environmentally friendly farming practices, the Rougemont area will bring out the gourmand in you. In the summer, enjoy the pleasures of the table and the satisfaction of purchasing food directly from local farmers. Local products or fresh produce: lip smacking guaranteed!

Chambly

126 km/78 miles

Located on the Richelieu River, Chambly is a small town that’s big on charm thanks to (among others) its canal-side bicycle path and canal locks that are unique in Québec. Fort Chambly National Historic Site of Canada, built in 1711, is the town’s major attraction.

Jacques-Cartier Bridge

143 km/89 miles

The Jacques-Cartier Bridge is your best bet for getting into the city. You’ll get a great view of La Ronde, the largest amusement park in Québec; and, once across, will be within easy reach of Montréal’s world-famous Olympic Park and environs.

Welcome to Montréal!

With its countless boutiques, cafés, bistros, tourist attractions and an endless stream of festivals spilling out onto the downtown streets all summer long, Montréal is a destination you won’t want to miss!